Never to early to think about Indy and AHFS

B Parker · 01-25-2022, 08:13 PM

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Originally Posted by Race Clean

So how is the system helping you to get closer?

It's not I didn't say it was. At this point it has as much a chance to hurt me as it does to help. At Cecil County last year, I had a first-round heads up. Round one sheet came out late at night and online. Looked at it to see who I had. No heads up. In the morning they called Juniors up and we were next. My friend went and picked up a sheet, but we thought we already knew who we were going to run. He came back and said the ladder changed and we had a heads up first round. Didn't have time to tune all the way. Not sure how much my opponent was able to. If I ran it out I would have been close to 1.20 under. My opponent has the same combo as I do. Could have hurt the combo bad on that one run. BP

Ryan Horensky · 01-25-2022, 11:03 PM

[QUOTE=B Parker;656255]It's not I didn't say it was. At this point it has as much a chance to hurt me as it does to help. At Cecil County last year, I had a first-round heads up. Round one sheet came out late at night and online. Looked at it to see who I had. No heads up. In the morning they called Juniors up and we were next. My friend went and picked up a sheet, but we thought we already knew who we were going to run. He came back and said the ladder changed and we had a heads up first round. Didn't have time to tune all the way. Not sure how much my opponent was able to. If I ran it out I would have been close to 1.20 under. My opponent has the same combo as I do. Could have hurt the combo bad on that one run. BP[/QUOTE

My fault on the ladder change. I didn’t make it there until Saturday morning. I think I was the only car to show up on Saturday.

Larry Hill · 01-26-2022, 08:59 AM

Race clean “How will that help”?

At the Charlotte rave a few years ago on Sunday it was Heads up race between a 396 Camaro and a LT1 Firebird and both went 1.20 under and got power. Both cars are still great cars just not killer cars.

Race Clean · 01-26-2022, 10:59 AM

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Originally Posted by Larry Hill

Race clean “How will that help”?

At the Charlotte rave a few years ago on Sunday it was Heads up race between a 396 Camaro and a LT1 Firebird and both went 1.20 under and got power. Both cars are still great cars just not killer cars.

Lets hope for many close headsup runs all the way to the finishline then

Bill Grubbs · 01-26-2022, 11:07 AM

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Originally Posted by Larry Hill

Race clean “How will that help”?

At the Charlotte rave a few years ago on Sunday it was Heads up race between a 396 Camaro and a LT1 Firebird and both went 1.20 under and got power. Both cars are still great cars just not killer cars.

That race in Charlotte made two of our engines boat anchors. No one heard us complain…in fact we congratulated Jeff on a great run. If we all races like that the AHFS would take care of itself. Fast cars will still be fast cars just in different classes.

Keep crying to the teacher.

Jack McCarthy · 01-26-2022, 12:11 PM

chicken **** nhra just revised automatic help for slugs ahfs rules backwards to what they were >>> no -95 mineshaft etc same as last 10 non working years

Automatic Help For Slugs cannot and will not ever work as long as we control data input and know the "rules"

captain

01-25-2022, 11:03 PM	#2
Ryan Horensky Member Join Date: Sep 2002 Location: Sugarloaf,PA Posts: 201 Likes: 19 Liked 109 Times in 18 Posts	Re: Never to early to think about Indy and AHFS [QUOTE=B Parker;656255]It's not I didn't say it was. At this point it has as much a chance to hurt me as it does to help. At Cecil County last year, I had a first-round heads up. Round one sheet came out late at night and online. Looked at it to see who I had. No heads up. In the morning they called Juniors up and we were next. My friend went and picked up a sheet, but we thought we already knew who we were going to run. He came back and said the ladder changed and we had a heads up first round. Didn't have time to tune all the way. Not sure how much my opponent was able to. If I ran it out I would have been close to 1.20 under. My opponent has the same combo as I do. Could have hurt the combo bad on that one run. BP[/QUOTE My fault on the ladder change. I didn’t make it there until Saturday morning. I think I was the only car to show up on Saturday.

01-26-2022, 08:59 AM	#3
Larry Hill Live Reporter Join Date: Oct 2004 Location: Hickory, Ky Posts: 10,642 Likes: 1,940 Liked 10,721 Times in 2,232 Posts	Re: Never to early to think about Indy and AHFS Race clean “How will that help”? At the Charlotte rave a few years ago on Sunday it was Heads up race between a 396 Camaro and a LT1 Firebird and both went 1.20 under and got power. Both cars are still great cars just not killer cars. __________________ IHM Used Parts https://ihmusedparts.com 888-821-1817

01-26-2022, 12:11 PM	#6
Jack McCarthy VIP Member Join Date: Feb 2002 Location: lyndon ky. ... louisville area Posts: 1,322 Likes: 29 Liked 477 Times in 117 Posts	Re: Never to early to think about Indy and AHFS chicken **** nhra just revised automatic help for slugs ahfs rules backwards to what they were >>> no -95 mineshaft etc same as last 10 non working years Automatic Help For Slugs cannot and will not ever work as long as we control data input and know the "rules" captain __________________ Jack McCarthy 3609 STK "the Captain"