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Old 04-04-2025, 07:18 PM   #11
Bill Grubbs
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Talking Re: New shifter rule poll

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Originally Posted by Mark Yacavone View Post
Bill , If "Joe Racer" sees a perceived advantage for HIM, He'll have an automated shifter in a minute... "It's only money"

Mark, Where will it end? CNC heads, is that the end? "It's only money"; Four-link srear suspensions? "It's only money";... etc.

I do not agree with a lot that has been allowed over the years. However, I have begrudgingly adapted...and will continue to do so. At this point in my life I have the means. However, in the late 90's I ate tuna fish and lunchmeat sandwiches for three weeks while TDY, just so I could buy a Hedworth Carb, and an autometer tachometer.

I figure I have another 10 years (15 on the outside) before I'm done. I would like to see a 10 year moratorium on performance enhancements and other DEI enhancements, or enhancements given out every ten years. with no enhancement given out during the interim period... but I am only dreaming.

Maybe NHRA could re-implement a rolling year's legalization of cars. Only cars that are 10, 15, 20, or 25 years old. That way the field would be level, as everyone would have a newer car with all the bells and whistles.








Last paragraph TIC, i do not want to give NHRA any ideas.
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