roush cars in stock and super stock

dwydendorf · 09-14-2008, 09:42 AM

I think some people may be missing the big picture here. The car companies want to get involved in NHRA and IHRA Stock and Super Stock. Their involvement can only insure that Stock and Super Stock will be showcased and will be around for a very long time. After all this was the reason I became involved in Stock and Super Stock back in the late 1960's and early 1970's and probably the reason most of you did too. If everyone becomes paranoid before a single car goes down the track , the negative hoopla will only kill off any interest the car companies have in Stock and Super Stock. FJ, you should know first hand how this can benefit all the racers in Stock and Super Stock. Didn't SPS benefit from the involvement of Oldsmobile in Super Stock back in the 80's and 90's? Throughout the years there have always been killer cars in certain classes and most racers will adapt just like they always have. You will either spend more money and work harder to beat them or you will find a different class to run in. Does this sound a little like SS/AH at this years U.S. Nationals where the Westcotts were a tenth faster than anyone else in the class? How is this any different than it has always been? Don't kill off a good thing before it even gets started!

09-14-2008, 09:42 AM	#29
dwydendorf Member Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: michigan Posts: 162 Likes: 251 Liked 19 Times in 7 Posts	Re: roush cars in stock and super stock I think some people may be missing the big picture here. The car companies want to get involved in NHRA and IHRA Stock and Super Stock. Their involvement can only insure that Stock and Super Stock will be showcased and will be around for a very long time. After all this was the reason I became involved in Stock and Super Stock back in the late 1960's and early 1970's and probably the reason most of you did too. If everyone becomes paranoid before a single car goes down the track , the negative hoopla will only kill off any interest the car companies have in Stock and Super Stock. FJ, you should know first hand how this can benefit all the racers in Stock and Super Stock. Didn't SPS benefit from the involvement of Oldsmobile in Super Stock back in the 80's and 90's? Throughout the years there have always been killer cars in certain classes and most racers will adapt just like they always have. You will either spend more money and work harder to beat them or you will find a different class to run in. Does this sound a little like SS/AH at this years U.S. Nationals where the Westcotts were a tenth faster than anyone else in the class? How is this any different than it has always been? Don't kill off a good thing before it even gets started!