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Old 05-24-2008, 05:05 PM   #1
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if it was a legal ss/aa hemi [ not this ss/ah thing]you think it would just run over armstrong????
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Old 05-24-2008, 05:52 PM   #2
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if it was a legal ss/aa hemi [ not this ss/ah thing]you think it would just run over armstrong????
The SS/AH weight break is 6.00; the SS/AA weight break is 6.00 - 6.49; I guarantee you that Armstrong is as close to 6.00 as possible. Don't get me wrong, I am a John Armstrong fan; but I still believe that if Westcott Jr. and Armstrong are both right at 6.00 lbs./hp, Westcott is the clear winner. Do you really think that Armstrong can run low 8.50s even at 6.00 lbs./hp?
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Old 05-24-2008, 07:07 PM   #3
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This would be a race to remember for sure.I am an admirer of both of these men for what they have achieved,but I really don't think people are giving Armstrong enough credit here.To say that one is heads and shoulders above the other just ain't happening in my book,it would be a very close race for sure and would be worth the price of admission to indy alone.
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Old 05-24-2008, 07:15 PM   #4
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you are only talking about a 1/10th difference between the two[ on their best runs ],so maybe at 6 lbs the hemi might pull a slite but add a carb to the vette too make it equal..i am not a hemi hater but put them back in ss/aa and give the fords and chevys a shot. they brag but they dont want competetion in ss/ah.wth..denny
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The SS/AH weight break is 6.00; the SS/AA weight break is 6.00 - 6.49; I guarantee you that Armstrong is as close to 6.00 as possible. Don't get me wrong, I am a John Armstrong fan; but I still believe that if Westcott Jr. and Armstrong are both right at 6.00 lbs./hp, Westcott is the clear winner. Do you really think that Armstrong can run low 8.50s even at 6.00 lbs./hp?
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John is my engine builder and a friend of mine, I know how he races (bracket mode) unlike the AH guys who are in kill mode all the time. As I stated in my first post if we could get John to make a pass in kill mode alot of people would pay attention, he's a humble gentleman that has worked years on his combo and doesn't want to get hit with HP. I guess I get sick of hearing about all the AH guys and how great they are, when you see and know people like John who go virtually unnoticed in NHRA drag racing. By the way John wouldn't like all this attention.

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