Texas Invitational

[STROKD]

Glad you had a good time, Andrew said him and Dave had a good race, with Andrew's car banging out half way down the track he held Dave off throught the traps.

[Grandpa]

Originally Posted by STROKD Glad you had a good time, Andrew said him and Dave had a good race, with Andrew's car banging out half way down the track he held Dave off throught the traps.

Yeah, Andrew had some weird gremlin that he couldn't figure out. Dave is going to need to figure out something about traction though. His car pulls strong and was leaving long black strips on every hit and gear change! You're going to have your hands full with Darkness, Matt!

[STROKD]

Originally Posted by Steve Yeah, Andrew had some weird gremlin that he couldn't figure out. Dave is going to need to figure out something about traction though. His car pulls strong and was leaving long black strips on every hit and gear change! You're going to have your hands full with Darkness, Matt!

Im not worried about Dave, he doesnt street race anymore.

[Grandpa]

Originally Posted by STROKD Im not worried about Dave, he doesnt street race anymore.

There is so many events to race those high powered cars now it's kinda stupid to street race them anyways. The distance those cars cover in such a short time is vastly different than what we are used to. Doing it in slow cars (sub-800) on a deserted road/highway late at night is one thing, but those high powered cars can cover MILES in the matter of seconds. If anything goes wrong, there is no changing lanes or stopping at those speeds and it's not worth taking the chance of killing yourself or someone else. So I agree with Dave.

[STROKD]

Originally Posted by Steve There is so many events to race those high powered cars now it's kinda stupid to street race them anyways. The distance those cars cover in such a short time is vastly different than what we are used to. Doing it in slow cars (sub-800) on a deserted road/highway late at night is one thing, but those high powered cars can cover MILES in the matter of seconds. If anything goes wrong, there is no changing lanes or stopping at those speeds and it's not worth taking the chance of killing yourself or someone else. So I agree with Dave.

Like I said, doesnt matter. I dont plan to run TI, and he just wants to cruise and enjoy his car, and race it 2 times a year at TI. I WILL go to the track, he won't... so there is a 1% chance that either of us will ever be able to line em up.

He will be in a different car before mine runs anyway.