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Old 07-12-2011, 04:15 PM
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Agree with Hammertime, keep it simple for street/semi-mod classes. Like 13.0 sec and up.
Most go'n to these type events dont race every wkend if at all.
If complicated, they dont want to look dumb ask'n questions.
Think be more tempted to run thier factory cars for fun.

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Old 07-12-2011, 04:23 PM
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FWIW, keep it simple for street/semi-mod classes. Like 13.0 sec and up.
Most go'n to these type events dont race every wkend if at all.
If complicated, they dont want to look dumb ask'n questions.
Think be more tempted to run thier factory cars for fun.
Interesting to see what factory builds on stock type tires really run.
I agree with the keep it simple mentality. We don't like confusion, just out to have some fun and maybe win a few races. If there's enough cars in the street type classes you could split the cars into more than one class based on their dial in times. Help make the racing more fun to watch too.

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Old 07-12-2011, 10:18 PM
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I agree with the keep it simple mentality. We don't like confusion, just out to have some fun and maybe win a few races. If there's enough cars in the street type classes you could split the cars into more than one class based on their dial in times. Help make the racing more fun to watch too.
Agreed. There seemed to be a noticeable lack of these cars this past weekend; most of the 'stock' class were the later model cars. Keep it simple to get the 13 sec and slower guys on the track.

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Old 07-13-2011, 07:32 AM
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We need a 4spd class, for me and the other one that was there. at least then i could get 2nd place.

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Old 07-13-2011, 08:51 AM
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Talking C/FX NSS at Bowling Green

Ever think of having a NSS class at Bowling Green. This past weekend at Beaver Springs, Beaver Bob had a packed house and 54 NSS cars. You want ideas to put on an event, give a call to Beaver Bob and learn from one of the best. This was a class act that I have not seen lately, except at Norwalk.

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NSS cars were run as exhibition at the POCI event, they were provided by the Nostalgia Super Stock, Inc., Joe Zajac is a member here.

NSS class racing is gaining interest, most groups have followed the NSS rules provided by the NMCA. They have had as many 80 cars at one NSS event.

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Ever think of having a NSS class at Bowling Green. This past weekend at Beaver Springs, Beaver Bob had a packed house and 54 NSS cars. You want ideas to put on an event, give a call to Beaver Bob and learn from one of the best. This was a class act that I have not seen lately, except at Norwalk.
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Old 07-14-2011, 06:52 PM
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Agreed...I try to make ALL of Beavers NSS races....always packed ! Week after Norwalk Beaver will have Flashback Friday & the 422 AllStars meet on Saturday...it will be packed both days. He generally has the ProStick boys as well...
I hope to make Flashback Friday after Norwalk...
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