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I can't wait until this actually becomes a race section...

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Old 03-28-2022, 01:23 PM
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I can't wait until this actually becomes a race section...

Don't hold your breath.


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It's guys like u that need to be in here.. it's become boring... guys like u race and make Pontiacs look good


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Old 03-29-2022, 11:42 AM
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It's guys like u that need to be in here.. it's become boring... guys like u race and make Pontiacs look good

Sadly, I haven't run since I blew up my head gaskets over three years ago. The damage is fixed, but the car is still apart. Covid (my wife and I are both old and she was immune-compromised at the time) and a complete remodel of my house have taken all my time. I blow the dust off the car every once and a while, but that's it.



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Old 03-29-2022, 02:55 PM
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Sadly, I haven't run since I blew up my head gaskets over three years ago. The damage is fixed, but the car is still apart. Covid (my wife and I are both old and she was immune-compromised at the time) and a complete remodel of my house have taken all my time. I blow the dust off the car every once and a while, but that's it.



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I hope you find a way to do something on the car to move it forward. Even if it is only one small little thing. Maybe one small little thing each week or month. It can be very refreshing to get back at it a little at a time.
I’m in the same boat as you for some of the same reasons, but I am retiring soon and think I can focus on the car much more then. For now I’m trying to something on it each week, even if it is only order parts some of those times.

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When I start back on it, that's how I'll do it--eating the elephant one bite at a time. That's how I'm doing the house remodel--doing almost everything myself and learning as I go along. I hope to finish the remodel soon (never completely done with a 75-year-old house ). Once I start back on the race car, I know I'll get into it quickly.

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I hope you find a way to do something on the car to move it forward. Even if it is only one small little thing. Maybe one small little thing each week or month. It can be very refreshing to get back at it a little at a time.
I’m in the same boat as you for some of the same reasons, but I am retiring soon and think I can focus on the car much more then. For now I’m trying to something on it each week, even if it is only order parts some of those times.

Good luck
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7.75 @ 178 pass:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Iez3...ature=youtu.be

First seven second pass(7.98): https://wwwoutube.com/watch?v=DK17...ature=youtu.be



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We need an LS powered Race Section. They came in a lot of Pontiacs!

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We need an LS powered Race Section. They came in a lot of Pontiacs!
I can get down with that... I'm into the corporate LS engines..

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We need an LS powered Race Section. They came in a lot of Pontiacs!
I think this would be a good idea and I would enjoy reading LS based race stuff. Possibly the "Race" section could be renamed "Race/Technical" or "Traditional Race/Technical" and a separate "LS Race/Technical"

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I think this would be a good idea and I would enjoy reading LS based race stuff. Possibly the "Race" section could be renamed "Race/Technical" or "Traditional Race/Technical" and a separate "LS Race/Technical"
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Amen... those guys made this forum entertaining..

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Two Issues with that deal, Scott.

1) None of the Pontiac Guys will admit what they are actually running.
(all the way back to Arnie Beswick days.)

2) The knowledge base for the racers has dried up drastically with no Pete McCarthy,
High Performance Pontiac, Car Craft, Hot Rod articles to speak of.

As was said lots of interest in the LS engine vehicles with their events.

David Butler was not stupid.

The old board was some smack talking by P-Dude and Lil Jack backed up by racing.
The East Coast Mafia has dried up.

Personally I have no desire to read face book crap in a technical section of the board.

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Two Issues with that deal, Scott.

1) None of the Pontiac Guys will admit what they are actually running.
(all the way back to Arnie Beswick days.)

2) The knowledge base for the racers has dried up drastically with no Pete McCarthy,
High Performance Pontiac, Car Craft, Hot Rod articles to speak of.

As was said lots of interest in the LS engine vehicles with their events.

David Butler was not stupid.

The old board was some smack talking by P-Dude and Lil Jack backed up by racing.
The East Coast Mafia has dried up.

Personally I have no desire to read face book crap in a technical section of the board.

Tom V.
You already know it but you're right on all accounts...
In particular, Butler was smart to get in on the LS craze...
I will probably use them for my build..
I don't have any social media at all so I can't see anything the East coast is up to other than texting Brian here and there...
Those guys are pushing the limits every chance they can.

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True statement.. I'm on a ctsv forum and it's spotty at best. Getting worse by the day

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I discussed this with my friends regularly. Once my generation is gone (54yo) This hot rod and racing stuff will almost be nonexistent.!

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I discussed this with my friends regularly. Once my generation is gone (54yo) This hot rod and racing stuff will almost be nonexistent.!
With the old stuff I agree Bill.. however, with the new stuff it's alive and well! Hot rodding isn't gonna die. Lots of guys under the hoods of modern cars... I'm 50 and doing it...
I gave up on the old school... I'm playing with modern muscle...

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