Pure Stock Drags

[YENKO DEUCE REGISTRY]

You guys were flying!! With those et's and mph's, it feels impossible to ever catch up when your car only runs mid 14's. I have a huge learning curve!

[Chevy454]

M: don't sweat the numbers, we ALL have to start somewhere! That's the beauty of this event...there's no ladder & no prizes, so you run want you run. The satisfaction comes from getting the most out of your particular combo, and making do with what ya got. And like you said, there is a HUGE learning curve, and we're all still on it...some people are just closer to the apex! (think COPO Pete!!)

Anyway, it was some darn good air, but I wish we'd had the hook we had at Gateway...that's the kicker, you get good air, but on the skinnys the extra power makes it even more *fun* off the line! If we'd have had the Stanton air and Gateway prep, I'd have gotten my .20s and Pete woulda gone 11s...

[Donny Brass]

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M: don't sweat the numbers, we ALL have to start somewhere! That's the beauty of this event...there's no ladder & no prizes, so you run want you run.

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Here here !!

Marlin, I started out in June with a string of 15.20 runs, and by the end of Sept with minimal work, 13.84 !!

Just keep racing and tunin'.......

here are 98 pics from the event, and you can even buy prints up to 12x18 of the ones you like

http://duanesphotoimaging.netfirms.c...001&pos=-1

[Mr70]

Donny Nice Pix!

[YENKO DEUCE REGISTRY]

Very nice pics! Especially the last 3-4!!

Two Superbirds racing? Cool!!

[Donny Brass]

I messed up that link , if anyone wants prints of those pics, email Duane at [email protected] for more info.

[Turbo Regal]

Great Pics! I love Pure Stock racing and its good to see more Fords out there duking it out! The more makes the better!

[SmallHurst]

I had a great time. A bit nerve racking at times, but wouldn't have done it any other way. 790 miles racked up driving my '69 Hurst/Olds to the race, running an all time best of <font color="blue"> </font> [email protected] <font color="black"> </font> with a car weighing in at 4200 lbs with driver, running 3.23 gears, and having all of the a/c stuff hooked up, then driving back. Little tired of the hot start issues that I had with the car, but it was worth the time and effort. Ran my receipts for gas going up and back, right at $300!

[JLerum]

Rusty,

My hats off to you for driving the car so far. She's a beauty and it's not a lot of fun putting the miles on the car.The race format sure is fun. For those who haven't done it, it sure is addicting.

JIM

[YENKO DEUCE REGISTRY]

Wow! Very cool that you drove to the track, raced, drove home - over 700 miles!!