Stanbrough at Bloomington

StandOnThePedal · 5/1/08, 9:56 AM

I just want to know if the rumors i have been hearing are true about the motor in the foxco car. What i heard is that the block of the motor was broken when Stanbrough fliped last friday.

Dirtfan · 5/1/08, 10:13 AM

He was in the Baldwin #5 Sat. & Sun. last weekend, so one may speculate all they want.

smitdavi · 5/1/08, 12:15 PM

That was one nasty ride that's for sure!

5/1/08, 12:20 PM

What I was told isn't as sinister as it sounds, but I did hear it broke at the motor plate.
I have NO IDEA that this is a fact, it was just what I was told.

He did take a couple of nasty flips and hit pretty darn hard at least once?

Blocks can be fixed or replaced, I'm just glad the driver was OK !

Barney · 5/1/08, 12:47 PM

From what I hear it was a block made of that new "unobtanium" material.:eek:

Onlydirt · 5/1/08, 10:50 PM

I heard it wouldnt have broke if it didnt rotate backwards! :doh:

Jerry Shaw · 5/1/08, 11:16 PM

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Originally Posted by Onlydirt

I heard it wouldnt have broke if it didnt rotate backwards! :doh:

If it would have happened in the Southern Hemisphere it would have been unharmed, Ty.:O:

Jerry

5/1/08, 10:13 AM	#2 Re: Stanbrough at Bloomington
Dirtfan Senior Member Race Count This Year: 50 Race Count Last Year: 54 Join Date: Jul 2007 Posts: 8,880	He was in the Baldwin #5 Sat. & Sun. last weekend, so one may speculate all they want. __________________ Dan Hetser "Today is a Gift, Tomorrow is not Promised"

5/1/08, 9:56 AM	#1 Stanbrough at Bloomington
StandOnThePedal Member Join Date: Oct 2007 Posts: 31	I just want to know if the rumors i have been hearing are true about the motor in the foxco car. What i heard is that the block of the motor was broken when Stanbrough fliped last friday.

5/1/08, 12:15 PM	#3 Re: Stanbrough at Bloomington
smitdavi Member Join Date: Apr 2008 Posts: 37	That was one nasty ride that's for sure!

5/1/08, 12:20 PM	#4 Re: Stanbrough at Bloomington
Sprint Fan Posts: n/a	What I was told isn't as sinister as it sounds, but I did hear it broke at the motor plate. I have NO IDEA that this is a fact, it was just what I was told. He did take a couple of nasty flips and hit pretty darn hard at least once? Blocks can be fixed or replaced, I'm just glad the driver was OK !

5/1/08, 12:47 PM	#5 Re: Stanbrough at Bloomington
Barney Senior Member Join Date: Jul 2007 Posts: 262	From what I hear it was a block made of that new "unobtanium" material.:eek:

5/1/08, 10:50 PM	#6 Re: Stanbrough at Bloomington
Onlydirt Senior Member Join Date: Jul 2007 Posts: 912	I heard it wouldnt have broke if it didnt rotate backwards! :doh: