Charles Nungester
(Online)
#49
9/11/08 9:46 AM
Its not about everyone trading in their 410. Its about unhooking them enough so that 370 can run with em. Or a 360-427-454 ect.
The cost of the 410 is simply because its 410 and they keep working and working to get more and more out of it. Talking to Rob Chenneys dad a couple years back he said he couldn't get a set of heads for what he could get a whole motor for just five years prior.
I think there is very exciting racing today and then there are sometimes when someone is running 25 qualifying laps and they finish by HP not driver ability.
Chuck, Trying not to dissrespect anyone here and certainly its not just the cars, motors or drivers but track conditions and other things.
Charles Nungester
Motormasher (Offline)
#50
9/11/08 9:58 AM
Your right Superduke, Derek Fisher and Kevin Briscoe.
Who could compete with Jon Stanbrough when he was on his game? Only a few drivers had (or have) the same "high dollar" equipment as the Foxco Team. Look where they are at now? Where is Danny Holtsclaw? When these guys tore up their cars they tore up alot of $$$$$.
Too many guys have quit over the last few years and its all because it cost too much. I myself am a victom of that, I need a $,4,000 injection to finish my motor and I can't afford it, but if I don't get one I know I won't be able to run up front.
I myself HATE rules, I believe in "runnin what you brung" but a series with some limitations would make it easier for guys like me to stay in racing. SPRINT CAR RACING!:checkered: