Quite possibly, but I guess we'll have to wait and see what he does. I still haven't seen any stick shift foxes that are going that will put up a fight, unless you have something up your sleeve.
Cars look nice, but I just realized that the front end on the 300 is what makes that car so appealing. Not so much with the Magnum front end. I'm sure it's easy to swap back and forth. Welcome.
There is a white 86 that will be there. Who knows if he will spray it or not. I hope so. 10.40's on blower is nice, but what about with an extra 100 wheel?
Did you laugh and tell him that you have 4 toys?
Couldn't see the graph at work, but damn. I guess you could have told him that your 4 toys would add up to his power #. When is the 88 coming out?
Funny thing is that OSU is leading the Big Ten in rushing right now and no one can decide who the better back is. I guess that's a good problem to have.
Not too bad for a car that weighs in at 4500+ with driver. Not my choice, but it seems that it has potential. My favorite comment was about the old school SHO being better with the Yamaha motor. Can't say that I ever saw one run 12 anything, but they didn't cost 45K either.
Built transmission, built motor, blower kit, rear-end, and what else? Doesn't matter what you drive, it takes money to make it fast. For $17,000 you can find a decent GT and have a built motor, rear-end, and a blower, but maybe not the tranny.
Too each his own on this one. I'd rather watch a fast stick car, but it's still fun to watch any fast car. Also, I don't bracket race so why do I care about consistency? If I'm not mistaken, a certain 10.40 stick car was rather consistent until traction wasn't there one pass out of 4 or 5 the other night. Just have be a good stick car driver to get semi-consistent.
Some people would just rather drive a stick car and I have to say that I am one of them. Of course with the way that he was shifting the car in the video he would drop a ton of ET by going auto, but what fun would that be?