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STG 05-28-2002 02:04 PM

That's Just Like the Old Carroll Shelby!
 
It figures that sneaky old CS would locate SAI at a track that favors his cars.:LOL:

I will agree with Richard Hudgins on this topic. When it comes to this kind of stuff, his resume is quite impressive.

grumpy 05-28-2002 03:00 PM

Come on guys, almost 2 lbs per hp diff and the lesser weight with stickies for braking and cornering, the porsche didn't have a chance, the CSX could've pitted, got a drink of water, and then went back out and passed him to make it fair.

Grumpy

.....zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz

RACER X #99 05-28-2002 03:10 PM

Grumpy, wake up your having a nightmare. Look at the calender 2002 not 1965 ok you can go back to your nap now.

McCranky:3DSMILE:

David Borden 07-21-2002 12:16 AM

Ide put money on the tires!

If you put streets on the CSX, and Dot R rubber on the Porsche, the results would have been the exact opposite.

Also, the level of driving at a track event is very different than full on racing.

David

Jim Gunther 07-21-2002 06:45 AM

Wow!
I had Nooo Idea the Porche could weigh 3,300 pounds.

I always thought a large part of their edge was weight / braking advantage.


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