What's the drag about drag?
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Re: What's the drag about drag? (Zero4Racing)
Great write up.
It will be intresting to see what the NHRA will do for the begining of next season.
From reading the article and seeing Christian Rado get the car back up and running again and not giving up on it. It seems that he is a dedicated drag racer and will do what ever it takes to go fast.
I love FWD drag racing its what I grew up doing and even if NHRA or what ever drops out I will still continue to build FWD Hondas to Drag race.
It will be intresting to see what the NHRA will do for the begining of next season.
From reading the article and seeing Christian Rado get the car back up and running again and not giving up on it. It seems that he is a dedicated drag racer and will do what ever it takes to go fast.
I love FWD drag racing its what I grew up doing and even if NHRA or what ever drops out I will still continue to build FWD Hondas to Drag race.
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06-01-2005, 08:28 AM
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Re: What's the drag about drag? (CrazyCompression)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by CrazyCompression »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Great write up.
It will be intresting to see what the NHRA will do for the begining of next season.
From reading the article and seeing Christian Rado get the car back up and running again and not giving up on it. It seems that he is a dedicated drag racer and will do what ever it takes to go fast.
I love FWD drag racing its what I grew up doing and even if NHRA or what ever drops out I will still continue to build FWD Hondas to Drag race. </TD></TR></TABLE>
i second that.
who cares what the nhra does, ill still continue to work on/build fwd 4cyl turbo vehicles in the future.
It will be intresting to see what the NHRA will do for the begining of next season.
From reading the article and seeing Christian Rado get the car back up and running again and not giving up on it. It seems that he is a dedicated drag racer and will do what ever it takes to go fast.
I love FWD drag racing its what I grew up doing and even if NHRA or what ever drops out I will still continue to build FWD Hondas to Drag race.
</TD></TR></TABLE> i second that.
who cares what the nhra does, ill still continue to work on/build fwd 4cyl turbo vehicles in the future.
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Re: What's the drag about drag? (FIxALPHA)
well, im not sure how to combine PRO FWD and Modified...Efantis/Humphries running 7.30's....PRO FWD best time of 7.4...are you going to add weight to modified? or PRO FWD will be able to run lighter?
hmmmmm.....cant wait for 2006.
hmmmmm.....cant wait for 2006.
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