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Technically my car is Street/Strip, does that mean I can't post here???? :roll:
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It's a race car at the strip and one of the most impressive to see so i say yes :thumbright: Plus you get to use it on the street 8-)
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I have a manifold marketed as street/strip.. so I'm in surely?

Any advice how to install? :roll: ;)
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Mines virtually stock, can i ???? :D
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Here Here Steve! :read2:
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I wonder how many "Street/Strip" cars would become "strip only" cars if they had to drive over 250 miles or more to the track like some of us? :)
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I do at least 1500 miles a year in mine 8-) more if i could afford the Gas to really enjoy it on the Street :cry: 5-6 mpg ouch
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Might not drive to the track, but do loads of driving around/going to shows etc. How many would use trailers for racing if they owned one? ;)
Think they should have a new class at the Nats for ROAD LEGAL cars too! :thumbright:
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SteveCase wrote:Might not drive to the track, but do loads of driving around/going to shows etc. How many would use trailers for racing if they owned one? ;)
Yeah LOCAL shows a half hours drive away. :lol:

Sure. A trailer would be good for racing. In case of damage and to carry spares/tools/slicks/etc.
But not for going to shows like you do Steve. I have never seen you drive the Chally to to any shows up here and you trailered it to the midlands which is spitting distance. ;)
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I would definately use a trailer for racing...takes the pressure off and you can arrive ready to run havin prepped the car at home, and not rushing to do it at the track especially a busy events

Had the grief of trying to repair a car for a journey bodged together

I dont need to justify my car as a road car it is and does plenty of road trips and events
I drove to Shakey HRD last year on saturday ran 4x 12.0's and drove home same day....Fun, but very hard work alone and tiring
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Wrong yet again Dave, driven to Billing, about two and a half hours, :P
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SteveCase wrote:Wrong yet again Dave, driven to Billing, about two and a half hours, :P
I can pee that far. :P :lol:
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Dave wrote:I can pee that far. :P :lol:
You really wanna get that looked at Dave :oops:

Having setup this great new section to the forum are we now going to argue about our suitablility to post in it? :roll:

I think even Simon could get away with posting news of his latest 17 sec pass in his Dart here, it's still on a a track. Posting about the racing in here leaves the General and Lounge sections free for Clivey's terrible jokes :sad4:
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SteveCase wrote:Think they should have a new class at the Nats for ROAD LEGAL cars too! :thumbright:
Spot on!

Drove the Dart there, but because it has a motor plate it suddenly is in the same class as Voodoo Hemi - what's that all about ???? :read2:
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But isn't the Dart a trailer queen now, Pete? ;)
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