Mopar Muscle Association UK

Posted: **Tue Sep 18, 07 1:53 pm**

Technically my car is Street/Strip, does that mean I can't post here????

Posted: **Tue Sep 18, 07 2:01 pm**

It's a race car at the strip and one of the most impressive to see so i say yes

Plus you get to use it on the street

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Posted: **Tue Sep 18, 07 3:42 pm**

I have a manifold marketed as street/strip.. so I'm in surely?

Any advice how to install?

Posted: **Tue Sep 18, 07 6:10 pm**

Mines virtually stock, can i ????

Posted: **Wed Sep 19, 07 1:41 pm**

Here Here Steve!

Posted: **Wed Sep 19, 07 2:20 pm**

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?

Posted: **Wed Sep 19, 07 2:25 pm**

I do at least 1500 miles a year in mine

more if i could afford the Gas to really enjoy it on the Street

5-6 mpg ouch

Posted: **Wed Sep 19, 07 2:30 pm**

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!

Posted: **Wed Sep 19, 07 2:39 pm**

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.

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.

Posted: **Wed Sep 19, 07 2:40 pm**

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

Posted: **Wed Sep 19, 07 4:49 pm**

Wrong yet again Dave, driven to Billing, about two and a half hours,

Posted: **Wed Sep 19, 07 5:51 pm**

SteveCase wrote:Wrong yet again Dave, driven to Billing, about two and a half hours,

I can pee that far.

Posted: **Wed Sep 19, 07 6:00 pm**

Dave wrote:I can pee that far.

You really wanna get that looked at Dave

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

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

Posted: **Wed Sep 19, 07 6:50 pm**

SteveCase wrote:Think they should have a new class at the Nats for ROAD LEGAL cars too!

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 ????

Posted: **Wed Sep 19, 07 7:12 pm**

But isn't the Dart a trailer queen now, Pete?