So when are you guys going to find a better rain setup than jack stands????
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If I could put Rick's rain setup under my car in place of the jack stands I would. He was steamin' fast in the rain.
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What fun is it if you never stirr the pot a little. :026:
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Vicki had to call me at work to look at this post. After she got off the floor from laughing she said to order her 2. I think we could do better with a Lucas system in your car.Attention SEDIV racers: I'm preparing a run of about 100 "I beat Steve Eckerich" T shirts. They will be black with purple and white lettering. Anyone who wants one (except Jeff Young, I hate his guts) should send a sase and a check for $57 to me. ( Beating Steve E. is not cheap!). Sorry Steve but when you make it to the top there is only one way to go! ( p.s. Do you think you can install a Motec in my car?)
Stevel
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I ran two laps in qual in the rain. MORE than enough for me.
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Jeff, I meant to get down and chit-chat with you at Barber. You were just a few cars down from me, but the few times I walked by, you had a confused look on your face and were staring at your car in disbelief. I was by myself, so I was busier than the little boy looking for his gum on the hen house floor. I don't think I've ever changed tires and suspension set ups so many times as that weekend.
If you make it to the ARRC, give us a hollar. We'll be on the skid pad cooking Jambalaya on Thursday night and Gumbo on Friday. Come early as we tend to feed a bunch of people...particularly when the Appalachian tire bunch comes down!
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When questioned about it, the Chef promised he was going to be there whether his wife allowed him or not (sudden growth of a set), but he was self banned from the operation of any wheeled vehicle and not allowed to travel to turn 5 unescorted by an adult...or child.Does that mean the chef is allowed back this year after his motorcycle "incident" last year? Tasty food indeed..
David
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Haven't been out there in quite a while. Used to do tire business with all the gravel haulin' rednecks out there, but changed jobs several years ago. It was a helluva lot of fun, but you sure did get dirty! Learned never to sit down low in the stands near turn one, and to always put my palm over my beer during a race! The few times I was sober at the end of a race, there were usually some good fights in the pits to watch. Last one I saw involved several crazy crew guys and a 24" monkey wrench. No one was seriously hurt, but the possee was called. Apparently, this was the training ground for new IRL competitors.Chris,
I just notice your from BR. Did you ever make it out to Baton Rouge Raceway to watch the dirt stockers race on a Friday night.
I grew up in LaPlace and then went to LSU. Tried to make it out to BRR as often as possible. Almost scared my now wife away, it was a little to redneck for her (OK a lot to redneck for her). I had a blast eating dirt the drinking stands.![]()
Jeff Roussel
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