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NASCAR

02-17-2007 12:43:44




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Hope everyone's been taking note's on the BEST ways to cheat. I like the stearno in the intake manifold.




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MJF

02-18-2007 11:04:29




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 Re: Stock? in reply to NASCAR, 02-17-2007 12:43:44  
Lmao Stock Cars, boy those were the days



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not sure

02-18-2007 05:34:07




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 Re: Stock? in reply to NASCAR, 02-17-2007 12:43:44  
What was that stuff? "Stearno" - What's it do?



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AO

02-19-2007 04:52:42




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 Re: Stock? in reply to not sure, 02-18-2007 05:34:07  
Sterno = alcohol. Old dirt track trick, just adds more "fumes" for short period of time as it melts away.



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Greg_Ky

02-17-2007 14:25:23




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 Re: Stock? in reply to NASCAR, 02-17-2007 12:43:44  
It doesn't matter, they will always have favorites. Just look at Gordon for example. 1" low at the rear spoiler but that was just an honest mistake. No fine or points taken away. Boy I sure am glad I am not in that circle anymore.



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Charles McNelly III

02-17-2007 13:44:11




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 Re: Stock? in reply to NASCAR, 02-17-2007 12:43:44  
Well when nascar makes you dumb down so toyota can run, what are you going to do. I guess in the end you can do what ever your pocket book allows.



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stock560

02-19-2007 19:44:12




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 Re: Stock? in reply to Charles McNelly III, 02-17-2007 13:44:11  
Wow. Taking a shot at Toyota...the only U.S. car manufaturer making money.

I agree the Gordon deal was cheap. Guy installs shocks for a living and just intsalled this set wrong...for the Daytona 500....lowering the spoiler an inch.



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MJF

02-19-2007 20:18:12




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 Re: Stock? in reply to stock560, 02-19-2007 19:44:12  
Well actually anything that Gordon would have gained from the win was taken away, he started 42nd in the race. Now an inch low or not at 195mph a rear shock that could float that much couldn't have been that good to drive in the corners. There is no way a 4-time champion team who is guaranteed a spot in a race would cheat to start in the 2nd row of a race. Especially after all the other incidents in the previous week. Now as far as the Toyotas I don't approve but nascar wants the money and in the end there all the same. Why do they even call it stock car racing. whats the same on the Monte Carlo SS the roles out of the production line and the ones that role out of the Nascar shops. Maybe the roof line. just my opinion though and that ain't even worth 2 cents

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