Hi That tractor looks and sounds good. Slow doesn't matter first second or thirds what counts on the day. I have had my tractor weighted to the same classes as pro stocks and on sled settings for them. they were tuned to run 400hp low end and up. they went off the track after there class and we went straight after. something i learned pretty quick was 400+ hp that will run down the track at 30 +mph, is absolutely no good if you can't get it off the line or more than half way. my tractors slower and 200 hp did a full pull that day and a few other times as well. the prostock boys don't like that, a few others in my class put on good shows to. so Don't be ashamed of anything that tractor does, you don't always need big money to win and have fun, some days money does make it easier though if all goes good L.O.L. Regards Robert
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