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Originally posted by Mike Rietow:
As far as drag racers go, Garlits was, is, and will always be the standard of which all others are measured.

Drag racing is drag racing, the same performance fundamentals apply.

When I sit down to watch a drag race, I'm looking for the next Garlits, not the next oil sheik with money to burn. There's nothing to be learned from him.





lol the standard for nitro maybe, but John Force might disagree... Garlits isn't nor has he ever been a bracket racer. And certainly isn't the standard for bracket racers.


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EXACTLY! As usual RacerVX54...KNOWS!
 
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Originally posted by 1320racer:
I spent $950 to have my engine assembled by a PROFESSIONAL


For another $50 you could hire a competent driver.


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Weak!

Over 4000 views in 48 hours. None can resist clicking on my threads even those lying claiming they can’t see them and bruised egos are always good for more views and replies. Laughing very hard

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^^^ Ed looking for a way out of admitting he's a know nothing poser.

Ed, you ain't even the best in your neighborhood, no matter how much $$$ you spend.

Me, I am by my own two hands.

Everything you'll ever accomplish, has already been done.


 
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I'm pretty sure Jason Line won the 1993 Stock Eliminator World Championship with a "home built engine".
As the years when on,he became a professional.
 
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Ok the after dinner crowd is coming in now. Laughing Hard

You’re reaching. A few here will try anything to try and prove me wrong. Go back a read what I said, I never stated stock, super stock and comp. besides, Line family have been engine builders for a very long time.
 
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Go to bed Ed. It's almost 9pm your time.


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Weak!

Over 4000 views in 48 hours. None can resist clicking on my threads even those lying claiming they can’t see them and bruised egos are always good for more views and replies. Laughing very hard

The puppet master reigns supreme! NahNahTounge




That was your goal? Really? That car would be pretty fast if you worked as hard on it as you do on the keyboard. Not impressed.

See ya....


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Originally posted by 1320racer:
Weak!

Over 4000 views in 48 hours. None can resist clicking on my threads even those lying claiming they can’t see them and bruised egos are always good for more views and replies. Laughing very hard

The puppet master reigns supreme! NahNahTounge




That was your goal? Really? That car would be pretty fast if you worked as hard on it as you do on the keyboard. Not impressed.

See ya....


Store bought cookie cutter junk anyone with a Visa can own.

I've never had a "professional" built engine, and I've never had to borrow an engine for an entire season to fail to qualify for the Division Finals.... NahNahTounge

I've never had to raise a real driver to get any success either..... NahNahTounge

HMMMM Laughing very hard


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Oh yeah, I'm tall enough for all the rides. NahNahTounge


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Do not feed the trolls. ;^)
 
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We got a wanna be class racer telling a bunch of bracket racers they are inferior if they assemble their own engines. SMDH

I didn't get into bracket racing to buy everything. I like working on and building my own junk. Engine, trans, rear, hell, I'm even hanging quarters and doing body work on it now.
-Will it be perfect, probably not.
-Will it be good enough for me, you betcha.

Some of us like working on cars, some like to pay others to do the work for them.

You do you and I'll do me.


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Hardly a wannabe. Meanwhile you’re Another broke dyck trying to justify the fact that he can’t afford $950


You're paying $3000 to $4000 to have the engine assembled.

You already know this.
 
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You're paying $3000 to $4000 to have the engine assembled.

You already know this.


Right

You already know this, you're just a liar, cheat, manipulator.
 
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Wrong again
 
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Prove it, nobody can believe a word you say.
 
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I can prove everything I state, ain’t skeered, don’t lie like you. Spitting
 
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Everyone is waiting to see if Ed is lying again.
 
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