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Who was the first to put a procharger on a bracket car? I'm sure they were told it will never work too.


True that. Nobody told Dan Naylor his TD division championship didn't count because he was using a Turbo LS to win it.
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Didn't Mark Payne use a Turbo LS in TS at one time? Don't know if he still does, but I faintly remember him winning a lot of TS races with that combination..


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He did and did well with it in '18 5th in the division and '19 11th in the division but I don't remember him "winning a lot of TS races with it" and Mark would be the fist to tell you that it's not a combination for a bracket car no mind a footbrake launched bracket car.

Meanwhile the car that won the NHRA Division 1 championship last year barely qualified at most events and is n/a but this thread ain't about NHRA Top Sportsman, it's about opinions regarding a foot brake launched turbo bracket car. You're Nuts WhatEver

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Who was the first to put a procharger on a bracket car? I'm sure they were told it will never work too.

very few procharger cars are good/winning bracket cars. many have tried only to revert back to a n/a single carb combo. If I wanted to run Top Dragster, I feel a procharger combo is hands down the way to go but this thread ain't about procharger combos either.
 
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In this same arena, it bears stating that anyone trying to attempt to compete in Top eliminator bracket racing, while footbraking, is simply wasting time, money, and they are just in the way. You might get away with it at some little podunk backwoods event, but not among the elite big buck bracket events. Don't even try, it simply isn't possible.



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In this same arena, it bears stating that anyone trying to attempt to compete in Top eliminator bracket racing, while footbraking, is simply wasting time, money, and they are just in the way. You might get away with it at some little podunk backwoods event, but not among the elite big buck bracket events. Don't even try, it simply isn't possible.



Take care. Tom Worthington


That's awesome. Great post! Could put a T1000 in that picture too.....love it.


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YUP The T1000 won super pro on 4/30/2022 at Norwalk tradin feet at letting it eat.
 
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Me too But did it 18 years ago at ETown the first time. Big Grin
 
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A twin turbo car can peddle and be more consistent than a single turbo. They have come a long way to making consistent passes. Most people that complain about them have no knowledge about them. FACT.
 
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I believe Tom Reyer referred to "Turbo" in his question. Over 50 years ago a man from VA named Doug Hess competed at Capitol in MD on a regular basis with a turbo assisted 67-68 Camaro and did pretty well. FACT
 
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says the nobody, the loser with a shytbox that was a no show at your home track years ago when the NJFBD came to town ran the table and cleaned house all 3 days!


LOL, I have no idea what event you are babbling about, but I can guarantee YOU didn't show up or do anything.
Your point? Confused


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I can stick my nose in this one as Jim Young, Larry Pappas, and myself showed up out there at a $5000, $10,000, $5000 race and won it all. Forget the name of the track but as I remember it was near Bloomington. Loves something or other
 
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I can stick my nose in this one as Jim Young, Larry Pappas, and myself showed up out there at a $5000, $10,000, $5000 race and won it all. Forget the name of the track but as I remember it was near Bloomington. Loves something or other


Probably Lyons Dragstrip, formerly ET Raceway, Currently Wagler Motorsports Park, I'm guessing.

I never claimed to be a feetbraker, or anything else, and that ain't a home track for me.
I've won a race there, but only been there maybe 8 or 10 times.


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Fern…KNOWS!


Your point?


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says the nobody, the loser with a shytbox that was a no show at your home track years ago when the NJFBD came to town ran the table and cleaned house all 3 days!


LOL, I have no idea what event you are babbling about, but I can guarantee YOU didn't show up or do anything.


Goob knows!

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GOOB I don't recognize any of those names. Was a small track with a river on one side of it. New Hope maybe?
 
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B King what else you need to get you to the winner circle. I have my peoples Holy Moly
 
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fern, it was definitely goober's home track and he was no where to be found.
 
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fern, it was definitely goober's home track and he was no where to be found.


Again......riding on others coat tails to do what you cannot do. You were nowhere to be found, because you are the Ultimate Loser.

Stop being scared; get out & competed, it should be easy for someone so smart as you.



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GOOB I don't recognize any of those names. Was a small track with a river on one side of it. New Hope maybe?


Graham's New Hope Dragway, AKA Speeds?


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