cliff.Couple of questions. Does this car have a 6:71 blower? I dunno, I know it's a set back blower, but it just looks bigger than a 6:71. Also, he said, are the tires bigger? Just the way it looks to me. Cool car, nice green paint. Memories of the Jade Grenade. Also remember when you NEVER painted a race car green. heh And don't eat peanuts before you drive and ......
Couple of questions. Does this car have a 6:71 blower? I dunno, I know it's a set back blower, but it just looks bigger than a 6:71. Also, he said, are the tires bigger? Just the way it looks to me. Cool car, nice green paint. Memories of the Jade Grenade. Also remember when you NEVER painted a race car green. heh And don't eat peanuts before you drive and ......
Tim's car is a Heritage Series legal NTF car. The Extreme Top Fuel Series runs Heritage Series rules and is open to any NHRA Heritage Series legal car wanting to compete. The only real difference in the series is that the cars qualify on a minimum 2 run average instead of the singular lowest ET. Race day brings the attraction of a break rule where if a car can't make it back for the next round, the quickest losing ET has the right to take the spot and so on with the second quickest loser etc. This keeps all teams in the game as everyone should go back and service their car (just in case). Therefore every round should have a pairing where there is a winner. The driving force behind these rules is to bring a show to the promoting track that guarantees cars go down the track and that there is a winner every round at at the end of the day. There is incentive for teams to race hard but conservatively smart so as to not miss runs. We believe this effectively levels the playing field a bit to keep the better cars from dropping bombs and then sitting on their best run. The payout is structured to give everyone something for showing up and making runs with added incentive that running good will pay you a little bit more. This is our vision of building a class that can step up and into the Heritage Series at any time if desired while still having the ability to race and tracks closer to home at a more affordable cost. It reduces the match-race mentality of making a so-so run and collecting your money and gives the fans someone to pick as a favorite to win. We're really only 3 races into it due to C-19 but track owners and fans are really starting to see what we're talking about. We believe it is a win-win-win for track owners, fans, and the race teams themselves. Congrats again to Tim Cullinan for winning the 2021 World Series of Drag Racing/Custom Floaters Extreme Top Fuel Series event!Couple of questions. Does this car have a 6:71 blower? I dunno, I know it's a set back blower, but it just looks bigger than a 6:71. Also, he said, are the tires bigger? Just the way it looks to me. Cool car, nice green paint. Memories of the Jade Grenade. Also remember when you NEVER painted a race car green. heh And don't eat peanuts before you drive and ......
I like this!Tim's car is a Heritage Series legal NTF car. The Extreme Top Fuel Series runs Heritage Series rules and is open to any NHRA Heritage Series legal car wanting to compete. The only real difference in the series is that the cars qualify on a minimum 2 run average instead of the singular lowest ET. Race day brings the attraction of a break rule where if a car can't make it back for the next round, the quickest losing ET has the right to take the spot and so on with the second quickest loser etc. This keeps all teams in the game as everyone should go back and service their car (just in case). Therefore every round should have a pairing where there is a winner. The driving force behind these rules is to bring a show to the promoting track that guarantees cars go down the track and that there is a winner every round at at the end of the day. There is incentive for teams to race hard but conservatively smart so as to not miss runs. We believe this effectively levels the playing field a bit to keep the better cars from dropping bombs and then sitting on their best run. The payout is structured to give everyone something for showing up and making runs with added incentive that running good will pay you a little bit more. This is our vision of building a class that can step up and into the Heritage Series at any time if desired while still having the ability to race and tracks closer to home at a more affordable cost. It reduces the match-race mentality of making a so-so run and collecting your money and gives the fans someone to pick as a favorite to win. We're really only 3 races into it due to C-19 but track owners and fans are really starting to see what we're talking about. We believe it is a win-win-win for track owners, fans, and the race teams themselves. Congrats again to Tim Cullinan for winning the 2021 World Series of Drag Racing/Custom Floaters Extreme Top Fuel Series event!
Cliff, I think I left you a PM. Can't do Paypal, but if you give me a mailing address I'll send you a check.
cliffGino, I won't be able to attend the Tucson race. God bless you for offering $ help. My biggest problem this year has been my asthma. I had to quit doing my volunteer job at the airport, cuz wearing the mask did me in. For awhile, it was a big deal for me to walk a few blocks even. OK, been to the doc, etc etc. Am using inhaler & all that. I hope to get better by the end of the year. My goal is 2022 Nat'l event at Wild Horse. Man, I hate this stuff, but that's what I get for being 3/4 of a century old. heh heh
Larry and Gino, you guys guy’s are the best, hope to meet you at the races some day, I mostly make it to Vegas races, Cliff, hope you feel better sooncliff
You take care of your self. we are ALL here for you, to talk any time, ANY TIME.
Larry Sutton---Lions Starter
Mark, I haven't been to a race at Vegas in about 15 years, but perhaps you should come out for the CHRR on October 22 -24, 2021Larry and Gino, you guys guy’s are the best, hope to meet you at the races some day, I mostly make it to Vegas races, Cliff, hope you feel better soon