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I don't think they look bad, considering how far from stock PS bodies are now. But, I didn't mind the scoops either, I actually thought they looked badass.
I actually like the look better w/o the monster hood scoops. My son liked the scoops better. He and I agree that both styles suck compared to the classic Pro Stock cars that actually looked like their street equivalent.
Like FCs, unless NHRA makes major rules changes, the PS bodies aren't changing anytime soon. The cool thing is that there's a huge number of new factory muscle cars competing in different classes for those that want to see cars that are closer to stock appearing.
There has been a lot of talk about stands emptying after Fuel cars run, so fans are sparse while P/S runs. How about running P/S first or in between Fuel classes. . The positive for this it would give Fuel cars a little more time in pits between rounds and a lot more exposure for P/S class.
They used to run the Pro Stocks first in the older days. They'd have the "Pro Stock Parade" during the opening ceremonies where the cars would parade down the strip two by two, then rip back up the return road to stage for the first round.
There has been a lot of talk about stands emptying after Fuel cars run, so fans are sparse while P/S runs. How about running P/S first or in between Fuel classes. . The positive for this it would give Fuel cars a little more time in pits between rounds and a lot more exposure for P/S class.
When you charge people big dough to get into an event, you can't make them sit thru something they have no interest in. NHRA is already guilty of that. They don't need more.
There has been a lot of talk about stands emptying after Fuel cars run, so fans are sparse while P/S runs. How about running P/S first or in between Fuel classes. . The positive for this it would give Fuel cars a little more time in pits between rounds and a lot more exposure for P/S class.
Track prep is the reason they don't do that. Nitro classes only want it prepped for 100 ft because otherwise it chunks the tires. PS needs it prepped to 1320 or else it's like they're on an skating rink.
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that would be interesting if Hartford became an instant frontrunner, but wj hasn't put a top 5 car on the track in nearly a decade so lets see what happens
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