nwspeedshots
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C'mon folks. Lay off Mr. Keenan.
Now there is a sample of egotistical paranoia for you.
I was kinda thinking it may be because they took Larry's winning car and gave it to Del. Seems they never got his new car to run with his old one. Might have ticked him off.
I was kinda thinking it may be because they took Larry's winning car and gave it to Del. Seems they never got his new car to run with his old one. Might have ticked him off.
C'mon folks. Lay off Mr. Keenan.
That's similar to what I said in a previous thread. You can bet that all of the "A team" and equipment will be going to Balooshi in 2012.
Don't shoot the messenger.
by the way whats Nobiles stats
Thanks and from outside information I can tell you he averaged a .022 light. I been hard at work I have not reached the pro-stock segment yet.
Is that with or without the red lights included?
That's what also makes me wonder and I don't think the answer can accurately be found. (unless AJR actually has the data and proof) Is it A equipment or the magic AJ Tuning Touch?
That's what also makes me wonder and I don't think the answer can accurately be found. (unless AJR actually has the data and proof) Is it A equipment or the magic AJ Tuning Touch?
Its been pretty clear for years. If I went and bought everything brand new, state of the art. Hell, I tell you what. AJ could sell me the exact turn key car that Del drove to the championship last year and if I drove it and tuned it, I'd never qualify much less win a race or championship. And even if I hired an experienced tuner I still wouldnt do what they did with it. I might win a race or two, but thats it.
Aslong as AJ is in top fuel, everyone else is running for 2nd. Fuel racing is all about the tuner and team working on the car. Driver, Owner, RT, etc after that.
Hmmm, I wonder what would happen if you took Austin Coil and had him tune a top fuel dragster and have AJ tune a nitro funny car for a year. Who would end up with the better record at the end of the season?
Well as far as my knowledge Austin Coil has never tuned a dragster, but in 2002 Alan Johnson did tune a funny car. It was I believe Gary Scelzi for the first 7 events and Bruce Sarver for the remainder. I'm pretty sure they never won, they did make it to a few finals. Whitecap was the sponsor and they would of finished a combined 5th if you took the points of both drivers. It was also Toyota's huge comeback into the class with the Celica.
It's easy to say AJ and dragsters are like peas and carrots, but that's probably due to his excessive work with the dragster, so the funny car with more time devoted to it, I bet he could become feared. Alan does not settle for 2nd, anything he tunes I would imagine he has an incredible work ethic to stay or become # 1.
Don't forget Del driving Al-Anabi's flopper in '09 and '10. They won several races and made the Countdown ...
Bruce Sarver and AJ did share a race win together.
Aslong as AJ is in top fuel, everyone else is running for 2nd. Fuel racing is all about the tuner and team working on the car. Driver, Owner, RT, etc after that.