Restrictor Plate racing

[Doby]

Jeff: Please explain exactly the reasons for what seems to be some rather hostile opinions of Darin...Right now you sound like an 8 year old making a scene in a grocery store..

[Jeff]

@Doby, Look back at the posts, he callled me mom.

[DPeterson]

OK - Enough! Jeff has not been on the forum for Months. I will call him in the morning.

Steve V. - I am not much into censorship but I am thinking it may be a good move to shut down this thread. It just keeps going down hill.

I would like us to start a new thread titled "P-Limited Stock". This thread could be for the beginners, the guy's that want to run against nitro and the guy's that are looking for the IROC type racing. I think this is the thread thread for Randy and Bill.

We need to leave the National P-Limited class alone. Its working. Having invested heavily into open N and P originally, I am actually starting to enjoy the P-Limited. There is so much experimentation to do. You actually can get blood out of a turnip! I just wish I didn't get Brian thinking of different strategies.

[raptor347]

We need to leave the National P-Limited class alone. Its working. Having invested heavily into open N and P originally, I am actually starting to enjoy the P-Limited. There is so much experimentation to do. You actually can get blood out of a turnip! I just wish I didn't get Brian thinking of different strategies.

I'm with you. Leave them alone as long as the equipment offerings remain stable.

You never know, I might even share an idea or two. If you can run an X447/3 on that big tunnel no problem, consider a 1450 that's been back cut .120 at the hub and then start cupping the tips. When you get it right it should pull through the corners better and stay hooked up in rougher water. Where did I run that prop? Oh ya, a big tunnel that turns about 21k under load.

That turnip blood is a weird color and tastes strange.

[Diegoboy]

Due to all the

and the fact that there is no longer anything positive this thread can offer, this thread is now