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Re: I kinda like the way this looks
[Re: JLaSalle]
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01/12/13 01:51 AM
01/12/13 01:51 AM
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Posts: 903
Saskatchewan, Canada
cudabin
super stock
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Posts: 903
Saskatchewan, Canada
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Congratulations Al  got to Love a fast Cuda...  Cheers, Arnie
67 Cuda 8.48@ 158.7 mph 1.18 60' 2,600 DA(so far...)
70 Super Bee 440 Six Pack 4-speed. 13.2 @ 104 Stock exhaust/Street tires.
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Re: I kinda like the way this looks
[Re: sdaurity]
#1366094
01/12/13 08:29 AM
01/12/13 08:29 AM
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Posts: 4,071
Mo.
racerx
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Can somebody please explain why or what being #72 means would help me out alot. Some of us don't race NHRA and have no idea what it signifies.
^^^what he said^^^  
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Re: I kinda like the way this looks
[Re: racerx]
#1366096
01/12/13 09:18 AM
01/12/13 09:18 AM
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Posts: 4,448
Phoenix, AZ
MoparBilly
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Phoenix, AZ
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Can somebody please explain why or what being #72 means would help me out alot. Some of us don't race NHRA and have no idea what it signifies.
^^^what he said^^^
As mentioned above. NHRA has 7 divisions. If you finish in the top 9 of your division in your class , you have the option of carrying a 2 digit number the following year. The first number being your Division, the second being your position in the previous years points standings.
Single digit competitors are guys who finished 1-9 in the National standings. But, since SuperStreet doesn't compete for a National Title, a 2 digit number is as good as it gets!
Al,
Congratulations again, and thank you for putting the number on your car! As you know, I put a strong effort into that class for about 5 years straight and the best I managed was a 13th place finish for a season. More than one guy who finished 5-9th would come back the next year, and just keep his regular number, and I always felt like that was spitting in the face of every competitor who finished lower in the points! Someday I hope to be able to take a shot at a two digit number again.
"Livin' in a powder keg and givin' off sparks"
4 Street cars, 5 Race engines
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Re: I kinda like the way this looks
[Re: MoparBilly]
#1366098
01/12/13 06:54 PM
01/12/13 06:54 PM
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Mo.
racerx
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Can somebody please explain why or what being #72 means would help me out alot. Some of us don't race NHRA and have no idea what it signifies.
^^^what he said^^^
As mentioned above. NHRA has 7 divisions. If you finish in the top 9 of your division in your class , you have the option of carrying a 2 digit number the following year. The first number being your Division, the second being your position in the previous years points standings.
Single digit competitors are guys who finished 1-9 in the National standings. But, since SuperStreet doesn't compete for a National Title, a 2 digit number is as good as it gets!
Al,
Congratulations again, and thank you for putting the number on your car! As you know, I put a strong effort into that class for about 5 years straight and the best I managed was a 13th place finish for a season. More than one guy who finished 5-9th would come back the next year, and just keep his regular number, and I always felt like that was spitting in the face of every competitor who finished lower in the points! Someday I hope to be able to take a shot at a two digit number again.
Ok......I see thax's for clearing that up  coagulation on your #2 in your division standing
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