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We used to race their , very fast dry slick track

 

FYI, If this is your answer it will of course be the wrong answer too.

 

Not anymore. It's a clay track and stays very moist. The last time we went we walked down to the track afterward and I was suprised just how wet it was...get hit with one of those mud ballls and it'll definitely leave a mark.

The open wheel cars lay a lot of rubber down so it seals up pretty quickly. It will get dusty though from the dried mud clods on the cushion...and there won't be much cushion with these guys. They start wfo and keep it there the whole time

 

Thank you.
I cussed when I'd get a call in middle of night for a clogged urinal.
Really?
Use the toilet I'll be there tomorrow!

 

Ever heard of this track , its a very fast paperclip style track with long straights and short but narrow corners . we used to run our dwarf cars there and would see regularly 110mph at the end of the straight
http://www.tularethunderbowl.com


Bakersfield speedway was another fast track with turns 1-2 being tacky and turns 3-4 always dry slick

 

Probably

hope your day got better

welcome

afternoon boys

 

Yep, Tulare, Bakersfield, Madera. Fresno had the Kerney Bowl years ago but it's been closed a long time. Clovis had a track also, but I haven't heard anything about it and, being as how Madera and Tulare are right there, it's a short drive. When I lived in El Cajon we'd go to Perris occasionally, especially after El Cajon Speeway closed. El Centro says they have one but I don't hear of anyone racing there.

 

Its always more work than you think. I just ripped out 3 rooms of carpet, and painted a ceiling I put up by myself yesterday. It's 1500 and I am done for the day

Anthony, let him make up his own mind, don't poison him with your fancy ways

 

Perris or the Pas is a fast 1/2 track ,we race there a lot either the inside track or the 1/2 mile

 

Hey Susan

 

. It's Friday, cooler is definitely full! I traded my 2010 DCSB for a 2017 DCSB SR5 4X4 in January and love it. I do not understand all the complaining from other members of this forum but oh well. I live in south central PA and it's cold and windy today. Was hoping to go to the cabin tomorrow and check my trailcam and introduce my new truck to the land. Not sure if that's happening. Obviously I like to hunt and fish plus spend time with my Son and my 79 year young Father in the mountain.

 

Pics of the cabin, is it a villa like mine?

 

...villa...

 

Over 200 years old. Outside walls are three rows wide of solid brick. I know due to the fact I installed a new electric service upgrade two years ago and it was a pain piercing the wall! It has two rods running width wise threaded ends outside of walls connected together inside with hooks on the rods. Hope I am explaining correctly to visualize.

 

I used to do the on call thing. This shop doesn't do it. I got the text because I'm one of the guys in the shop that know this type of work. Not to say others can't do it, but it's my specialty. There is no repercussions as far as I know. Monday I'll find out. Meh I'm not gonna worry. I've gotten enough offers that I can move shops in a day and never miss a beat.

 

...villa...

 

Now in cans

 

Yep, agree with you on the 3rd gen, I'm perfectly happy with mine as well. It had to go back for a couple of transmission tweaks but I think they had figured out before the 2017's started. Great color choice too.

 

I'm going for the bombers.

 

Damn straight. Your alright, I don't care what they say about you. And remember, the correct answer is mustard.