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Old 04-26-2007, 01:41 AM
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Re: A-Fuel down to 96% Nitro

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I've always wondered what they'd do on 100% and with clutch and fuel management systems like Top Fuel. Sure would be damn neat to see!
Can you imagine how fast TF/FC would if be they were still allowed 100% with a 2.90 gear and NO rev-limiter like they were in Pre 1990? 4.20's @350????
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Kevin,

I agree with you. This has been going on for many years, it is not an easy thing to keep the field level. Back in the day, it was the alcohol burning cars with the different weight breaks that would have to adjust from time to time, then the A-Fuel revolution has made it even tougher. I didn't mean to be flippant.

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Yeah, and I MISS wedge engines in the alcohol classes. I think you could compare Rick Santos and his small block Chevy back then to the TAD/AFD parity problem now. I read once that basically, if he didn't shake, he won. Same with the AFDs. They're either on or off. If they're on, they win. I don't think the desired parity is ever going to be achieved.
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