I should jump in and defend Jason by asking what year technology a small
block Chevy represents?
Michael Whitehouse
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> From: George Lynch <george.lynch@worldnet.att.net>
> To: Isley, Jason C. <JIsley@cell1.com>
> Cc: autox@autox.team.net
> Subject: Re: SS changes
> Date: Tuesday, September 28, 1999 6:57 PM
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> > Now I know you are retired, so I will take it easy on you.
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> *You are a kind person :-)
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> A 93' R1,the first year, is only 6 yr. old, not 8.
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> *My car was made in March of 1992, and the technology for it was one to
two
> years old at that time. I guess I can really claim 10 year old
> technology.
> :-(
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> Time is just a blur....lol. I will forgive you, if you park it and bring
> the vette back.
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> *That has been and will be discussed on a regular bases. :-)
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> >Lets be fair, my car has the same hp as yours, approx.. 250, and weighs
> >500lbs more.
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> *True, but with the 500 lbs. you get 1 1/2 in wider and 1 in taller
wheels.
> You also get 1 3/4 in more tread. :-(
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> Enough fun. On a more serious note, SCCA has split up a lot of cars to
> make all
> versions competitive. I think at least the early C4 should not have to
run
> with the later
> ones and the C5.
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