> >- less hp does not always mean slower - how about shifter karts?
I find more of a challenge to carry the speed through the turns with max
exit speed rather than relying on torque to save the day. Its a different
type of driving in my eyes, not that one is better that the other, please
dont get me wrong...thats a can of worms I do not want to open....but less
power does not always mean slower.
~Larry
----- Original Message -----
From: Phil Esra <philesra@hotmail.com>
To: <jochi@ricochet.net>
Cc: <ba-autox@autox.team.net>
Sent: Monday, January 08, 2001 4:14 PM
Subject: RE: Koni shock question
> >Let's see....How about:
> >- move to a class with tougher competition
>
> why would anyone in their right mind want tougher competition??
>
> >- new challenge
>
> challenge shmallenge, I'm in it for the chicks.
>
> >- less hp does not always mean slower - how about shifter karts?
>
> good point.
>
> >- economic reasons
>
> who you calling cheap, wise guy?
>
> >- bought different car for personal reasons, and just want to try it out
>
> if someone bought a car for non-autox reasons, is that the kind of person
we
> really want to attract?
>
> >- maybe it's slow now, but has the potential to be a lot faster
>
> drive it now, so you can say you knew it when.
>
> >- class has a lot of neat people in it
>
> especially if they're chicks.
>
> >- fun car that you want to drive no matter what
>
> yeah, fun car that chicks dig.
>
> >- want to have time to savor each run
>
> Like Carroll Shelby states in "Philosophize to Win": slow and steady wins
> the race.
>
> >- slower laps = more track time for your money
>
> classic guns v. butter analysis
>
> >- why not?
>
> clearly!
>
> >Jim
>
> phil :)
>
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