[Shotimes] Re: nascar - real racing - SHO
Donald Mallinson
dmall@mwonline.net
Tue, 11 May 2004 15:11:51 -0500
Mark,
Count me and SHO Club in for doing what we can to help you.
I can supply you with Amsoil products if you want, or just
a little cash, or a hearty "go get 'em" if you wish.
I would love to see you get in the series in a competitive
manner.
Also, Yes, I would be interested in the '89 track car when
you move up next year. Think I could figure out a way to
get through the roll cage? (and buy a bigger seat?) :)
Might be cheaper than re-doing my '89 totally.
Don Mallinson
Mark Nunnally wrote:
> Those of you who claim to like "real racing" and be interested in such, can
> put your $$ where your mouth is and help out when we (hopefully) are able to
> compete in the USTCC in '05 with a gen3 (or possibly gen4) chassis with a
> 3.2L V6 SHO and 5speed.
>
> Ron posted the link the other day (www.ustcc.com) where Don M. had contacted
> the series director several weeks ago asking about the SHO possibly running.
> I swapped several detailed techie type emails concerning some SHO stuff soon
> after, and behold we have the green light for the SHO (specifically the 3.2L
> MTX combo) to be considered "legit" and compete. The first stage of this
> (for me) is to get the 89 down to the exact series spec weight, and on the
> series spec tire (toyo RA-1 on 17" wheels, ugh) and test at a handfull of
> the tracks to see if we are in the ball park for lap times. If we are, then
> it's full green light with a new gen3 chassis (they want newer bodies/models
> in the series) project (anybody want to buy a cage'd 89 chassis for track
> work? :)
>
> At the least I hope to run 2-3 events in '05, would be cool to be able to
> run the whole east coast season (7 events) if we can get the SHO community
> behind it with help to get it off the ground, could be a fun gig. And yes
> it's real racing <g>
>
> Stay tuned, I think we'll know by the fall if things are a full blow
> "go"....
>
> mark "gotta get my garage finished here soon" nunnally