Trust me when I tell you that finishing up a brand new build, and then going straight to a major drag and drive event with it, can be really stressful. By most logic it isn’t smart either. But and after having less than 30 miles on brand new combos, I’ve driven cross country in my drag and drive cars on multiple occasions and had to drive thousands of miles just to get to and from the event, let alone the 1300 plus during the event itself. It is not for faint of heart, but usually you at least know that the car is good because it is tested, even if the new combo isn’t.
Or you can be someone like Devin who’s got everything new and is hoping it all works and there will be time for a test hit or two before heading to the races.
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Lots of updates on the new car and the mini trailer. Will we make it in time for sick week? Will we do big wheelies ? Will survive the event? Or will we just suck ? Check it out and let me know if you learned anything or see what I should fix.
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