stock show huh

That was obviously not a stock show but and mixed new and old iron modified class. 

Looks like you had a well built car.  You need to invest in some better rear tires, ones that will grip and go. 

You did a good job at protecting your front end.  Your front bumper was nice and high and it was going to take a big hit to puncture your radiator.  You did a good job and keeping your car parallell with the long side of the track. 

You do need to be more aggressive.  When you get a shot at a wheel, take it at full throttle and don't let up.  You laid a few good blows, but you needed some bigger hits to take other drivers out. 

Hope this helps.

Later,

Rusty

Put some pants on....

deff need more gear and better tires so u can run easy around there so u dont work the motor so hard and when u need to get out the way u can and when u got the hit lined up u can throttle her up and drive in hard

I like 4:11 or 4:56

i run 4:86's but usually run them in bigger, heavier, old cars.... its to much gear when i put them in new style fords and gms....

4:10's are always a good choice...  or in that range.

Also if you are know you are gonna get hit in your rear tire and you are running stock axles... slow your tires down... don't be on the gas.... otherwise you'll break an axle off in a hard hit ..

also it looks like you get focused in one direction as your goin that way.. look over your shoulder and know your surroundings a little bit better

get on the gas

on a take off.... take off like always do like in this video...  im in the black/gold 63 Ford that is the 1st on across the arena
http://youtu.be/m_HlLZNS5i8
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