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BOP is BS. Why not skip the charade and run identical spec cars and just have the companies put on their unique logos with wraps and to further level the field have all of the drivers put into a pool and have them chosen at random just before the start. You wouldn't want any team to have an...

BOP is complete bullshit!

Is Ford going to get penalized for doing so well with a BOP adjustment?

http://www.onpitroad.com/?p=30369 Ford was also affected with the changes, but in a more positive manner. After having 2o kilograms of ballast shaved off its four Ford GT challengers before the test day, the sanctioning body has taken off an additional five kilograms, or now 25 kgs in total in...

Many of us have driven on this drag strip! http://blackflag.jalopnik.com/you-can-buy-hennesseys-personal-drag-strip-for-a-mere-1771980769

I can't say it's not PC.

Much like everything else in today's world, redistribute to equalize the field.

The OEM GY are very predictable breakaway characteristics. So IMO driving them on the track at a slower speed than Hoosiers would be safe without surprises. I never drove my Hoosiers on a road course so I don't know about what they do at the limits, but I have to believe they are OK as many use...

Since I live in CA the rain is pretty predicable. Almost zero chance of rain from May to Nov. and at other times the weather report gives you a fair chance. If I lived in Hilo or anywhere else where showers can come at any time it wouldn't be a good choice. That said, Hoosiers grip better in the...

Too bad Hoosier stop making as regular production the rear sized tires. I think they are a great match for all uses if you don't drive in the rain.

Sounds like the politicians in France are much like ours in the USA.

Nothing a washer or two couldn't fix. But something to look for.

Fubar nailed it!

Education never ends when you stop learning you start dying.

It's under the dashboard and gauges right about where the OBDII connector is. Look for threads on how to change the gauges. The gauge harness goes to the module.

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In a free market only 2 things set the price, supply and demand. Given the larger than usual supply of >4000 for a collectable car, the demand must be extraordinary! A true testament of the FGT's desirability. We are all fortunate to own one and many more than one.

:agree: Sounds good to me. :biggrin

Nice! I don't have chance until you get yours.

I would think you would need it in Hilo given how often it rains.