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Posted By: cubicdollars on April 08 2017 at 08:44:51 AM
Get your story straight already...lol. I said 2000 360s, 358s and 305s. Not 1500. Or 2000 unlimited sprints once they did away with the 410s and 360s and combined them. Emmitt Hahn has always said there is around 1500 different ASCS 360s cars around. Add in non-ASCS stuff: Cali 360s, Florida, PA 358s, 305s, IMCA sprints. Easily 2000 even if some of them replaced ASCS over the past 10 years. You're off if you don't think there is an average of 40 sprint cars in each state. 40x50 states=2000. Some states like Hawaii might not have any now (they used to) but others have hundreds.
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Maybe you could provide us with that list of the 1500 ASCS cars to prove you're not just pulling numbers from air.
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In Summary: He came out late to the starting grid (claimed the speakers in the pits were not working). He was put to the rear and stopped on the front stretch to protest and argued with the officials and was towed to the pits. Later got into a pissing contest on twitter with Susquehanna's General Manager.......
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Posted By: Murphy on April 08 2017 at 10:13:12 AM
As Yoda would say, prove it you cannot.
All you have is bluster, a a proor head for math and logic.
How many 360 sprints in Alaska, Hawaii, Idaho, Utah, Nevada, Montana, Wyoming, Colorado, Maine, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, Vermont, Delaware, Connecticut?
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Not taking sides in this argument (at all!), but believe it or not, there are sprint cars in New England!
360s. I think the rules stipulate used engines & maybe even tires....
http://www.nesprintcars.com/
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Posted By: revjimk on April 08 2017 at 11:14:32 AM
Not taking sides in this argument (at all!), but believe it or not, there are sprint cars in New England!
360s. I think the rules stipulate used engines & maybe even tires....
http://www.nesprintcars.com/
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Just checked... I'm wrong, no rules about used engines or tires, but I think thats the standard practice
Steel blocks by rule. 360s. And a rule I never heard of before, "Claimer" rule on shocks
Plus points leader always starts in back, just like the good ole days I've mentioned before
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Posted By: Murphy on April 08 2017 at 10:18:24 AM
Here's what you said. It couldn't be any clearer. There is no mention of 305's. If you don't believe me, ask yourself. You wrote it.
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We already moved on from the Emmitt Hahn 1500 number a week ago because you didn't like his Knoxville Hall of Fame induction because it was 10 years old.
I'm more in agreement with the 2000 number (all limited sprints) you have been quoting in your posts the last couple of days. I agree that 305s/IMCA sprints have been growing more than 360s.
It sure would be nice if there were no engine rules at all like SOD, and all the them were just sprint cars again.
https://www.sprintcarhof.com/FileGet.aspx?ID=265
They don't even know how to spell sprint car
much less chromoly...http://www.ycmco.com
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Posted By: cubicdollars on April 08 2017 at 04:22:00 PM
We already moved on from the Emmitt Hahn 1500 number a week ago because you didn't like his Knoxville Hall of Fame induction because it was 10 years old.
I'm more in agreement with the 2000 number (all limited sprints) you have been quoting in your posts the last couple of days. I agree that 305s/IMCA sprints have been growing more than 360s.
It sure would be nice if there were no engine rules at all like SOD, and all the them were just sprint cars again.
https://www.sprintcarhof.com/FileGet.aspx?ID=265
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I'm glad to see that you are willing to admit that you can't find any real numbers to prove that you aren't just pulling things out air. You can't agree with me about the 2000 number because that's your number. You already agree with yourself, even though you keep doubting yourself. Play the word games all you want. You can't prove your numbers and you can't change what you've posted.
You're so afraid that people will see right through you; that you are a fake, a phony, that you don't know much of which you speak. It's too late. People already get it. You have to keep this charade up, hoping that you can somehow impress people to improve your self-esteem. I bet this happens to alot of kids in your high school.
If the SOD engine rule is so awesome, why do they only get 20-25 cars aweek?
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140.00 is what I pd for a RR Hoosier in my day, don't know what today's price is. To much I know that...
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140.00 is what I pd for a RR Hoosier in my day, don't know what today's price is. To much I know that...
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Posted By: Murphy on April 08 2017 at 04:35:21 PM
I'm glad to see that you are willing to admit that you can't find any real numbers to prove that you aren't just pulling things out air. You can't agree with me about the 2000 number because that's your number. You already agree with yourself, even though you keep doubting yourself. Play the word games all you want. You can't prove your numbers and you can't change what you've posted.
You're so afraid that people will see right through you; that you are a fake, a phony, that you don't know much of which you speak. It's too late. People already get it. You have to keep this charade up, hoping that you can somehow impress people to improve your self-esteem. I bet this happens to alot of kids in your high school.
If the SOD engine rule is so awesome, why do they only get 20-25 cars aweek?
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Lol. So you tell us then how many limited sprints there are in America then genius.
Only stipulation is they have to be full size sprint cars with wings on dirt. 360, 358, & 305/IMCA.
Give us your number if Emmitt Hahn is so far off.
They don't even know how to spell sprint car
much less chromoly...http://www.ycmco.com
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Posted By: cubicdollars on April 11 2017 at 04:06:54 PM
Lol. So you tell us then how many limited sprints there are in America then genius.
Only stipulation is they have to be full size sprint cars with wings on dirt. 360, 358, & 305/IMCA.
Give us your number if Emmitt Hahn is so far off.
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No thanks. It's good enough having you admit that you don't know.
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Posted By: Murphy on April 11 2017 at 06:29:22 PM
No thanks. It's good enough having you admit that you don't know.
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How about the original intent of the thread? Have any ideas on how to encourage any of those limited sprint teams to move up?
They don't even know how to spell sprint car
much less chromoly...http://www.ycmco.com
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Posted By: revjimk on April 08 2017 at 11:14:32 AM
Not taking sides in this argument (at all!), but believe it or not, there are sprint cars in New England!
360s. I think the rules stipulate used engines & maybe even tires....
http://www.nesprintcars.com/
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Yes there are sprint cars in New England, about 25 total. For a 6 state area, that comes out to 4.2 cars per state. So to use cubics principle of "if one state has 30 cars, 50 states have 1500 cars" can we apply the principal that if 1 state has 4.2 cars then 50 states have 210 cars? Or even better, Rhode island has 0 sprint cars, therefore sprint cars do not exist.
Don't take me too seriously I am just playing the "flawed logic" game.
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Last summer I attended the IMCA RACESAVER 305 Nationals at Eagle Raceway, Nebraska. There were 119 teams there. Including 8 teams from the PA and NJ groups.
It has amazed me that something that was started by French Grimes in Virginia in the late 90's has now become a national series.
At Eagle, the RACESAVER 305's are the main attraction. Not a support division.
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Posted By: 91RI on April 11 2017 at 11:04:27 PM
Yes there are sprint cars in New England, about 25 total. For a 6 state area, that comes out to 4.2 cars per state. So to use cubics principle of "if one state has 30 cars, 50 states have 1500 cars" can we apply the principal that if 1 state has 4.2 cars then 50 states have 210 cars? Or even better, Rhode island has 0 sprint cars, therefore sprint cars do not exist.
Don't take me too seriously I am just playing the "flawed logic" game.
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ESS, Patriot, CRSA and Sprint Cars of New England all have a following.
No 410s. A lot of limited sprints. Same story all over the country.
http://www.empiresupersprints.com/2016Tour/tour_points.htm
http://www.patriotsprinttour.com/points.php
http://crsa.myracepass.com/points/
http://www.nesprintcars.com/points.php
They don't even know how to spell sprint car
much less chromoly...http://www.ycmco.com
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Posted By: bigbrad115 on April 11 2017 at 11:10:10 PM
Last summer I attended the IMCA RACESAVER 305 Nationals at Eagle Raceway, Nebraska. There were 119 teams there. Including 8 teams from the PA and NJ groups.
It has amazed me that something that was started by French Grimes in Virginia in the late 90's has now become a national series.
At Eagle, the RACESAVER 305's are the main attraction. Not a support division.
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It is amazing how they keep growing even in places like Ohio where 410s are relatively cheap.
http://www.sprintsource.com/associations/
They don't even know how to spell sprint car
much less chromoly...http://www.ycmco.com
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Pretty simple. Emmitt Hahn claims 1500. You clowns say there are half as many. Peanut gallery is full of shit as usual. Comes from running their mouths for no real reason other than to hear themselves talk.
Sprint cars are primed for a resurgence across the country. Been in the news a lot with Kasey Kahne, Kyle Larson, Tony Stewart, etc. Winged gokarts/outlaw karts been taking off for years. Sprint car video games bringing new fans. Only thing missing is getting limited sprints to move up to unlimited ranks and it going back to garages and small businesses being able to afford them again. Win, win, win. Only thing standing in the way is losers like you.
They don't even know how to spell sprint car
much less chromoly...http://www.ycmco.com
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Actually the NRA 360s just went from being weekly at Limaland to being there I believe every 2-3 weeks. Waynesfield, Attica, and Fremont have them for a few races as well. 360s aren't very popular in Ohio. Only in Lima/Waynesfield area and I believe they have 20ish regular cars. The 410 and 305 divisions are healthy as they've ever been though I'd say.
As for the original intent of this entire thread. My theory with having smaller car counts in PA would be just simply the number of tracks that are available to run weekly. I'm not 100% certain but there are what 3-5 tracks that run 410s weekly in Central PA? Lincoln, Grove, Port, I'm not sure on susky or selinsgrove what they run weekly. Those tracks are all pretty close together too. In Ohio, you have essentially 4 options for weekly/semi-weekly 410s. Attica, Fremont, Wayne County, and Atomic in the south. Those tracks are also a bit more spread out. I think it's more of a too many options not enough cars kinda thing in PA if there is an issue. Skyline used to be weekly with the OVSCA but new ownership booted the sprints out of Athens it seems. Not a single show there this year.
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Posted By: cubicdollars on April 12 2017 at 01:44:30 PM
Pretty simple. Emmitt Hahn claims 1500. You clowns say there are half as many. Peanut gallery is full of shit as usual. Comes from running their mouths for no real reason other than to hear themselves talk.
Sprint cars are primed for a resurgence across the country. Been in the news a lot with Kasey Kahne, Kyle Larson, Tony Stewart, etc. Winged gokarts/outlaw karts been taking off for years. Sprint car video games bringing new fans. Only thing missing is getting limited sprints to move up to unlimited ranks and it going back to garages and small businesses being able to afford them again. Win, win, win. Only thing standing in the way is losers like you.
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Whatever. You still can't come up with anything to back up your assertion. It's OK. Nobody believed you anyway, so not being able to prove it doesn't really account for much.
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Posted By: cubicdollars on April 11 2017 at 08:15:33 PM
How about the original intent of the thread? Have any ideas on how to encourage any of those limited sprint teams to move up?
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Are you advocating using parts produced overseas to lower the cost of racing?
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Posted By: cubicdollars on April 12 2017 at 01:44:30 PM
Pretty simple. Emmitt Hahn claims 1500. You clowns say there are half as many. Peanut gallery is full of shit as usual. Comes from running their mouths for no real reason other than to hear themselves talk.
Sprint cars are primed for a resurgence across the country. Been in the news a lot with Kasey Kahne, Kyle Larson, Tony Stewart, etc. Winged gokarts/outlaw karts been taking off for years. Sprint car video games bringing new fans. Only thing missing is getting limited sprints to move up to unlimited ranks and it going back to garages and small businesses being able to afford them again. Win, win, win. Only thing standing in the way is losers like you.
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Why would 305s & 360s want to compete with 410s?
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