Proving Grounds 2011 feedback?

**goodhart** · 07-02-2011

Fuckin DramaStyle....

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Originally Posted by TalonFiero

The guy in the brown car damn near blew my ear drum out, classy dude.

Two years ago, putting by in the pits, gets right next to me exhaust on the side and blips the throttle. Sent me reeling and he was grinning. Douche bag right there.

It's a race track, there will be loud cars but whoever was in the car that day can diaf.

Or how bout the driving 30-40mph through the pits where the speed limit is a pretty well known 10mph revving the motors the whole time?

Anyways, pretty sure about 2% of the people here actually like the clown car class, even if the majority of them are as loud as 7 sec race cars should be and run 13's-14's. I plan on swinging by Show-n-Go today, I'm sure nothing there will be nearly as obnoxious and they will all be faster LOL

carltalon · 07-02-2011

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Originally Posted by goodhart

. I plan on swinging by Show-n-Go today, I'm sure nothing there will be nearly as obnoxious and they will all be faster LOL

A friend of mine ran a 8.9 yesterday with a full exhaust car.

There is absolutly no reason for that car to be that loud. A 3-4 inch exhaust with a straight through muffler like most of us use wouldnt make it lose any power. who knows a little backpressure might help things out.

Those guys also kind of rubed me the wrong way when they were changing cars around in the staging lanes so they could race each other. they made me stop when I was going to go. then the brown car launched broke and had to be pushed back. Then they had to check the track for oil.

**cmspaz** · 07-03-2011

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Originally Posted by carltalon

Those guys also kind of rubed me the wrong way when they were changing cars around in the staging lanes so they could race each other. they made me stop when I was going to go. then the brown car launched broke and had to be pushed back. Then they had to check the track for oil.

I was kinda glad they did that, otherwise I would have been racing the brown car. How a torque-less rotary can be all over a track like that is beyond me.