What is your "home" Drag Strip and ?

[RAIV70Judge]

Bunker Hill, Indiana. 1/8 mile, great location. Oldest strip in the state. 1956.....

[Dino98T/A]

Love that place.Quick program that pays well.See all kinds of cars. LOL.Self watering burnout box FTW!

Lol...They do pay well, from what I hear. I'm always knocked out by the second or third round anyway.

[ksj2]

http://www.midwestraceway.com/INDEX.HTML


Midwest raceway in Manhattan KS. Awesome little 1/8 mile track...Very laid back. You can BBQ in the pits and/or bring a cooler for some adult beverages. I am also about 50 minutes away from Heartland park. I try to make a few test&tunes during the spring/summer...

Love that place.Quick program that pays well.See all kinds of cars. LOL.Self watering burnout box FTW!

[38P]

Home drag strip? They always tell me "You don't have to go home, but you can't stay here."

[CDMBill]

Moving target these days as our tracks close and then are resusitated or resurrected as you prefer, but Fontana if it reopened, Irwindale 1/8th mile, and Famoso, damn the the rotting fruit or incendiary temperatures.

[nothnslo]

Mooresville NC nice 1/8 mile track its a little less than a mile from the house.

[Dino98T/A]

http://www.midwestraceway.com/INDEX.HTML

Midwest raceway in Manhattan KS. Awesome little 1/8 mile track...Very laid back. You can BBQ in the pits and/or bring a cooler for some adult beverages. I am also about 50 minutes away from Heartland park. I try to make a few test&tunes during the spring/summer...

[quick 52]

one good thing about old trucks. No need for a chute, just back off the throttle and you have a 4000+ lb. wind catcher.

the old farm truck is about as slick as a barn door pretty quick off the line though

[greenXpress]

one good thing about old trucks. No need for a chute, just back off the throttle and you have a 4000+ lb. wind catcher.

[quick 52]

That's a pretty stout old farm truck.

well i mite be off but have been 126 in the 1/4 but that was at 6700 so to do 130 i would shift into 4th gear and lock the converter might even get a little more if it didnt blow

[1 fast evo 2]

would be cool to run the standing mile i think the old farm truck would peter out around 130

That's a pretty stout old farm truck.

[quick 52]

As far as martin goes ive only been there once and it was short handed with the crew... ran good times so it was a good day pretty cool with the scale at the end of the track

[MR P-BODY]

lapeer is a flippin shit hole! i will never go there again. never been to Ubly. Mid michigan is awesome, but to far to go to.

martin is also amazing!!! but too far to go to on a regular basis. funny thing is a local windsorite bought and redid the track a few years ago, after the canadian gov't jerked him around when he wanted to open up a local track. bunch of a-holes! they told him he had to pay for million dollar off ramps, which they had already slated to replace.

If you look at a TnT day at Martin VS Lapeer, I have better luck running Lapeer... at least
I can hook at Lapeer... I've had my problems at Martin on TnT days.. I finally had to put
the car back in the trailer... my car is a high 8s car and when I was going to the Mopar race
at Martin I would get there on Friday for some passes.... I couldnt hook to save my ass..
but when they spray the track its fine and I have no issues... I call Norwalk my home track
and its a 3 hour drive but I usually stay for the weekend ... I have my problems at Milan also
when its TnT days... they dont like to prep either... normally my car can hook in a mud puddle
but I need just a little prep.... Ubly and Lapeer are both short in the shut down area for me... I
can stop without to much of a problem but once in a while I did have to dump the chute but I
dont like to(I'm toooo lazy to pack it) based on which way the wind is blowing(I can get a couple
extra MPH if its blowing down track and that can get me 153mph)

[ProCharged509]

...Also do standing mile events (mostly at the ohio mile).

I got a chance to co-drive a buddy's Z06 on the Texas Mile at Goliad just before they moved to Beeville. Had a blast and ran just over 164 ('bout 70+ shy of your Evo).
I would like to try the Blazer on the Ohio mile some day. It's run 155+ in the 1/4 a dozen times using only third gear. On the mile I'd have to use fourth and lock up the converter.....
I do like mph.......

[LAGNAF]

would be cool to run the standing mile i think the old farm truck would peter out around 130

can't imagine anything over 130 in my 53... that is ALOT of air to push around in trucks!!

course I would run outa gear anyways!!