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A couple of us taking our p-cars to Englishtown raceway tomorrow. Anyone in the NJ area is willing the join us.... unfortunately, there will be way too many Corvettes there, so we need a few p-cars to show them how it's done.
http://www.etownraceway.com/
The fun starts at noon, although there is stuff going on all day.
I know - thanks for the warning.
It's not my style to over-rev the engine, burn the clutch, or spin tires. I'm mostly just curious as to how fast I can do the quarter mile and how high I can get the speed without getting a ticket. I'm not particularly competative, so what the other cars do is not relevant to me - mostly I'm just competing against myself.
I promise I'll be good.
Well, you know next time I'll post with more warning and maybe we can get together.
We had a great time. Two p-cars did the drag strip and 4 did the AX. I'll prolly do the AX next time.
Drag strip was fun, but those guys are insane in the way the treat their cars.
We gave the Corvette owners something to laugh about... a 996 and 997 on the strip at the same time... on our first run we both stalled out.
we made up for it after that, but the announcer thought it was funny.
We hit a respectable 100mph quarter mile. My buddy hit 105mph in 13.2 seconds. On the third run he left me standing and htere was no catching him. A lot of fun though.
