The cracked oil/nitrometh fumes wreck havoc with my blood pressure medication, but I had a blast.
I need to drop lasers and switch to racing.
Unlike this laser hobby, there are women at racetracks. A good percentage of them are on crews teching or driving. Women who know their hardware. You do not find that in ham radio or lasers. It is a family friendly spot, which is very nice. No insult intended "J", but I tend to join things that are more monastic then the priesthood, and I'm a bit tired of it.
What, no pics of Crew Chief Lady? I'm very dissatisfied if there are NO pics of CCL?
There is this stunningly beautiful gal who wears a black minidress on the track, black leather boots, carries a radio and sets up this one team's cars...
One is also impressed with the NHRAs 52 minute engine rebuild rule. You would not be allowed to watch and ask questions while a crew pops a engine at a F1 or Indy race. Oh wait, at a F1 or Indy race the engine is just a LRU module and they never touch it. These guys have a crew stripping the engine and rebuilding it, including the turbocharger, while you watch, in between races.
The raw mount of horsepower from a uncooled top fuel engine is stunning,
Steve
Last edited by mixedgas; 09-10-2010 at 04:19.
Qui habet Christos, habet Vitam!
I should have rented the space under my name for advertising.
When I still could have...