Enough of this level playing field garbage. And all these stupid classifications like "super stock" this or "xs" that. Put a cubic inch limit out there for the traditional A B C D E F classes for hydros and boats that are considered 'runabouts'. And if your 22 cu inch briggs and stratton (ex snow blower motor) stocker won't keep up with the 22 inch BuRP because it overheats, then petition the SORC to allow you to cool the Piece Of S- - -! And the SORC should consider the request. And, if the B&S flywheel is prone to explode... then the SORC will have to ban the POS or specify a scatter-shield. Let competition rule. And NOW, when we finally have a new D Stock motor, thanks to Sid Bass, the 'rule makers' say it has to run like a submarine. Makes no sense at all. Why is that? I've asked the question about a year ago and still no intelligible response. So what's the 1" below do besides make Sids gear housing a submarine? Well... it's supposed to "level the playing field".... CRAP!! Let competition level the field. On dyno tests, the 44XS (there's that stupid 'xs' designation again) and the fat-Hat-su run about neck and neck. But, that's not really the issue is it. Nope... Somewhere, the push is to dump the 'D Stock' class, and shove the little 44XS into D Mod, in (get this) STOCK form. YGTBSMe! So. Next I suppose we will be stuffing restrictor plates in the already NON-Stock Mod motors so the little 44XS can keep up. Give me a break. The simple fact that some folks are seriously playing with racing an X-lawnmower B&S four stroke in a 25mph class ought to be a wake up call. My ten year old is totally bored at 25mph!! Let the kids run A hydro with a restrictor plate just for safety sake. Above that class, let the cubic inch be the deciding factor, not the motor model. And that goes for the 'new' hot rod too. And another thing, dump the stupid rules which say 'stock' engines need to have factory colors etc. The factory's have long since given us the finger. ,.!..
Alex - Mad Russian Racing
DSH 12A
Alex - Mad Russian Racing
DSH 12A
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