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  1. 11-15-2009, 02:34 PM #1
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    Quote Originally Posted by EJ25RUN View Post
    really?
    lol yea man..

    it was a na 13b in a FB... but it felt so smooth!!!
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    Quote Originally Posted by JITB View Post
    lol yea man..

    it was a na 13b in a FB... but it felt so smooth!!!
    carb or FI?

    Quote Originally Posted by Big Baller View Post
    I would take a 3 rotor out of one of the old Kudzu cars but other than that you can keep that garbage
    Not even one of the Jim Downing ones?
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    Quote Originally Posted by EJ25RUN View Post
    carb or FI?



    Not even one of the Jim Downing ones?
    it was FI..
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    Quote Originally Posted by EJ25RUN View Post
    carb or FI?



    Not even one of the Jim Downing ones?
    Downing was actually who I was thinking of when I said Kudzu, they know how to get it done when it come to spinning triangles inside of peanuts.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Big Baller View Post
    Downing was actually who I was thinking of when I said Kudzu, they know how to get it done when it come to spinning triangles inside of peanuts.
    Although Downing does not build his motors. Our owner Rick Engman does. I still love your comment, it was hilarious.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Big Baller View Post
    Downing was actually who I was thinking of when I said Kudzu, they know how to get it done when it come to spinning triangles inside of peanuts.
    I was actually refering to the early 80's IMSA RX-7. The Kudzu cars are overkill in this case.

    Quote Originally Posted by Trini4U View Post
    Although Downing does not build his motors. Our owner Rick Engman does. I still love your comment, it was hilarious.
    Most race car driver/owners don't turn the wrenches themselves.

    Downing is the #1 reason Mazda was successful in IMSA racing and it wasn't because he knew how to fix the motor but because he could bring a team together that could. Plus build the chassis, find sponcorship, and drive the car too.

    You think Penske, Ginassi, Childress or anyone else worth a damn doesn't use an engine specialist?
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    Quote Originally Posted by EJ25RUN View Post
    I was actually refering to the early 80's IMSA RX-7. The Kudzu cars are overkill in this case.



    Most race car driver/owners don't turn the wrenches themselves.

    Downing is the #1 reason Mazda was successful in IMSA racing and it wasn't because he knew how to fix the motor but because he could bring a team together that could. Plus build the chassis, find sponcorship, and drive the car too.

    You think Penske, Ginassi, Childress or anyone else worth a damn doesn't use an engine specialist?
    I'm sorry, I did not know I was replying to you. I was just giving him some polite info. Sorry if it offended you somehow.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Trini4U View Post
    I'm sorry, I did not know I was replying to you. I was just giving him some polite info. Sorry if it offended you somehow.
    I guess i misunderstood your comment as one that talked down of Downing.

    No offense. Just found it misleading.
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