mud drag truck
07-22-2008, 06:35 PM
#15
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Location: Augusta, Ga.
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:P Cool truck. got one like it! kinda sorta, but mine is a super stock
(street class ) 632 also.
I watched Mark Lee run a 1.106 60' time :shock: and a 2.163 in 200' , over 111mph record pass last weekend!!!! :shock: :shock:
http://mudracersassociation.freeforu...lley-t749.html
and this was the first time he ever ran the new car!
(street class ) 632 also.
I watched Mark Lee run a 1.106 60' time :shock: and a 2.163 in 200' , over 111mph record pass last weekend!!!! :shock: :shock:
http://mudracersassociation.freeforu...lley-t749.html
and this was the first time he ever ran the new car!
08-06-2008, 05:34 PM
#18
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Posts: 5
mud truck
Man,
Thats a SWEEEEET ride, but I have never understood one thing about mud racers and dirt trackers, why build something something and invest SOOOOOO much in it only to tear it up? Nothing personal, just curious?
Thats a SWEEEEET ride, but I have never understood one thing about mud racers and dirt trackers, why build something something and invest SOOOOOO much in it only to tear it up? Nothing personal, just curious?
08-20-2008, 07:48 PM
#19
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Location: Augusta, Ga.
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Hard to say why most of us love mud racing so much. i think most of us like to travel to different tracks and every race is so different!
General drag racing rules don't always apply either!! Good trucks don't break as much as people think!!
General drag racing rules don't always apply either!! Good trucks don't break as much as people think!!
08-26-2008, 09:02 PM
#20
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Join Date: May 2005
Location: New Carlisle,Ohio
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it is just a bad disease it kinda sucks having to wash all the mud off every weekend but I do it for the rush of the ride there is nothing like it when you let the trans brake go I'll spend anything on that feeling
