We were working the race when Kenny Brack hit the fence at TMS. Somebody found his clutch pedal in the stands. That section of stands was closed to spectators for that race fortunately. In order for catch fences to work, there needs to be vertical support. ... more »

Saw SRV quite a lot growing up in his neck of the woods. I'd say Jimi, or Louis Armstrong.

The "N" is interesting, but I can't see it being any kind of compass the way it's configured. The thing being threaded and all.

DAILY! I can't tolerate it, but I see plenty at work who can.

For measuring tilt angle on a ship?

Yeah, that's how my '84 liked it.

You mean you don't ride them on the pipe like 1-2-5?

Ugh, If there were motors involved, I already know. Loose lips sink ships, loose electrical connections burn things up.

Bolts in the floor. A good stand, a pair of turnbuckles , and an ajustabale wrench. Pull it down with the pegs. Thank me later.

Bitching out the gate guy for not giving me a pick. Oops wrong class.

Seen a OW?

Did you look up "damper", captain "don't know physics if it bit him in the ass"? Damper may refer to: Dashpot, a type of hydraulic or mechanical damper, Shock absorber (British or technical use: damper), a mechanical device designed to dissipate kinetic ... more »

"Dampener"? Do Hondas need moistened steering? Or do they need damping, like a damper?

I like Kenny's ideas. The first thing I thought of was MDF. Smooth as sheetrock, and he's not going through it very easily. Probably have to use trim on the joints, but that isn't bad. You could texture it like sheetrock too. Just another option to consider. ... more »

I hope that's your boot in the cob picture.

I had an 84 200sx that "grandpaw" put big piston, crazy cam, and some car valves in that would hang with a 250 t. We had great times on them. Crashing them always sucked though because they tumble. Good chance of revisiting the thing after getting off. ... more »

Yes, it's a musical cadence term. I think four time is correct.