The hottest show on television – Speed TV’s PINKS is coming to No Problem Raceway December 7 & 8, 2007. This event will feature a Title-for-Title TOP FUEL DRAGSTER DUEL, plus 250 of the best drag racers from across the country contending for thousands of dollars of purse money and prizes.
Racers must pre-register for the event, and the producers will accept only 128 cars in each of the Electronics and No-Electronics categories. Once the entries are filled, the producers may allow for 10 alternates in each category to be on standby in case a registered participant is unable to make the call for the first round of eliminations.
The racer registration fee is $60, and includes both Friday and Saturday tech cards if the entry is received by November 26, 2007. The 128-car field payouts will be $2,000 winner - $1,000 runner-up - $500 to each semifinalist. PINKS does not honor any gold cards or passes for these events.
The No Electronics category is limited to FULL-BODIED DOOR CARS ONLY. Street legal or racecars that can run the quarter-mile in 12.99 seconds or faster can enter this category. NHRA rules will be enforced, with prohibited devices being trans-brakes, delay boxes, and two-steps.
The Electronics category is open to all types of racing vehicles. Dragsters, roadsters, and door cars that can run the quarter-mile in 11.99 seconds or raster can enter this category. NHRA rules will be enforced, with down-track counting, GPS location, and stutter boxes being prohibited.
No Problem Raceway would like to introduce a first time PINKS motorcycle race. NPR will accept only 32 motorcycle entries with 2 alternates. All bikes that can run the quarter- mile in 11.99 seconds or faster can enter this category. This is an ALL-RUN category with electronics permitted. NHRA rules will be enforced. The 32-bike purse will be $500 winner - $250 runner-up - $100 to each of the semifinalists.
For the first time spectators will have the opportunity to purchase advance VIP covered reserved grandstand-seating packages. The package includes a Friday general admission pit pass ticket, a reserved seat and pit pass for the Saturday show, and a Saturday combo meal ticket from the concession stand. Due to the limited availability, anyone occupying a VIP seat must purchase a ticket, regardless of age.
FRIDAY: Spectator fee is $15
Gates will open at 10:00 a.m. for early arrivals. We will run our regular Friday night program except the time trials will begin earlier at 4:00p.m. with eliminations starting at 8:00p.m. Racers pay $20 to enter. Contestants that pre-register by November 26, 2007 will receive their Friday tech card for no additional fee.
SATURDAY: Spectator fee is $20
Gates will open at 9:00a.m. Time trials begin at 10:00a.m. Eliminations start at noon.
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I am in houma, and so if guhfluh, we would be willing to go for a ride and meet up somewhere. I know he has his neon running real good and my "buffer board" will be coming in this week sometime.... The weather is starting to get turbo friendly if you know what i mean.....
I might be getting some 1000cc in soon..... Tuning the badboys is next! We'll see how much boost I can run and how much the tranny can hold.
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I have some things for sell that I would like to sell locally. All of this was a Christmas gift that I decided to not put on when I decided I want to get rid of the car.
BRAND NEW NEVER BEEN USED!!!! Purchased from bwoodyperformance.com
H brace (not powdercoated), traction bars, solid top and bottom motor mounts (all powdercoated blue) and bolts. asking $375
Email me with any questions or if interested. ddsgrl16@yahoo.com
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Tuning the badboys is next! We'll see how much boost I can run and how much the tranny can hold.
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