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Old 02-12-2002, 10:25 PM   #5
gtsr515
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Remember, when naturally aspirated, more air is better, A 70mm will not lose you torque, what size mas do you have, that is a consideration as well, i work for Skip Barber Racing School here in Sebring, Florida. Want some insider rracer tips from Juan Montoya, just a little lunch at Wendy's to pick his brain back when he dominated the Pro Series.

i am currently an instructor, and would love to instruct you on-line, there are some things you can learn on paper as well as the track.

i'm bored.
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