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11-26-2002, 02:45 AM

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The Deuce

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Originally posted by boogerlizard
a .800 light needs practice....are you leaving on the last yellow?
do not wait for green...you should at least be in the .58-6 range being an semi experienced racer. no flame just a suggestion

Yeah, that's when I start thinking about going. See, I gots no traction, so that's my big concern right now. If I can bring my 60' down I'll beat a lot more people cutting a .800 than I will with my current 60 and a better light.

It will all come in time though. I'm looking into getting a 65 so I can have soemthing strictly for play next season.

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