Cecil County Drag Strip
06-21-2006, 11:43 AM
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any one going tonight? ifso y not give me a call i think my friend who thinks he knows everything.... 
wants to put my camaro on his trailer and bring it up and back that way mostly because he says its risky taking it to thetrack the first couple of times not knowing what will happen and with the 10 bolt and new 10 inch tires he thinks its better to have it just in case......plus i guess i wolnt have to put those extra miles on it. is this a good idea or should i not waste my time?
wants to put my camaro on his trailer and bring it up and back that way mostly because he says its risky taking it to thetrack the first couple of times not knowing what will happen and with the 10 bolt and new 10 inch tires he thinks its better to have it just in case......plus i guess i wolnt have to put those extra miles on it. is this a good idea or should i not waste my time?
06-21-2006, 12:09 PM
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Originally Posted by laxmad16
any one going tonight? ifso y not give me a call i think my friend who thinks he knows everything.... wants to put my camaro on his trailer and bring it up and back that way mostly because he says its risky taking it to thetrack the first couple of times not knowing what will happen and with the 10 bolt and new 10 inch tires he thinks its better to have it just in case......plus i guess i wolnt have to put those extra miles on it. is this a good idea or should i not waste my time?
wants to put my camaro on his trailer and bring it up and back that way mostly because he says its risky taking it to thetrack the first couple of times not knowing what will happen and with the 10 bolt and new 10 inch tires he thinks its better to have it just in case......plus i guess i wolnt have to put those extra miles on it. is this a good idea or should i not waste my time?
06-25-2006, 04:11 PM
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Hey guys I am tagging on to this thread I am also interested in going to cecil in the next few weeks waiting on a few minor things to get straightened out and some drag radials.
06-28-2006, 08:17 AM
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Originally Posted by Ace$nyper
I like cecil its pretty wild and makes you wonder is this sane?
Some cool cars and my buddy is inchs away from 10s there!
Some cool cars and my buddy is inchs away from 10s there!
06-28-2006, 11:24 AM
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Originally Posted by sb427f-car
300ft above sea level, decent track, usually prepped pretty well (at least for bigger events). When you get a good cool day with low humidity, I've seen some VERY fast passes there by pro mods, q8 cars, and even TAD and TAFC. I haven't been in over a year (last time I was there it was NSCA).
It's a cool track none the less and the only one during slow days you see people walking around smoking in the burnout box hahah.
06-28-2006, 12:01 PM
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Originally Posted by Ace$nyper
He never does the big events just by sheer bad luck and or timing track is little slow, ive been on him to trek up here for E-town or Atco even better.
It's a cool track none the less and the only one during slow days you see people walking around smoking in the burnout box hahah.
It's a cool track none the less and the only one during slow days you see people walking around smoking in the burnout box hahah.
