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Originally Posted by alwaysracin
WOW, quick with Ron's forum attack dogs! I did not post the question to start an argument. Everyone needs to calm down. It was a simple question to Ron.
I am new to this group and asking about Ron's specific autox background. Did I bring up a touchy subject? I would not got to a proctologist to get my teeth cleaned but without checking the background you might end up there. I am asking because like myself Ron might have been sent to other states to help set up suspension on autocross cars. I have never seen him at local SCCA or AAS events locally, so I figured he might go out of state. How else are you going to learn a new form of racing without testing?
Rodney,
I agree a national title is not everything but it does take the small pond out of the mix. It does prove you have an idea about setup or someone who helps you does. You are incorrect about being a national champion because no one else is in the class. You would be a national winner not champion and would not get the national champion jacket.
Why are you not using his set up tips? (never mind, It doesn't matter)
Greg,
I am trying to keep this nice. Name calling is childish. It was a simple question.
Lance,
Cup races are circle track and very different than auto crossing. They do not have any quick transitions.
WS6,
Smart Move.
You can ask any local fast autoxer and most likely they are more than willing to help you. We all like the challenge and competition.
other than hearing from Ron. I am not reposting on this topic. I wrote to help but it wasn't taken as such
Ron,
I am still waiting. You always seem to duck out when asked a real question.
Scott Fraser
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gonna leave this here. I'm sure he's busy doing something Scott. Ducking out? Rons attack dogs? We all show respect and respect each other. Someone has to remind the new guys that this is a community of friends and doesn't have to start with name calling, chest thumping and call outs. I for one don't have a g******* thing to prove to any one. Main goal in life is to provide for my family. Having fun with cars is a side effect.
