PCD: Last year's version
the GST L hasnt touched a motor all year, i dont follow element too closely.
new carting track opens in nj right across the tacony bridge shortly. Its right next to the best asian buffet ever made. Just sayin'
http://www.speedraceway.com/denver/cinnaminson-nj
http://www.speedraceway.com/denver/cinnaminson-nj
Besides, Thai is always the fastest guy, just ask him.
As the NARRA event at NJMP, Element was already on their 2 block for the year. They blew the motor in a practice session in the first hot lap, getting out of turn 1. Driver and owner Philip Grabow said he's not sure what was going on. He stated they didn't have any issues for years, and talked about how reliable it was, and then suddenly they went through 2 block back to back. I recall reading the car making a ton of power though.
As for the GST-L, they never touched the motor up to the GTA event at NJMP. I'm unsure whether they did anything with the car after that event. But I remember talking talking to the driver and he said the car was definitely down on power and not as strong as it was at the beginning of the year. I know they had a newer car in the works at the time, and would debut it later in the season. In any case, both of these cars are built, and can't be compared to the double duty Subbies we normally see at the track.
As for the GST-L, they never touched the motor up to the GTA event at NJMP. I'm unsure whether they did anything with the car after that event. But I remember talking talking to the driver and he said the car was definitely down on power and not as strong as it was at the beginning of the year. I know they had a newer car in the works at the time, and would debut it later in the season. In any case, both of these cars are built, and can't be compared to the double duty Subbies we normally see at the track.
As for the GST-L, they never touched the motor up to the GTA event at NJMP. I'm unsure whether they did anything with the car after that event. But I remember talking talking to the driver and he said the car was definitely down on power and not as strong as it was at the beginning of the year. I know they had a newer car in the works at the time, and would debut it later in the season. In any case, both of these cars are built, and can't be compared to the double duty Subbies we normally see at the track.
The other car that was suggested(another GC8) belonging to a GST member that is be built too. Or it could also be they were trying to get/work a deal with Scion and have a manufactured sponsored FR-S in the stable possibly for 2013. Not sure if Chris got them hooked up with that deal or not, or if Chris will just get the deal for himself.

In other news I'm suffering from CarADD because a Vortech charged, Rocket Bunny riveted, ECUTek controlled FT86 sounds like a great idea over a 997.


