^ Dont take that as a serious comment (fun intended)

 

I know, don't know about comic relief though [img]smile.gif[/img]

Maybe.......hey that reminds me of my favorite song by Dennis Leary !!!

I'm an !! [img]graemlins/2xblown.gif[/img]

 

[img]smile.gif[/img] Well, its my first time competing, so I figured it is a logical class to begin with. Think I should skip to the street smart class?

 

I dont do IASCA ( just 3 IASCA competitions within 6 driving hours (12 round trip). I would like to do IASCA though so I can meet my Canadian buddies at finals... I am starting USACi this year and jumping in as advanced consumer and MECA as modified. I think winning is good so if you can be a beginner with a awsome setup so be it.

 

I would like to hear about it (and the table throwing episode)
Good gear is a good start

 

I think I've got some pretty good gear, but I've got my work cut out for me [img]smile.gif[/img]

I havent had any time to start my install yet, let alone do any tuning etc.

 

I have been been beaten by an inferior car, SQ competition is not always about SQ

 

So whats this I hear about Bryce throwing a table? [img]smile.gif[/img]

 

Do you have Tsunami in Canada? I have used their wiring for several years. Their company is located in Holly Hill, Florida near Daytona.

They are Metra/Tsunami. Metra makes the after market head unit kits. It's really a neat company to visit because they design and make the stuff there.

It's a wonderful company to be affiliated with and I was blowned away visiting their facility. They have modified their facility and company in order to hire physically/mentally challenged people. I think its awesome. We all like to be independent and needed.