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Old 12-19-2015, 12:38 AM
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now we know what Sam does with his free time.

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He always said he used to race, and all this time I thought it was cars...///
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Old 12-19-2015, 08:33 AM
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Now that is funny.
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As much as he is sawing on the steering wheel in the corners he needs some serious chassis adjustments or some different compound tires , or both.

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As much as he is sawing on the steering wheel in the corners he needs some serious chassis adjustments or some different compound tires , or both.

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Don't think these chassis lend themselves to much adjustments nor did I see these guys have real definite stagger. Tire pressure changes, yes. Offsets, maybe. So, driving this race become more a matter of rhythm and timing than setup. I thought the dude was hitting his marks better once he was handed the lead but bobbled somehow after last caution. His corner entries were horrible.
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Maybe a little stagger and slowing a little to go faster.
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Looks like fun. Also looks like too much speed entering the corners.
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Sam, I thought you did a good job. You can work on your technique with more practice and a few mods on your racing mower....Just don't come and mow my yard like that.

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Sam, I thought you did a good job. You can work on your technique with more practice and a few mods on your racing mower....Just don't come and mow my yard like that.

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Not me but I did go a watch them once. After seeing one star wreck and land on top of another guy I decided this is not for me. I've hauled better stuff to the scrap yard than some of these guys race.
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