Question:
HAWAII QUESTION!!!!!! FOR NASCAR 1.....
Do you all consider it legal or illegal to put 2 gallons
of gas in your qualifying setups. Run out .6 tenths
of a gallon and save it. This will give you 1.4 gallons
at Taladega and allow you to qualify faster..
Now I am doing this within the parameters of the game.
I am not using any FRACTIONAL 3rd party program...
Don Wilshe, IVGA
PS. I am the MESSENGER and I am asking a questions.
I always just put in 2 gallons....
use the 1.4 sloass, u need it
>Subject: Re: NASCAR 1 FRACTIONAL GAS SETTINGS
>Date: 20 Jul 1997 01:32:41 GMT
>use the 1.4 sloass, u need it
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persons posting...but personally, I think its reall annoying to have to
sift through a TOS announcement from and AOL flunky....its a newsgroup and
yes it should be kept clean, but email these announcements. dont POST
them....
christ, there is enough spam out there without adding AO-Hell's BS to it.
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<<Don Wrote>>
IMO Yes. The program in its' original form will allow a person to do this
so why souldn't it be legal. I used to do it all the time when I raced
hawaii and know of many other people who did it.
Now, if it took some manipulation of the program code to do this, I would
say no it is not legal, but if a person is bright (doent take a rocket
scientist) enough to figure this out, Go For It!!
I guess this will be a moot point once an online N2 series begins
(once=weeks,months,years?) since you always have to qualify with a topped
off tank.
