Stephanie Reaves !!!!
03-01-02, 11:57 AM
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Stephanie Reaves !!!!
Stephanie Reaves is one bad *** driver. The first time out she ran a 8.895@167 in a cavalier. I know the car sux *** but that still commendable!! First female to kick *** in the outlaw class.:1party: If she is cute I will have ro run some game on her and get her to teach me how to drive. She used to race 7 second motorcycles!!!!
03-01-02, 06:35 PM
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Re: Stephanie Reaves !!!!
Originally posted by Greg
Stephanie Reaves is one bad *** driver. The first time out she ran a 8.895@167 in a cavalier. I know the car sux *** but that still commendable!! First female to kick *** in the outlaw class.:1party: If she is cute I will have ro run some game on her and get her to teach me how to drive. She used to race 7 second motorcycles!!!!
Stephanie Reaves is one bad *** driver. The first time out she ran a 8.895@167 in a cavalier. I know the car sux *** but that still commendable!! First female to kick *** in the outlaw class.:1party: If she is cute I will have ro run some game on her and get her to teach me how to drive. She used to race 7 second motorcycles!!!!
Stephanie did the 8.9 run at the IDRC(I Don't Receive Cash
) season opener in Cali last weekend.IDRC----> I Disregard Rules Consistently!
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BWAWAWAWAWAAAAHAAAA.
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I was there, she needs to learn how to stage. she'd do burnouts to half track, then take a good 2 minutes to get up to the tree.
she went something like 9.6, 9.4, 9.1, then 8.8 then on the last pass something broke and she crossed the lanes.
I wouldn't call her hot.
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I was there, she needs to learn how to stage. she'd do burnouts to half track, then take a good 2 minutes to get up to the tree.
she went something like 9.6, 9.4, 9.1, then 8.8 then on the last pass something broke and she crossed the lanes.
I wouldn't call her hot.
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Greg: have you seen these cars in person? WOW
If you haven't then you should! The two Cavaliers that GM Racing had at Sema (one pictured) are hands down the cleanest race cars that I have ever seen! I've seen alot of race cars too......the attention to detail was absolutely insane! They have sooooooo much money into those 2 cars and it shows Good to see that they are backing up there claims and the money that they have invested. Stephanie's car will be very close to being the 1st into the 7's.....watch out Steph P.!
If you haven't then you should! The two Cavaliers that GM Racing had at Sema (one pictured) are hands down the cleanest race cars that I have ever seen! I've seen alot of race cars too......the attention to detail was absolutely insane! They have sooooooo much money into those 2 cars and it shows Good to see that they are backing up there claims and the money that they have invested. Stephanie's car will be very close to being the 1st into the 7's.....watch out Steph P.!
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The body of the car is not critical as long as its light in weight. Whats under da hood is what counts and who is controlling whats under the hood. Anything running a 8-9second range is not a clear indicator of what a stock car is. Hence the fact that it is a cavaler body means absolutely nothing whatsoever! Remember that!! P/W ratio is everything in anything. Sheshot or not? A 8-9second car is still a 8-9 second car!...doesn't matter whom is driving the car as long as they are a good reaction driver.
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there is a rumor now that she ran a 7.90@190 mph!!! is there any truth in this? it seems that the longer i wait to get my outlaw car running the faster i have to go!! why is it that the outlaw FF car are allowed to weigh 1600 lbs and full chassis when i have to weigh 2100 lbs and only backhalved! i am not usually one to complain but unless i can make 1300 h.p. i am not gonna be able to keep up! isnt there enough full chassis FF cars to have their own class yet?
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They are supposed to be getting their own class anyways. I figure it like this A Turbo frame car is Still Full Chassis, however they choose to design their driveline is their own choice. The rest of the import world shouldnt have to suffer cause these cars wanna stay FWD. Their asses should be put right in the PRO class along with the other FULL TUBE frame cars or have a Pro FWD class for them.
03-10-02, 01:02 AM
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Originally posted by Greg
They are supposed to be getting their own class anyways. I figure it like this A Turbo frame car is Still Full Chassis, however they choose to design their driveline is their own choice. The rest of the import world shouldnt have to suffer cause these cars wanna stay FWD. Their asses should be put right in the PRO class along with the other FULL TUBE frame cars or have a Pro FWD class for them.
They are supposed to be getting their own class anyways. I figure it like this A Turbo frame car is Still Full Chassis, however they choose to design their driveline is their own choice. The rest of the import world shouldnt have to suffer cause these cars wanna stay FWD. Their asses should be put right in the PRO class along with the other FULL TUBE frame cars or have a Pro FWD class for them.
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03-10-02, 03:41 AM
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I was there, she needs to learn how to stage. she'd do burnouts to half track, then take a good 2 minutes to get up to the tree.
I was there, she needs to learn how to stage. she'd do burnouts to half track, then take a good 2 minutes to get up to the tree.
03-10-02, 08:49 AM
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... meanwhile her competitor is getting bored, nervously watching the temp gauges, worrying about how much his tires are cooled off - will they hook? etc etc. Sounds like she's good at the psych-out game
... meanwhile her competitor is getting bored, nervously watching the temp gauges, worrying about how much his tires are cooled off - will they hook? etc etc. Sounds like she's good at the psych-out game
There are rules and procedures everyone must follow!
That's one of the problems with the IDRC!--->(I Disregard Rules Consistently).
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03-10-02, 08:55 AM
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That's not a psych-out game!
There are rules and procedures everyone must follow!
I don't understand why IDRC even bother with drivers meeting before a race because they don't even follow procedures agreed upon during the meeting!
That's one of the problems with the IDRC!--->(I Disregard Rules Consistently).
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That's not a psych-out game!
There are rules and procedures everyone must follow!
I don't understand why IDRC even bother with drivers meeting before a race because they don't even follow procedures agreed upon during the meeting!
That's one of the problems with the IDRC!--->(I Disregard Rules Consistently).
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I know this is a long time after the fact, but Stephanie Reaves is DEFINITELY SMOKIN HOT and she is one of the very best drivers ever. She has raced motorcycles (including Hillclimbers), done stunt driving, raced up Pikes Peak and has instructed in open wheel cars, high performance cars and stock cars. I am a big fan and know for a fact that at that race, she did not do anything that was unfair to the other driver. Just because she actually knows how to do killer burn outs and the person next to her did not, does not make her inconsiderate of that person. She was the pro there. Have you ever actually been to a pro drag race? Probably not if you don't get how important the burn out process is. I have had her as a driving instructor and she is one of the nicest people I have ever met.
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