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07/12/05 |
Mike Monnat |
This photo couldn't have been taken at
Syracuse. I don't think they ever allowed injection on Modifieds. By the way. Way too cool
doo on Mr. Scott. |
07/12/05 |
3-Wide |
The info provided by the photographer was
that it was Syracuse so we'll wait to see if Paul can give us an update... The only
place I ever got to see Tighe run was at Daytona in a #30 Oldsmobile I think.... and the
only thing I know is this aint Daytona... and that aint no Oldmobile! |
01/01/06 |
Joe Meshach |
I always enjoyed watching
"Scotty" and his various cars, always the #28. Mostly I saw him at Nazareth in
the 70's. I actually was glad when he returned from his stint in NASCAR to compete again
with the Modifieds. |
04/12/06 |
Jan Games |
Fuel injection was legal at Syracuse until
'77 as I recall. 1976 was the year that Tony Ferrioullo had a $7000 timed injector setup
built for Gary Balough's winning #73. After that, Donnelly implimented a carburetor only
rule. The injectors on Tighe's mod look similar to Gary's. |
05/08/06 |
John Mc |
This photo of Tighe Scott was definitely
taken at Syracuse. Not only was this car fuel injected (on gasoline, not methanol), but it
had an aluminum block as well. It was very similar to the engines run in the Can-Am
McLarens in the early 70's. I believe these were Crower injectors, the timed fuel
injection that was on the Ferraiuolo 73 was made by Kinsler. BTW, Howie Cronce also ran
fuel injection at Syracuse that year, but his were the standard Hilborns. |
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