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JZTRK
Member # 7641
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I have seen these on alot of cars lately
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135.0
Member # 4992
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Thuper cool
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SLOWBACK 67
Member # 6348
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A lot of pro touring guys are doing it. If memory serves me right dodge is the original car that they came with from the factory.
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BULLITTMAN
Member # 8468
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I thought it was that special edition blue Vette with the red stripes that started it all. That was the first car I saw have those stripes.
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Boss 327
Member # 9143
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They are called fia or pit stripes. They were originally used on cobras to help identify the driver of the car for the pit crew.
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wilit
Member # 3367
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quote: Originally posted by Boss 327: They are called fia or pit stripes. They were originally used on cobras to help identify the driver of the car for the pit crew.
This. It's an old school racing thing that's making a comeback like Le Mans stripes were a couple of years ago.
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1NastyBullitt
Member # 12588
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Instead of numbers they used the stripes
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SydeWaySix
Member # 3596
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Whatever it means, I'm sick of seeing them.
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i
Member # 12534
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its gives a 100 hp to the car
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06ragtopgt_SOS
Member # 11327
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quote: Originally posted by Boss 327: They are called fia or pit stripes. They were originally used on cobras to help identify the driver of the car for the pit crew.
Correct. I hate when people call them grand sport stripes, Shelby ran them in '63 to tell cars apart when they had more than one car on the track with the same livery. Although they were only on the pit wall side, a lot of guys (including myself) run them on both sides for a symetrical look.
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flores24v
Member # 10586
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quote: Originally posted by 06ragtopgt_SOS: quote: Originally posted by Boss 327: They are called fia or pit stripes. They were originally used on cobras to help identify the driver of the car for the pit crew.
Correct. I hate when people call them grand sport stripes, Shelby ran them in '63 to tell cars apart when they had more than one car on the track with the same livery. Although they were only on the pit wall side, a lot of guys (including myself) run them on both sides for a symetrical look.
And you run them on your hybrid [ 2015-03-15, 12:12 AM: Message edited by: flores24v ]
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*EPIK*
Member # 7481
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Whatever they are called, I'm NOT a fan!
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SAMACH1
Member # 7042
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quote: Originally posted by *EPIK*: Whatever they are called, I'm NOT a fan!
+1
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06ragtopgt_SOS
Member # 11327
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quote: Originally posted by flores24v: quote: Originally posted by 06ragtopgt_SOS: quote: Originally posted by Boss 327: They are called fia or pit stripes. They were originally used on cobras to help identify the driver of the car for the pit crew.
Correct. I hate when people call them grand sport stripes, Shelby ran them in '63 to tell cars apart when they had more than one car on the track with the same livery. Although they were only on the pit wall side, a lot of guys (including myself) run them on both sides for a symetrical look.
And you run them on your hybrid
I don't actually drive a hybrid man, although my car is slow. They're not for everyone, and I'm not trying to push them on anyone. I like how they look, so I run them. [ 2015-03-15, 08:54 PM: Message edited by: 06ragtopgt_SOS ]
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92_5.0
Member # 7624
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Theres a black dodge pickup in my work parking lot with those red stripes, doesn't look bad IMO..
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68dustin
Member # 5388
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I got mine!!! lmao.. R/T HEMI
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70stang351w
Member # 9948
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At least they are those Chrome Stick on Vents; that shits retarded.
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135.0
Member # 4992
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quote: Originally posted by 68dustin: I got mine!!! lmao.. R/T HEMI
Is that a hellicat?
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68dustin
Member # 5388
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quote: Originally posted by 135.0: quote: Originally posted by 68dustin: I got mine!!! lmao.. R/T HEMI
Is that a hellicat?
haha.. shit I wish.. ain't that rich yet..
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