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<blockquote data-quote="audiolife" data-source="post: 1098810" data-attributes="member: 541383"><p>ft wayne (chris norris&#039;s show) and indy . i disagree a lil bit on the owning in&nbsp; meca the rules favor your build style per org rules as in if you take full advantage either way you would be down in the other org unless you just did something that was stupid loud. the rules of meca were done that way on purpose to be different. now i agree more with the db drag rules but as far as popularity of those that compete i think you would be suprised by the number of people who compete in meca vs db drag i know i was lol. also meca was set up in a way that $$ isnt the biggest factor between the set ups ($$ namely being amp power). if you research it a tad i think you will see what i mean (when i say this think reasonably because im by no means am saying those who know what they are doing in db drag dont know how to set up a vehicle just saying the rules dictate more per style/class between orgs)</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="audiolife, post: 1098810, member: 541383"] ft wayne (chris norris's show) and indy . i disagree a lil bit on the owning in meca the rules favor your build style per org rules as in if you take full advantage either way you would be down in the other org unless you just did something that was stupid loud. the rules of meca were done that way on purpose to be different. now i agree more with the db drag rules but as far as popularity of those that compete i think you would be suprised by the number of people who compete in meca vs db drag i know i was lol. also meca was set up in a way that $$ isnt the biggest factor between the set ups ($$ namely being amp power). if you research it a tad i think you will see what i mean (when i say this think reasonably because im by no means am saying those who know what they are doing in db drag dont know how to set up a vehicle just saying the rules dictate more per style/class between orgs) [/QUOTE]

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