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Old 01-14-2023, 01:06 PM   #1
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NHRA Tech Department makes corrections/updates to the Stock Car Classification Guide
Jan. 13, 2023

The NHRA Technical Department recently made changes to the Class Guide.

Chev 66-69 396 325/324 change to 396 325/316
Chev 68-69 396 325/374 change to 396 325/363
Chev 68-69 396 325/384 change to 396 325/373
Chev 1968 396 350/340 change to 396 350/335
Chev 68-69 396 350/360 change to 396 350/358
Chev 68-69 396 350/370 change to 396 350/368
Dodge 1962 413 385/394 change to 413 385/390



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Old 01-14-2023, 01:51 PM   #2
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NHRA Tech Department makes corrections/updates to the Stock Car Classification Guide
Jan. 13, 2023

The NHRA Technical Department recently made changes to the Class Guide.

Chev 66-69 396 325/324 change to 396 325/316
Chev 68-69 396 325/374 change to 396 325/363
Chev 68-69 396 325/384 change to 396 325/373
Chev 1968 396 350/340 change to 396 350/335
Chev 68-69 396 350/360 change to 396 350/358
Chev 68-69 396 350/370 change to 396 350/368
Dodge 1962 413 385/394 change to 413 385/390



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Quite interesting what you posted, but you really should start another thread as I don't see that it has anything to do with LS1 factors.
Although it does look like they are consolidating factors and giving the engines the lower ones.
So the LS1 Firebirds that are at 381,should go back to 340 along with the Corvettes using the same logic.
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Old 01-14-2023, 01:54 PM   #3
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NHRA Tech Department makes corrections/updates to the Stock Car Classification Guide
Jan. 13, 2023

The NHRA Technical Department recently made changes to the Class Guide.

Chev 66-69 396 325/324 change to 396 325/316
Chev 68-69 396 325/374 change to 396 325/363
Chev 68-69 396 325/384 change to 396 325/373
Chev 1968 396 350/340 change to 396 350/335
Chev 68-69 396 350/360 change to 396 350/358
Chev 68-69 396 350/370 change to 396 350/368
Dodge 1962 413 385/394 change to 413 385/390



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Old 01-14-2023, 11:57 PM   #4
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George Thomson passed away of Covid in Dec. 2020 in Lake
Havasu Arizona. I was best man at his Wedding years ago. He
was a close friend and a lot of the reason my cars run pretty well even
today. He also ran a Killer 73 Mustang 351 that was 1 qualifier when
he wanted it to be. There is nothing he could not make fly!
He called me the day he died and told me he would
not make it to the end of the year!
I talked to the new owner at St. Louis points race two year ago = Nice
Mature Gentleman and it was running fine then!

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Old 01-15-2023, 12:57 AM   #5
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Well how the LS1 GTO landed in F/SA @3740 lbs and 40HP less is interesting for sure not as aerodynamic? No Ram Air?
But its not the GTO that's been feeding on their GM cousins Camaro/Firebird, It's the LS1 C5 Vette. Heads-up about 260lbs lighter....who needs ram air?
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Old 01-15-2023, 02:27 AM   #6
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George Thomson passed away of Covid in Dec. 2020 in Lake
Havasu Arizona. I was best man at his Wedding years ago. He
was a close friend and a lot of the reason my cars run pretty well even
today. He also ran a Killer 73 Mustang 351 that was 1 qualifier when
he wanted it to be. There is nothing he could not make fly!
He called me the day he died and told me he would
not make it to the end of the year!

RIP
i am sorry for your loss, i met george years ago.
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Old 01-16-2023, 08:47 AM   #7
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Platform/wheelbase consideration like Ford & Mopar received years ago??
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Old 01-16-2023, 09:29 PM   #8
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As a person in the process of resurrecting a E/SA Camaro it wouldn't bother me to see a few horsepower added to the GTO's.
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