oilpan and camcore

HankN · 07-20-2019, 08:42 AM

Ok, thanks.
How to contact them.
Note, we run by NHRA rules here.
The NHRA tech I mailed/talked to is Pat Cevengros by the way.
What racer say or speed shop or engine builders says is secondary, so I must has on print what one can do or not to pass a NHRA in USA tech.
I’ll just wonder how Mr Cevengros can has other sights than others from NHRA ?

I’m not new into this as I been in stock since mid 80’s.
I has read the book as the bible, then related to engine builders what was accepted, but it’s been more of rumours and then we had the part list and rotating list.
But on this new update I will has in on print exactly what is ok 2019 or not, even as I’m aware of the complexity.
But why should it be ‘complex’ at all as rule book is there and it is a accepted part list at the NHRA web site.

07-20-2019, 08:42 AM	#7
HankN Junior Member Join Date: Jul 2019 Posts: 18 Likes: 0 Liked 3 Times in 3 Posts	Re: oilpan and camcore Ok, thanks. How to contact them. Note, we run by NHRA rules here. The NHRA tech I mailed/talked to is Pat Cevengros by the way. What racer say or speed shop or engine builders says is secondary, so I must has on print what one can do or not to pass a NHRA in USA tech. I’ll just wonder how Mr Cevengros can has other sights than others from NHRA ? I’m not new into this as I been in stock since mid 80’s. I has read the book as the bible, then related to engine builders what was accepted, but it’s been more of rumours and then we had the part list and rotating list. But on this new update I will has in on print exactly what is ok 2019 or not, even as I’m aware of the complexity. But why should it be ‘complex’ at all as rule book is there and it is a accepted part list at the NHRA web site. Last edited by HankN; 07-20-2019 at 04:53 PM.