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Ed Fernandez 04-03-2009 09:35 PM

Re: Overweight Stockers
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by treessavoy (Post 112990)
Nope!

Once again explain to me what advantage do I have if I want to run D/S and be 400 lbs too heavy and the car should actually run in say L/S?

If you google NMCA rules you will find out that it is strictly class racing, we run on an index and there is no dialing down like NHRA stock racers do.

Explain to me first how you can jump from D to L,without changing engine combos.
Oh,and why can't I call Vic old timer?

Ed F.

treessavoy 04-03-2009 10:03 PM

Re: Overweight Stockers
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Ed Fernandez (Post 112994)
Explain to me first how you can jump from D to L,without changing engine combos.
Oh,and why can't I call Vic old timer?

Ed F.


Obviously I'm not being clear and I apologize for that. Let's say that my car weighs in at 10.49 in the 10.00-10.49 but I add the allowed 100lbs to fall into the next lower class say10.75 but I still want to run the higher class 10.00 to 10.45, why should the NHRA have a problem with that? Same engine, same car just more weight.

Sorry, I thought you were talking about something else.....I thought I was the oldest fart on here. Started racing in '63

Ed Fernandez 04-03-2009 10:45 PM

Re: Overweight Stockers
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by treessavoy (Post 112997)
Obviously I'm not being clear and I apologize for that. Let's say that my car weighs in at 10.49 in the 10.00-10.49 but I add the allowed 100lbs to fall into the next lower class say10.75 but I still want to run the higher class 10.00 to 10.45, why should the NHRA have a problem with that? Same engine, same car just more weight.

Sorry, I thought you were talking about something else.....I thought I was the oldest fart on here. Started racing in '63

It's just my opinion that everyone,within the confines of correct shipping weight should run in the upper and lower limits of the class that their weight dictates.This will help to get HP factors closer where they need to be by limiting some of the bagging going on.It's common knowledge now that the CJs need lots of HP as the incoming Mopars will.It might also out some of the hidden combos.We are at a time where we don't need to lose participants in S/SS
because these new and obscure combos are keeping cars in the garage.NHRA also has to do their job in policing it to make it work.Wishful thinking?Probably but you have to start somewhere.OK old timer LOL?
Us middle aged guys will probably never see it happen,but ya never know.Who woulda thunk our govt.would go Socialist on us?

Ed F.

treessavoy 04-03-2009 11:30 PM

Re: Overweight Stockers
 
[quote=Ed Fernandez;112999]It's just my opinion that everyone,within the confines of correct shipping weight should run in the upper and lower limits of the class that their weight dictates.This will help to get HP factors closer where they need to be by limiting some of the bagging going on.It's common knowledge now that the CJs need lots of HP as the incoming Mopars will.It might also out some of the hidden combos.We are at a time where we don't need to lose participants in S/SS
because these new and obscure combos are keeping cars in the garage.NHRA also has to do their job in policing it to make it work.Wishful thinking?Probably but you have to start somewhere.OK old timer LOL?
Us middle aged guys will probably never see it happen,but ya never know.Who woulda thunk our govt.would go Socialist on us?

Ed,

Just to show you how dumb I am, decided to convert my NSS '64 ply to B/SA, Dvorak is building the shortblock and I'm buying parts and pieces and hope to be up and running by the end of may. Like others funds are short but will try and run a limited number of races plus I belong to the southeastern stock and super stock association.

Jim

Ed Fernandez 04-04-2009 08:37 AM

Re: Overweight Stockers
 
[QUOTE=treessavoy;113001]
Quote:

Originally Posted by Ed Fernandez (Post 112999)
It's just my opinion that everyone,within the confines of correct shipping weight should run in the upper and lower limits of the class that their weight dictates.This will help to get HP factors closer where they need to be by limiting some of the bagging going on.It's common knowledge now that the CJs need lots of HP as the incoming Mopars will.It might also out some of the hidden combos.We are at a time where we don't need to lose participants in S/SS
because these new and obscure combos are keeping cars in the garage.NHRA also has to do their job in policing it to make it work.Wishful thinking?Probably but you have to start somewhere.OK old timer LOL?
Us middle aged guys will probably never see it happen,but ya never know.Who woulda thunk our govt.would go Socialist on us?

Ed,

Just to show you how dumb I am, decided to convert my NSS '64 ply to B/SA, Dvorak is building the shortblock and I'm buying parts and pieces and hope to be up and running by the end of may. Like others funds are short but will try and run a limited number of races plus I belong to the southeastern stock and super stock association.





Jim

Good luck with the car.If you see Doug Frazier at a Southern S/SS race tell him I'm working on the shirt I
promised him.

Ed


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