Re: weight.....help
 

Pat,

Trying to. I figured I was not loosing money fast enough with a bracket car. I want more abuse- and a higher price tag for the abuse. My wife really talked me into it......... she thought there might be a more effective way to burn money! So I gave in and got a stocker. I am still racing the Falcon and will be till the dinosaurs come back.

Good to hear from you. I will chime in once I take it back out in a month or so.

Ryan

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ok, bear with me here. If my car fell into N naturally - would the recipe for weight be 14.50 x (hp) 230 = # plus driver weight OR would it be where the car falls 14.66 x (hp) 230 + # plus driver weight. I understand if I move to O- I would multiply by 15.00- the lowest number. Question is for my natural class would I use the 14.66 or 14.50 (min) ?

Thanks

Ryan

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Wagonboy, 1983 Malibu wagon - 230 hp. m=3390, n=3505, o=3620 min. Tom

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You can use the top of each class' weight break to figure class minimum weight. 14.00 (M/SA), 14.50 (N) and 15.00 (O) x NHRA rated HP + 170 = minimum weight for each class.

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Ryan - Are you going to run stock this year?

Raul

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Thanks Mike, and Tom.

Tom, looks like the cam is a little bigger for the 83 too! That may help a little.

Raul- I am trying to. I am on the cusp of getting her under, so we will see. I will run mostly div if I can get .2 under or so.

Thanks

Ryan

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Wagonboy, the cam is the same 1980 to 1983, The bigger cam motor has flat top piston`s and small cam motor has dish piston`s, the large cam motor runs in j,k,l -253 hp. Tom

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Tom,

Thanks for the tip. I over looked that .

Ryan