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Irace007 05-23-2017 01:16 PM
Re: New addition to the Classification Guide
 
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Originally Posted by michael beard (Post 535385)
still waiting for the 632ci procharged dragster with a chevy/ford/mopar emblem on the nose that they call a "factory race car".
now that's funny.............but almost true

Jeff Teuton 05-23-2017 04:13 PM
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Next Year 6.0 lb/hp, 6.5 lb/hp, 7.00 lb/hp

jimi 05-23-2017 10:29 PM
Re: New addition to the Classification Guide
 
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Originally Posted by Jeff Teuton (Post 535424)
Next Year 6.0 lb/hp, 6.5 lb/hp, 7.00 lb/hp
For 2008 and newer or carburetor cars?

Jeff Teuton 05-24-2017 12:51 AM
Re: New addition to the Classification Guide
 
What I mean is 6, 6.5, and 7 for regular stock classes same as the F/S numbers which I think are those numbers. Takes them and others coming right out of existing classes.
We have a damaged Hellcat thatwould be fine in stock eliminator.Does not affect anything at all.

George Fitzpatrick 05-24-2017 09:59 AM
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Originally Posted by Dave Muller (Post 535401)
I like that, AAAA/SA. Sounds like The Fonz took up drag racing.
Now that's funny

ss3011 05-24-2017 10:04 AM
Re: New addition to the Classification Guide
 
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Originally Posted by Jeff Teuton (Post 535424)
Next Year 6.0 lb/hp, 6.5 lb/hp, 7.00 lb/hp
Time to get in the Lettering Business, because every ones car gets a new class .

Bobby DiDomenico 05-24-2017 10:19 AM
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Originally Posted by ss3011 (Post 535292)
4500/600=7.5 AA/SA 4500/707=6.36, No natural class , bump down one class and there still isn't a class . It still better has some good brakes to stop a 4800 lb car from 120+ mph !
How much energy is in a 4,800 hundred pound car moving at nearly 130 MPH?

ALMACK 05-24-2017 12:07 PM
Re: New addition to the Classification Guide
 
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Originally Posted by Dave Muller (Post 535401)
I like that, AAAA/SA. Sounds like The Fonz took up drag racing.
^^ LOL

That's a lot of A's !

To save on letter space they could go with A4/SA :D

Barry Polley 05-24-2017 01:21 PM
Re: New addition to the Classification Guide
 
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Originally Posted by Lew Silverman (Post 535281)
NHRA added a 2015-17 Dodge Challenger to the Classification Guide last week. 600 horsepower at a 4500 pound minimum weight.

Just a few questions - Is this the "Hellcat", and if so what happened to the other 107 "advertised horsepower" that we've been reading about? Is this a "red-key" vs. "black-key" thing, and if so, how will it be policed?

Not trying to start a heated discussion here, just wondered how they came up with this combination that will run as a "regular" stocker.

Great point Lew! Any class should never get to go below advertised HP. Pretty obvious its happening in a bunch of classes.. Looking for power on paper rather than the old fashioned way.

Mike Comp T/A #57 06-21-2017 11:57 AM
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How much energy is in a 4,800 hundred pound car moving at nearly 130 MPH?
4815 lbs with me in the seat


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