Re: Dutch Classic Jr Stock
 

I'm just outside of the realistic zone as well - 3825, and in my case most of that needs to be car....where's the dessert?? How about SR Stock? :eek:

Re: Dutch Classic Jr Stock
 

If you put the brake 11.00 lb. where it belongs
More people would race.And about the gift certificate what’s it for ?
If it’s b& b performance that’s useless?By the way the weight brake is to Glenn advantage because his combo is soft.

Re: Dutch Classic Jr Stock
 

I always like your comments James! Not afraid to say the truth and call a spade a spade......keep up the good work!!!!!

Re: Dutch Classic Jr Stock
 

Where it belongs? According to who? The reason for the .25 weight break is so everyone has to make a change in order to compete. At 11.0 the natural G cars get to kick their feet up while everyone else has to swing weight. That isn't right.

The gift certificate is for services from what I understand. If you are lucky enough to win, have him wash your engine parts, wax the nova or change your trailer wheel bearings. Or just stay on the sidelines and bitch.

Re: Dutch Classic Jr Stock
 

Thank you Dave for presenting the facts.

Re: Dutch Classic Jr Stock
 

David. Let’s be real The old break is where it needs to be .
Jr Stock was for F. G H. Cars too meet in the middle .No one wants to add weight
Kinda like Top Stock. Understand bro ?
Most of the combos for Jr Stock are rated at 280 to 300 hp. Except soft Fuel Injection cars But they don’t allow F.I, cars in Top Stock. Correct?

Re: Dutch Classic Jr Stock
 

Not trying to stir the pot here and it is your sandbox of rules but: in the NHRA rule book (which I believe this is an NHRA event) under Frame: 4 ballast under stock eliminator, you can only have 100 lbs. of removable ballast. How can I add 225 to 245 lbs. legally and then take all that weight out to run stock eliminator on Sat & Sun? The same would be true for someone in a lower class trying to legally take that much out and have to put it back in. Will someone have a welder or torch on the grounds? There is no 11.25 weight break in stock eliminator, so what other NHRA rules are we throwing out here? Will someone be allowed to take out their passenger seat to make weight or bolt in weight without welding the bolts. I really like running class and heads-ups, but trying to invent a heads-up class for legal stock eliminator cars sounds pretty tough to do. Inquiring minds would like to know …

Re: Dutch Classic Jr Stock
 

Chuck and james. Top stock is 8.25 which is in between A and B. We have AA A B and C cars competing, swinging far more weight than you guys are being ask to move. Top stock works pretty well because the racers do what they have to do in order to compete. With all due respect, Junior stock in its current format just isn’t for you and that’s ok. Maybe next year the format will change due to low car count. Time will tell.

Re: Dutch Classic Jr Stock
 

Chuck Beach, bolt weight in trunk, put JB weld on bolt’s, looks like it’s welded. Easy to remove weight.

Re: Dutch Classic Jr Stock
 

11.25 weight break +170lbs.

2007 and older vehicles

F/S through I/S Stick and Automatic cars eligible

Removal of passenger seat permitted

Fuel check and scales every run

Random spot check and teardown possible.

.500 Pro Tree

Winner to receive $500 B&B Auto Machine gift card.

Runner up to receive $250 B&B Auto Machine gift card.



Requirements:

Jr Stock participants must participate in the Open to be eligible to compete in Jr Stock. There is no additional Entry Fee for Jr Stock!

Jr Stock participants will tech into their chosen NHRA class for the Open event (example F/S or I/SA, etc). There will not be a Jr/STK class.

Jr Stock participants will run at the end of Stock Eliminator in Q1 and Q2 at their Jr Stock weight break to determine Jr Stock ladder. Jr Stock will be contested Friday. These runs will not count towards to the National Open.

Chuck, you can remove your spare tire,jack, and passenger seat plus ballast to make weight legally.