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Bobby Bennett 04-06-2011 03:09 PM

Class for 2011 Camaro SS/Street legal
 
Is it possible to drive one off of the street and onto the strip and run somewhat close to the standard?

Chad Rhodes 04-06-2011 03:11 PM

Re: Class for 2011 Camaro SS/Street legal
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Bobby Bennett (Post 251071)
Is it possible to drive one off of the street and onto the strip and run somewhat close to the standard?

not even close Bobby, unfortunately. And how about this, the street going versions of the mustangs and challengers aren't even in the guide

Bobby Bennett 04-06-2011 03:32 PM

Re: Class for 2011 Camaro SS/Street legal
 
which classes would it fit into?

Chad Rhodes 04-06-2011 03:38 PM

Re: Class for 2011 Camaro SS/Street legal
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Bobby Bennett (Post 251078)
which classes would it fit into?



They are natural C cars, the 400hp automatic @3770 w driver in C/SA. The stick at 426hp weighs 4004 with driver. I would say with the cost to build a "competitive" version from scrathc, that anyone with the money would probably either a) build an older car, or b) build a DP/CJ.

As you can see by the HP factors and shipping weights, building one would be futile against the new factory cars.

Bobby Bennett 04-06-2011 04:27 PM

Re: Class for 2011 Camaro SS/Street legal
 
I'm looking at a right out of the showroom Camaro -- straight from the factory. Sponsor would like for me to do that for the publicity. I guess there's nothing stock about a stock car.

Chad Rhodes 04-06-2011 04:33 PM

Re: Class for 2011 Camaro SS/Street legal
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Bobby Bennett (Post 251095)
I'm looking at a right out of the showroom Camaro -- straight from the factory. Sponsor would like for me to do that for the publicity. I guess there's nothing stock about a stock car.

Very true Bobby. About the only place you could possibly do that would be an unleashed event. run the 12.00 class

Hagen Gary 04-06-2011 04:34 PM

Re: Class for 2011 Camaro SS/Street legal
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Bobby Bennett (Post 251095)
I'm looking at a right out of the showroom Camaro -- straight from the factory. Sponsor would like for me to do that for the publicity. I guess there's nothing stock about a stock car.

Not even close. You would have better luck getting a AVEO to run under the index.

Chad Rhodes 04-06-2011 04:40 PM

Re: Class for 2011 Camaro SS/Street legal
 
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Originally Posted by Hagen Gary (Post 251101)
Not even close. You would have better luck getting a AVEO to run under the index.

an aveo probably will go under the index. what is the index in DGC/SA (D/Golf Cart)

Robert Simpson 04-06-2011 04:43 PM

Re: Class for 2011 Camaro SS/Street legal
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Bobby Bennett (Post 251095)
I'm looking at a right out of the showroom Camaro -- straight from the factory. Sponsor would like for me to do that for the publicity. I guess there's nothing stock about a stock car.

What about IHRA pure stock? If it fit a class that would be a real good real world representation....Just a thought. I would like to see one for diversity among the new cars.

Ed Wright 04-06-2011 04:59 PM

Re: Class for 2011 Camaro SS/Street legal
 
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Originally Posted by Chad Rhodes (Post 251098)
Very true Bobby. About the only place you could possibly do that would be an unleashed event. run the 12.00 class

It would take some work to make one of those tanks run 12.00. I can't really tell they are any faster than an '01 or '02 LS1 Camaro/Firebird. And, I have driven a few. They are quieter & smoother.

Bobby Bennett 04-06-2011 05:22 PM

Re: Class for 2011 Camaro SS/Street legal
 
I just want to race a real "stock" car and can't. IHRA used to have their Pure Stock divisions in the 1970s and 1980s. Are they still around?

danny waters sr 04-06-2011 05:29 PM

Re: Class for 2011 Camaro SS/Street legal
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Bobby Bennett (Post 251119)
I just want to race a real "stock" car and can't. IHRA used to have their Pure Stock divisions in the 1970s and 1980s. Are they still around?

Yes, But the car has to be in the classification guide...

Chad Rhodes 04-06-2011 05:52 PM

Re: Class for 2011 Camaro SS/Street legal
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by danny waters sr (Post 251121)
Yes, But the car has to be in the classification guide...

its in NHRA's, would that be enough for a cross over?

X-TECH MAN 04-06-2011 07:16 PM

Re: Class for 2011 Camaro SS/Street legal
 
Bobby....Danny Waters Sr.should be able to tell you if it would be legal and in the guide. IHRA uses the NHRA guide sometimes. It would be a B/PS which is the same 9 lb wt. break as C/SA or C/S stick. The sticks and automatics run heads up in pure stock. The index was 12.45 the last time I looked in drag review. At least put a 9 " slick or some DOT drag slicks on it and open the exhaust (cut outs) to have a half decent chance to run the index number. Very few B/PS cars running (if any) so if you could run 12.44/12.45 it woud just be a shoe polish race for the eliminator just like NHRA stock is 99% of the time.

P.S. The best part of pure stock is you do NOT need to install a roll bar and safety harness in your brand new street ride. Factory OEM seat belts or aftermarket lap belts and a helmet is all that is required to go thru tech for pure stock unless your car runs quicker than 11.50. If you ran an NHRA or IHRA regular stock class like M/S (14 lb. break) and above then the roll bar and harness are required.

danny waters sr 04-07-2011 07:50 AM

Re: Class for 2011 Camaro SS/Street legal
 
Bobby , I will try to check the class books this weekend at Maryland and see if it is in the book.
I will let you know....


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