National opener in Div 6
 

I heard from somebody that in Div 6 opener races thay dont do heads ups in there stock and superstock what is up with that ? why the hell not ?? are all opener races like that in all div ???

Re: National opener in Div 6
 

it's the same way at the opens in division 7 that i've been to.

Re: National opener in Div 6
 

They don't do fuel check, or scales at d6 national opens. So there are no heads ups.

Re: National opener in Div 6
 

Same with div 7

Re: National opener in Div 6
 

Here in Division One we do scales and fuel check at Opens but no heads-up first round only .......

Re: National opener in Div 6
 

Hold on to your memories of how it used to be......Its coming for everyone eventually.

Re: National opener in Div 6
 

I hope no one overlooked the comment that points meets are Bracket races for EXPENSIVE Stock and SS cars. Next they will open to any car on a dial in so more entry money is avaiable.
Points meets are next. Then since there are so few CLASS cars (because entry limited) at many nationals they will be next.Less and Less attention to rules and tech. SAME income at the gate.

Re: National opener in Div 6
 

I will go one step further and say Stock and Super Stock are expensive money brackets at NHRA National Events.

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What if someone goes 1.40 under with no fuel check or weight check, hp on monday? Two years ago a 80 malibu wagon went 1.30 + under at Ca.open, with a 350 motor in his car, to get a grade point, They never opened is hood at the race, I taked to him after i saw it on Nitro Joe list, If he went 1.40 under, 305 would have got hp. with no tech, In division 5 we have scales and fuel check`s and heads up`s at the open`s, just like a points meet, Tom

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When I squawked at the Div 6 Director last year about not fuel, weight or heads up I asked “so what if someone takes all the weight out of their car so they can become #1 qualifier” his response was if they go 1.4 under we will give them horsepower. The site of this weekends Division 6 National Open was Bremerton. Their scale is an ancient piece of equipment which I can’t see them upgrading or fixing as they only host class racers once a year, and a very limited number 16 of us Saturday and 12 on Sunday.
What Tom Moock said is a little scary. I was inspected by one of the regular track guys who probably had no idea what is legal and what is not in stock. This has some real serious ramifications; show up with whatever you want, call it whatever you want and get somebody’s combo horsepower on Monday.