New NHRA Horsepower Hits!
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Any idea how the 396/325 got 5hp? I didn't think it was triggered and I thought Englishtown was a mine-shaft rule race. I see Steve Sawka went -.97 in qualifying at the Virginia divisional. He lost first round and results are not posted on DRC. Maybe he triggered it in round 1.
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Did I read that right 67-70 Camaro/nova 350 295hp got 4 hp. If so I would like to know how???
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I'm not 100% sure, but I believe the triggers still count at mineshaft races. They use none of the numbers for the average, but the trigger still counts.
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From the Lucas Oil Website:
"If at the conclusion of qualifying the first competitor in the bottom half of the field is -.850 seconds or more under the class index, the Q and E Data will not be used for the mid-year and year end reviews. This will only apply to qualified fields of 32 or more cars." I guess you are right Hidalgo. I did it to myself! |
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Thanks !!
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Did anyone else here that the horsepower was going to be adjusted once a year? I was told before Chicago that the adjustments were going to be made once a year at the end of the year.
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Did i read this correctly, LT1 Camaro and Firebirds got some power back?
GM 350 275-285 340 345 93-98 Cam/Fire I thought it was over 350hp after Charlotte. |
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That's for the manual trans LT1 cars.
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