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DG7050 · 12-09-2019, 10:54 AM

Let's face it, the "slow off the wall" combinations are called "dime rockets" for a reason. The "enhancement" they have is very soft HP factors from NHRA. These combinations are typically far less popular and have not had dozens of racers pushing the limits for decades causing the NHRA HP rating to be well established. NHRA's rule interpretations have evolved over many years and racers have spent huge amounts of money to take advantage of these interpretations. Nobody is going to turn back time to 1985 for you. So if your unhappy with your HP factor or number of "enhancements" build a different combination that's more lucrative to you.

12-09-2019, 10:54 AM	#4
DG7050 Junior Member Join Date: Nov 2018 Posts: 54 Likes: 62 Liked 115 Times in 31 Posts	Re: Mopar bogus intake removed Let's face it, the "slow off the wall" combinations are called "dime rockets" for a reason. The "enhancement" they have is very soft HP factors from NHRA. These combinations are typically far less popular and have not had dozens of racers pushing the limits for decades causing the NHRA HP rating to be well established. NHRA's rule interpretations have evolved over many years and racers have spent huge amounts of money to take advantage of these interpretations. Nobody is going to turn back time to 1985 for you. So if your unhappy with your HP factor or number of "enhancements" build a different combination that's more lucrative to you.