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1964-65 Lightweight B bodies with the 2 4bbl hemi @ 450 hp. 7.11, 7.36, & low 7.50 factor I think. Should add some interest. Doesn't say which manifold, the original alm and magnesium, or the Mopar Performance replacement. Should be interesting. I kinda thought the 68's might get some play, but nothing yet.
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Jeff, Just wondering if the 64-65 Hemi posting @450hp, is this for Stk ? or SS?...John ! Any changes fot the 1-4bbl hemi ?
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John, it says stock, and it's effective 1/1/12 so that is new.
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What is the HP and class for the '64 Savoy with single 4bbl Hemi and what happens to the class when you put a 2x4 induction on it?
I have to imagine it gets a cross-ram, either OEM or MOPAR. I know of at least on single 4bbl racer that will jump right in. Heck, it's more legal now with a 2x4 than that 1x4!
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Is that anything like being "more pregnant"??? Isn't it either legal, or it's not???
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Jeff,
Has NHRA started to accept fiberglass and lexan for lightweight cars yet like IHRA does? Jeff Day |
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Actually Bill, NOTHING is legal when it comes to the NHRA. Back when I was doing our ads for National Dragster I used the phrase "NHRA legal .134 wall tubing". I quickly got a call from the my rep telling me the word "legal" awas a no-no. Apparently legal involves laws and lawyers. The NHRA does not make laws, they make rules and rules are either "accepted or not accepted. Still makes me laugh to this day!
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Actually the Hp rating is 440 for the automatic, and 430 for stick cars. The NASCAR 3-bbl 950 carb has not been legalized, but the three bbl manifold that was modified for it's use has been legal for over 4 years. The carb was not approved because " it was a NASCAR only carb". Not sure I follow the logic since this is an approved NASCAR engine.
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Well this gives me one reason to join NHRA again. Not that I can run anywhere close to a good A/SA car but at least I wont have to change the carb and intake if I want to run a NHRA race.
I wonder why they didn't include the 117in wheelbase cars in this change. I'll have to hack the crap out of my wheel wells to shorten it up another inch.
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