.370 vs. .400 tree - nationals vs. division 2?

Rollins_2241 · 02-04-2009, 05:29 PM

What software is used to activate the .400 (.370) Pro tree in Super classes at NHRA nationals, and is it the same used at all Division 2 events? I'd like to know if my hits at the first division 2 Super Comp races will be valid for the Gatornationals, or if I can assume I'll be .030 if I'm .000 at the Lucas Oil races. Or does it vary by track?

Gainesville claims they use the same national event program all the time, but my S/ST "rollout" was slower at the actual Lucas Oil races than it was at the Test and Tunes in the weeks prior on the "same" .500 Pro tree. I'd like to know the deal in Super Comp, since I have less time in the box to dump.

02-04-2009, 05:29 PM	#1
Rollins_2241 Member Join Date: Nov 2007 Location: Tallahassee, FL Posts: 170 Likes: 0 Liked 0 Times in 0 Posts	.370 vs. .400 tree - nationals vs. division 2? What software is used to activate the .400 (.370) Pro tree in Super classes at NHRA nationals, and is it the same used at all Division 2 events? I'd like to know if my hits at the first division 2 Super Comp races will be valid for the Gatornationals, or if I can assume I'll be .030 if I'm .000 at the Lucas Oil races. Or does it vary by track? Gainesville claims they use the same national event program all the time, but my S/ST "rollout" was slower at the actual Lucas Oil races than it was at the Test and Tunes in the weeks prior on the "same" .500 Pro tree. I'd like to know the deal in Super Comp, since I have less time in the box to dump.