Disclaimer?

[X-TECH MAN]

Originally Posted by Alan Roehrich

It was my understanding that Doug's car is in fact NOT a Drag Pack car, he couldn't get one, and had to build his own. That was the story that went around.

True but it still dosent have the engine thats a legal (Emmisions certified) street engine for the year car as it came with off the show room.

[FINESPLINE]

Originally Posted by X-TECH MAN

True but it still dosent have the engine thats a legal (Emmisions certified) street engine for the year car as it came with off the show room.

T.hat is true but most of the cars in ss/s are put together to represent the cars that fit a certain class. Example------your mothers 6 cyl. powerglide nova can be put together as a B/S 396/375 as long as the correct parts and trim are there.

[X-TECH MAN]

Originally Posted by FINESPLINE

T.hat is true but most of the cars in ss/s are put together to represent the cars that fit a certain class. Example------your mothers 6 cyl. powerglide nova can be put together as a B/S 396/375 as long as the correct parts and trim are there.

You just dont get it. Even if you "Make up" a car from a 6 cylinder at least the car was avaliable from the dealer with a 396, FE 428, 426 Hemi (Chev, Ford, Mopar)or whatever you choose to build and race. Show me just ONE DP or Blower Mustang with the engine combo being used for stock with a show room engine combo being driven LEGALY on the street with registration and tags and insurance.

[Chris "drooze" Wertman]

Originally Posted by X-TECH MAN

You just dont get it. Even if you "Make up" a car from a 6 cylinder at least the car was avaliable from the dealer with a 396, FE 428, 426 Hemi (Chev, Ford, Mopar)or whatever you choose to build and race. Show me just ONE DP or Blower Mustang with the engine combo being used for stock with a show room engine combo being driven LEGALY on the street with registration and tags and insurance.

You mean like this one ?



Or the other way around ?

[art leong]

Originally Posted by X-TECH MAN

True but it still dosent have the engine thats a legal (Emmisions certified) street engine for the year car as it came with off the show room.

Exactly what difference does that make? How many race cars out there could pass emmissions when set up for the track (I did with my stocker BTW)
You guys are working every possible angle and IMHO sound silly.
NHRA has found these cars, the Shelby Fords, and the single 4 barrel Hemi cars Legal.
And thats that.
Stamping your feet isn't going to do any good Your choice has not changed either continue to race or don't. And if you're not racing. How about leaving it up to those that do.