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Old 12-28-2019, 09:37 PM   #1
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Default Re: Out of the loop in superstock....

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Ya know, I doubt that you'll find many Racers that are as hard-core as I am when it comes to interpreting the rule book. And I know that I haven't raced in SS since before most of you were born but I still have my SS number so I'm gonna guess that I can comment on this deal.
I've read the rule book on SS auto transmissions and I don't see why a "fluid dump" would be illegal. If you want to start splitting hairs then in reality a transbrake is a "fluid dump" and for that matter, so is an E-shift. NHRA seems much more concerned as to how you're releasing that transbrake then what you're doing with your pump pressure. Now if you are in some way manipulating your pump pressure to cause some kind of a "delay" in your transbrake release then I would think that you're doing something illegal.
Just my $.02.
Back to the subject at hand...
Only two rules for S/S automatic transmissions.
(Maybe this is three)

1a,
Must be from the same parent company
1b,
Must bolt to to engine block without an adapter.

2, No centrifugal lock up converter ..i.e , the Griner / Coan unit from 40 years ago.

If some tech person told anyone that they couldn't the fluid path internally, then you probably should have never asked.
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Old 12-28-2019, 10:23 PM   #2
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I agree with all of you. I don't care if the valve is legal or not. I just know that NHRA likes the grey areas to fall on their side of their fence. Hence when they say "if it doesn't say you CAN, then you Can't" . I installed an onboard air compressor system in my stocker(cause i'm horrible at checking tire pressure lol). It doesn't say in the rule book that I CAN have one, nor does it say that I can't have one, but I was told NO in stock, superstock ok but not Stock. GREY area, no specific wording against but also no wording saying its allowed.
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Old 12-28-2019, 10:46 PM   #3
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I agree with all of you. I don't care if the valve is legal or not. I just know that NHRA likes the grey areas to fall on their side of their fence. Hence when they say "if it doesn't say you CAN, then you Can't" . I installed an onboard air compressor system in my stocker(cause i'm horrible at checking tire pressure lol). It doesn't say in the rule book that I CAN have one, nor does it say that I can't have one, but I was told NO in stock, superstock ok but not Stock. GREY area, no specific wording against but also no wording saying its allowed.
Back to the aforementioned......LOGIC........it is comatose.......in Glendora!
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