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Old 04-14-2009, 04:47 AM   #1
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I think Larry's point that there are combinations never factory-produced permitted in Stock. I'm not a big fan of the Crates, but they are there and we have to run against them same as we do against NHRA-legal cars (meaning shoe polish). Never kept me home from an IHRA race, although some racers won't. Some "racers" (and I hesitate to use that word) still have the idea that if it's not an NHRA National or Divisional, it's not worth attending. Which always seemed stupid to me. There are good and bad points to both NHRA and IHRA, and probably just about every other racing series has their faults, even our own S/SS Associations that are around. It's nice to have the choice to run any/all that we want, even if we may not agree with certain aspects of the organization. Maybe some more folks will try IHRA this season and the future.
Mike and Larry....NHRA stock is full of combos that were never produced by the factory. (Shelbys, 1X4 Hemi, Hemi station wagons, the hood on your 'Cuda, etc) and what about the newer GT rules in S/S. Its almost like Heavy Eliminator these days. So whats this "purest" crap. Larry as far as I know the only Vega running in IHRA has a small block in it. Theres LOTS of UN-pure combos in both associations so who gives a flying one. Its just an excuse to not run one association or the other as either someone feels its lowering ones self or its to expensive to buy a number and membership. I realize the fact of one association not having tracks closer than the other but all this purest crap is just so much BS.

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Old 04-14-2009, 06:39 AM   #2
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The Vega has a 350 crate motor. The 502 is not allowed in the vega . The weight break will not let it figure in such a lite car. However there is a 502 "77" vette and a "70" nova running the 502 version crate motor. These motors and cars do have specs to go by and this also sales a lot of crate motors . I have had fans ask me about this class and engines . Ther response at first is they did not know you could get this type engine from your dealership. You wuold be surprised to see how many crate motors are out there on the street from all dealerships.If you ever watch a car show or auction , just listen to the amount of vehicles that the owners say they have a so and so crate motor. This idea sold a lot of crate motors for Ford ,GM. and Chrysler.Just my $2.00 worth ! !
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