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You may want to think long and hard about building something that will limit you to IHRA these days. It would be nice to have the option of running IHRA or NHRA.
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it will be nhra I am not sure yet on the year I am still looking
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No crate motors in NHRA only ihra allows that
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oh ok what do you guys think would be a good Mustang combo ?
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2010 Mustang, it is the fastest
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The 2008 and 2010 Mustang engine combos are technically available as crate motors.
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crate motors aren't good enough for nhra just like IHRA wasnt good enough for all CAPS in this thread...........im just picking by the way i thought it was funny(my sense of humor).......i dont see many mustangs in NHRA but you could always do a 94 or 95 5.0L i think it is like a O/SA class i might be wrong but there diff. isnt many out there
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I have been looking for a Monty Cline from Richmond VA. area
to Discuss a race car you might have worked on in the 70s. My E-mail is cmorrisauto@yahoo.com. or phone 410 374 6997 |
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As stated earlier in this thread, NHRA does not have a Crate Motor class. By looking at Nitro Joe Stats we can see a few of the later model 4.6L and 5.0L Mustangs running in the following classes:
P/SA 1989 Mustang -0.87 under index O/SA 1989 Mustang -0.80 O/SA 1998 Mustang -0.96 N/SA 1996 Mustang -0.96 M/SA 1988 Mustang -1.13 O/S 1985 Mustang -1.36 N/S 1985 Mustang -1.17 M/S 1985 Mustang -1.05 J/S 1995 Mustang -0.92 H/S 1993 Mustang -1.22 These are just a sampling of the many available combinations for Mustangs. Good luck with whatever car you build. Travis |
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The best advice I ever received was, "Buy a car that was already built and run". You will spend about half as much money and you can go racing tomorrow! Think about it. Jim
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