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Old 07-27-2014, 11:20 AM   #3
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Default Re: S-10 Chevy in SS GT weight math

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Originally Posted by Dragsinger View Post
Racers,

please help me with the race weight of this combination

*2000 Chevy S-10 in SS GT

*327/300 @ 293 horse power factor[runs the 585 CFM Holley]

and

*327/275 @ 299 horse power factor[runs with a Q-jet]

I "think" it will run in truck class "B" which is 10.5 pounds per factored horse power less (250 pounds allowed for automatic trans] plus 170 for driver

So, is this correct, using the 293 factor as an example

293 x 10.5 = 3077 less -250 class allowance = 2827 + 170 driver = 2997 race ready with driver. I am correct?
The 250 lbs is only used for adding or substracting on the shipping weight so you can move up or down in a class. Looking at your shipping weight and using the 250 lb rule, your truck fits A or B . At B race weight if your motor is rated at 293 HP you would multiply 293 hp x the weight break of 10.5 plus add 170 lbs for driver. In B you would have to weigh 3,246.5 rounded to 3,240 is least you can be at the scales.
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