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Ask the present Pro Stock owners what they need.
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Pro stock should be left to its own end.
FS cars should have their own classes heads up only. 3200 lb. FSA fastest 350cu in supercharged. FSB 426/427/428 NA FSC 350 NA no FS cars allowed in stock This will put*stock guys in these classes. The pro stock guys/galls who no longer can afford PS can go to these classes. Dan
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Keep in mind once you add PRO to the class you will increase costs by 10 fold. I know you guys have great R&D programs but when you put a staff of several brilliant racing teams on it they will find stuff that will cost everyone money to keep up...
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why not net the P/S cars keep from the back of the block all the same as now. Then let them have a certain cubic inch, accepted block, factory heads no billet pieces and a power adder that is the same for everyone. I know John Mihovetz goes 5s with a lot of factory pieces..
http://www.enginelabs.com/features/c...john-mihovetz/ |
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