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Greg, what are the hp numbers to push those three front ends? If the powers that be take the route of pro stock, like a common template that heads down the same dead end that ruined pro stock.
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never mind dumb idea
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I don’t have a clue about the hp the three are making, although I would guess the Dodge is probably 50 or so better right now. One of our young engineers could probably weigh in on the aero stuff.
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What I was asking is how much horsepower does it take to overcome the aero of the front ends. That was a common number used in pro stock until the template changed the actual shape of the different makes.
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When they start dictating these stupid rules, it takes away from the "run what ya brung" class. Start factoring in weights-HP, then it's just the regular bracket-Stock class, same ole same ole.
What's really pissing them off is Dodge could be the first in the 7s (legally) and not their money cows. Last edited by Coleydog; 09-09-2018 at 01:53 PM. |
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