Entry level class?

Hoss5112 · 02-03-2024, 05:43 PM

Stock is not an entry level class. It is one of the toughest most competitive classes there is. As a former Super Street racer I can honestly say Super Street was intended to be an entry level class. When NHRA decided to move to the .370 pro tree many Super Gas racers moved to Super Street due to the inability to cut a good light. When that occurred many Super Gas cars with larger cubic inch engines caused racers to build faster cars. I believe NHRA should not allow tube chassis cars and limit cubic inch in order to return the class to what it was intended to do.

02-03-2024, 05:43 PM	#9
Hoss5112 Junior Member Join Date: Feb 2024 Posts: 11 Likes: 1 Liked 11 Times in 4 Posts	Re: Entry level class? Stock is not an entry level class. It is one of the toughest most competitive classes there is. As a former Super Street racer I can honestly say Super Street was intended to be an entry level class. When NHRA decided to move to the .370 pro tree many Super Gas racers moved to Super Street due to the inability to cut a good light. When that occurred many Super Gas cars with larger cubic inch engines caused racers to build faster cars. I believe NHRA should not allow tube chassis cars and limit cubic inch in order to return the class to what it was intended to do.