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05-22-2025, 09:27 AM
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Re: Stock Eliminator NHRA accepted pistons.
Nothing new here. This was a "thing" back in the 80's too.
It's a difficult rule to enforce, as it means NHRA have to devote more (qualified) tech resources to enforcing these rules, which costs them more, and complicates race logistics. I don't think they're prepared to do that for Stock Eliminator as we're a small part of the overall show.
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