AHFS at Indy?

SDT1DYI · 08-03-2025, 10:51 AM

How about having two different classes for the same combo in Stock Eliminator.
Example would be 1 G/SA class has an index of 12.00 the other lower. Say 11.00 (for easy math). The 11.00 index car carry a unique letter designation.
All the same current rules applied to both cars.
If both cars have a heads up, its a dial race.
If a 11.0 index G/SA car races another same index car , its no dial , same for two 12.00 index cars.
Ladders are based on runs under you class index.
Call the class what ever you want, make the lower index 1. Under, .8 under. .5 under.
But this way the really fast guys can keep it matted and race each other without getting Horse Powered on Monday.
The guys that chose not to run with the lower index CAN and race a fast index same combo in a non heads up round.
Problem Solved ( well almost lol)
AHFS will never accomplish what NHRA intend it to .

Steve Teeter Stk/SS 620/7888

08-03-2025, 10:51 AM	#11
SDT1DYI Member Join Date: Nov 2016 Location: Indianola Washington Posts: 406 Likes: 0 Liked 456 Times in 148 Posts	Re: AHFS at Indy? How about having two different classes for the same combo in Stock Eliminator. Example would be 1 G/SA class has an index of 12.00 the other lower. Say 11.00 (for easy math). The 11.00 index car carry a unique letter designation. All the same current rules applied to both cars. If both cars have a heads up, its a dial race. If a 11.0 index G/SA car races another same index car , its no dial , same for two 12.00 index cars. Ladders are based on runs under you class index. Call the class what ever you want, make the lower index 1. Under, .8 under. .5 under. But this way the really fast guys can keep it matted and race each other without getting Horse Powered on Monday. The guys that chose not to run with the lower index CAN and race a fast index same combo in a non heads up round. Problem Solved ( well almost lol) AHFS will never accomplish what NHRA intend it to . Steve Teeter Stk/SS 620/7888