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AC 10-27-2010 07:28 PM

Re: 2011 Stock/Super Stock Rule Changes
 
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Originally Posted by Chad Rhodes (Post 218603)
I'm laughing my *** off over here Alan


you stole my thunder!!!

TGould 10-27-2010 07:50 PM

Re: 2011 Stock/Super Stock Rule Changes
 
The only pre 1960 cars in the tech guide are Cadillac and Chevrolet. The 57s are natural 11-20 pound cars. It will be interesting to see how much these combos will pick up with all the superceded heads,carbs,manifolds and aftermarket trans, corporate rears, etc. Let the fun begin.

Ron Zenzen 5402 10-27-2010 08:25 PM

Re: 2011 Stock/Super Stock Rule Changes
 
Lets see, three orign chev tri-powers sitting on the shelf. What can we build???

GarysZ24 10-27-2010 08:54 PM

Re: 2011 Stock/Super Stock Rule Changes
 
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Originally Posted by Michael Beard (Post 218488)
HOLY COW! They actually did this?! I've been running that one up the flagpole for two years now! Good, common sense rule. -=applause!=- Thank you, NHRA!

Re: AAF/S.... uh, why don't they create some realistic weight breaks for the FWD classes instead of tacking onto the top? It's not like there are no letters in the alphabet past "E". :rolleyes: While the "big cars" fight full-pound weight breaks because they'd have to "carry so much weight", what about the weight difference between DF/S and EF/S... 2,241 vs 2,895. 650LBS? SERIOUSLY?!

I couldn't agree with you more Michael!!!

Adger Smith 10-27-2010 09:28 PM

Re: 2011 Stock/Super Stock Rule Changes
 
About the block rule: a NHRA approved aftermarket cylinder blocks" for s/ss
That is good news for the V-6 guys. Since GM has quit casting the Bowtie V-6 block there is a shortage. Brian Browell has stepped up and had blocks & heads cast and NHRA approved. That just about seals the deal on the new V-6 blocks for Comp through Stock. Since we can't count on GM or other MFG's to continue to supply parts I think it is the next step for NHRA to modify the rules to help us keep racing.

Barnstorm 10-27-2010 10:59 PM

Re: 2011 Stock/Super Stock Rule Changes
 
Blossom digs out the old AT/SA Syclone and puts 30lb of boost in with an aftermarket alum block......

Troy Henderson 10-27-2010 11:55 PM

Re: 2011 Stock/Super Stock Rule Changes
 
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Originally Posted by Barnstorm (Post 218691)
Blossom digs out the old AT/SA Syclone and puts 30lb of boost in with an aftermarket alum block......

I'm waiting for that too!

Mark Faul 10-28-2010 12:11 AM

Re: 2011 Stock/Super Stock Rule Changes
 
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Originally Posted by Chad Rhodes (Post 218594)
oh dear lord, between that and the bracket racers who want to do away with heads up runs......................NOWHERE in drag racing does the worst redlight lose

Nowhere except top fuel, funny car, pro stock, ps motorcycles, super comp, super gas, and super street..... Plus class elims in stock and SS...

treessavoy 10-28-2010 01:36 AM

Re: 2011 Stock/Super Stock Rule Changes
 
I don't believe that the 55 and up rule will benefit anyone except the tri-five Chevy's. What other cars would be competitive, what other brands are being run in SS that might be able to compete as a stocker?

No Mopars, Pontiacs, Buicks, Olds, Fords or other brands are being run in SS, so who does it help?

JimR

MYRONARL1119 10-28-2010 02:07 AM

Re: 2011 Stock/Super Stock Rule Changes
 
I'm wondering how an LS4 wwith a factory rating of 303 HP in an Impala would compare to the GMC turbo charger v6. Impala shows a 3711# shipping weight or 12.25 # per hp. Don't see how u ccould get to the 11.00# or around 3350#. Maybe Chevy has a secret superceded body to get the weight out. Does anyone know if the LS4 aluminum block motor in the 2006 up Impala is the same 5.3 that was in the SSR?


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