IHRA classification guide
Does IHRA have classification guide and or current HP available online for stock? Found HP corrections only. Thanks, Ron.
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To the best of my knowledge, no they don't. I believe they follow the NHRA classification and HP, with some exceptions. For example, the '93-'98 LT-1 is rated 279 in NHRA S/S, and still at 275 in IHRA. IHRA allows pre-1960 cars in Stock, NHRA does not. IHRA also has some different classes not offered in NHRA (Crate Motor Stock, Stock GT, Pure Stock, Super Stock Production, as well as seperate Truck, EFI classes and more FWD Stock classes). Some HP ratings will differ. On the Tech page there, there should be contact info for all the IHRA tech personel, best bet would be to contact someone and get an answer.
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Thanks, guys, for the info.
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What is the application. ? I have a set of books and may can help.
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Danny 80-81 Z-28 with a 305?????
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I believe it is the same as the non Z-28 '81 camaro at 241 HP.
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80 Z/28 = 180/ 238, 14.35 break= natural M class.........80 Berlinetta Z/28 =180/238 , 14.55 break = natural N class........81 Z/28 not listed. only Berlinetta & camaro listed = 155/241 ,14.31 break = natural M class ,regular camaro is same hp with a 14.08 break . Hope this helps.
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Whats the major body difference between an '80 and '81
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Not sure . They look pretty much the same. Anybody know ?
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