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Dwight Southerland 08-02-2012 12:40 PM

Just a thought . . . Factory Interventions
 
With all the flap about supercharged/turbocharged factory issues in the current flurry of factory wars, what would be the reaction if some factory built a drag race purpose car with a factory optional (check the box on the order form for option "N13") nitrous system? "High altitude passing boost system".

BlueOval Ralph 08-02-2012 12:59 PM

Re: Just a thought . . . Factory Interventions
 
Na just call it push to pass like Indy car!

ALMACK 08-02-2012 01:03 PM

Re: Just a thought . . . Factory Interventions
 
I'm still waiting for a factory to build a low-cost , no frills r.w.d. car that has a low advertised h.p. rating. (for insurance purposes)

Then, at the press preview, it is "accidently" leaked out that if you pull a certain wire out of it's plug, the car will gain 50 hp. :D

Bob Don 08-02-2012 02:10 PM

Re: Just a thought . . . Factory Interventions
 
I think Jimmy Johnson has one of those. Ooops! Did I say that?

D.Johns 08-02-2012 05:34 PM

Re: Just a thought . . . Factory Interventions
 
Why not ask for the 04-05 Saleen Focus N2O? It was a production car with nitrous. If I remember correctly so that it could be sold for emissions(dang liberal California hippies) the kit was fully installed but the main line was not screwed on and a fuse disconnected or something along that lines.

If a nitrous car was allowed I'm sure they would limit Jet size but would be good on in the hot humid days and at elevation. Oxygen in a can.

Alan Roehrich 08-02-2012 06:23 PM

Re: Just a thought . . . Factory Interventions
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by D.Johns (Post 338585)
Why not ask for the 04-05 Saleen Focus N2O? It was a production car with nitrous. If I remember correctly so that it could be sold for emissions(dang liberal California hippies) the kit was fully installed but the main line was not screwed on and a fuse disconnected or something along that lines.

If a nitrous car was allowed I'm sure they would limit Jet size but would be good on in the hot humid days and at elevation. Oxygen in a can.

Who is going to monitor pressure? :cool:

D.Johns 08-02-2012 06:34 PM

Re: Just a thought . . . Factory Interventions
 
Alan don't worry I was on the same page lol.

But that could also be a double edge sword if the pressure isn't constant the cars consistancy will also suffer.

Everything has its pluses and minuses.

Personally I want a Ecoboost 5.0 Cobra Jet. Hmmmm Ford you listening??lol

Billy Nees 08-02-2012 07:07 PM

Re: Just a thought . . . Factory Interventions
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Dwight Southerland (Post 338529)
With all the flap about supercharged/turbocharged factory issues in the current flurry of factory wars, what would be the reaction if some factory built a drag race purpose car with a factory optional (check the box on the order form for option "N13") nitrous system? "High altitude passing boost system".

Dwight, did you know that back in the 80s (you remember the 80s) when Chevrolet was releasing the Monte Carlo SS they were considering nitrous as STD equipment but chickened out at the last minute because of warranty issues.

Lew Silverman 08-03-2012 09:56 AM

Re: Just a thought . . . Factory Interventions
 
Nitrous might be a stretch, but if history repeats itself what might be the next "big thing" after the SuperCar Shootout? Is it time to bring the Factory Experimental (FX) classes back with special "out the backdoor" setup's for match racing? That would seem to be the next logical progression.

Then they could add blowers and FI to Pro Stock .:D

Lew


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