nhra info on the FS/X Classes?
 

Can someone please provide a nhra link that defines the FS/X classes? I've looked and have not been able to find any info. Specifically interested in the way they are set up and the rules. Thanks!

Re: nhra info on the FS/X Classes?
 

nhra racer.com

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Re: nhra info on the FS/X Classes?
 

Thanks guys. Must be the browser on my old laptop acting up again. I can open them now on my phone.

Re: nhra info on the FS/X Classes?
 

Ok, I have apparently checked everywhere except the right place. I want to find the nhra link/rule that states the FS/X cars are exempt from the ahfs. I know they are exempt but want to see it in writing.

Re: nhra info on the FS/X Classes?
 

I would be surprised if you find that anywhere in print or on their site.

I have looked and have never found it.

Re: nhra info on the FS/X Classes?
 

Thanks Alan. Wonder why they have not put it in writing?

Jeff, you must have something in writing about the rules for these cars. I believe you were the first to post that they were exempt from the ahfs. Please share that information with us. I'm working on a new project and also need to know who gave the FS/X cars the exemption.

Re: nhra info on the FS/X Classes?
 

Bruce:
I think it's one of those "we don't talk about it" deals for NHRA. ;)

Too bad tho.

Just my opinion here, but I believe it is the one final change NHRA needs to make in Stock Eliminator right now.

Either make every Stocker exempt from AHFS at every event where the F/S cars are exempt, or make the AHFS apply to F/S cars all the time.

I like to watch the F/S cars run, but to allow them to run 1.2x-plus under index without any penalty while the traditional Stockers are penalized for going too quick is just...

Just my opinion.

Re: nhra info on the FS/X Classes?
 

The Factory Stock cars are subject to HP
Factory Shootout Entries are not subject to HP

Re: nhra info on the FS/X Classes?
 

The only FS cars that are not subject to the AHFS are the Shootout cars (FS/X and FS/XX).