Getting into Super Stock

Mike Gray · 11-15-2023, 11:29 PM

Chris, welcome we can always use some more Ford guys. The comments above should not be taken lightly, they are good advice. You do realize even though you live 10 min. from Pomona Raceway you won’t be racing there for at least a year after you have a running car. (It’s called grade points) Also figure on everything costing more than you think and taking twice as long to get. I’m building a stock eliminator car from scratch and it’s approximately 3 times as much money as the super gas car I bought as a roller. I assume you have raced your street car a few times? If not take it out to Irwindale Speedway and run some test n tune or brackets just to get familiar. Get a rule book and pick the brain of guys in SS at divisional or national events. Good luck

11-15-2023, 11:29 PM	#6
Mike Gray Senior Member Join Date: Oct 2006 Posts: 615 Likes: 310 Liked 685 Times in 196 Posts	Re: Getting into Super Stock Chris, welcome we can always use some more Ford guys. The comments above should not be taken lightly, they are good advice. You do realize even though you live 10 min. from Pomona Raceway you won’t be racing there for at least a year after you have a running car. (It’s called grade points) Also figure on everything costing more than you think and taking twice as long to get. I’m building a stock eliminator car from scratch and it’s approximately 3 times as much money as the super gas car I bought as a roller. I assume you have raced your street car a few times? If not take it out to Irwindale Speedway and run some test n tune or brackets just to get familiar. Get a rule book and pick the brain of guys in SS at divisional or national events. Good luck __________________ Mike 7570 A/SA