Is this legal?

[dartman]

Got the word back today from Ryck Campbell NHRA, Northeast Division Technical Director


the question was

"I was told I could use an anti-rollbar on the rearend in stock but it had to be a bolt-in unit.
Is it legal to weld in box tubing for mounting the anti-rollbar?"




like this one


http://www.competitionplus.com/drag-...via-suspension



Answer "No, not in an NHRA Stock Elim. vehicle and it can not be adjustable. I can not speak for other organizations."


add later


Kelly,

From reading ClassRacer, I guess my response was not as clear as I thought. The pan-hard bar can not be adjustable.

sorry for any confusion.

Ryck Campbell
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so you can't weld it in and the pan-hard bar can not be adjustable

that should clear things up

[Chad Rhodes]

Originally Posted by dartman

Got the word back today from Ryck Campbell NHRA, Northeast Division Technical Director


the question was"I was told I could use an anti-rollbar on the rearend in stock but it had to be a bolt-in unit.
Is it legal to weld in box tubing for mounting the anti-rollbar?"




like this one


http://www.competitionplus.com/drag-...via-suspension



Answer "No, not in an NHRA Stock Elim. vehicle and it can not be adjustable. I can not speak for other organizations."

so you can't weld it in and can not be adjustable

that should clear things up

And tech guys in other divisions have said the exact opposite. Nothing settled. Call Glendora and get it in writing

[Notch1320]

"Can't weld it in and can not be adjustable"..........WOW, with this thinking, it sounds like there will be a ton of Stockers making changes since the majority of the cars I have looked at all have adjustable anti-roll bar links.

It needs to be in writing before I make any changes!

[Aubrey N Bruneau]

Sounds to me like the door is not necessarily closed.
Quite obviously, that one installed by that company, under the Camaro, is very much a departure from a factory unit.
I wouldn't allow it either.
As for adjustable, not allowed.
No kidding. This isn't Super or Pro Stock.
Just do it right the first time, and it doesn't have to be adjustable.
Besides, with our obsession with weight savings, why would a person want extra bracketry dangling around ? !