AHFS At Indy, Yes Or No

[Larry Hill]

Will the AHFS be in affect at Indy this year? Please let us know SRAC reps.

Thanks

[Todd Hoven]

Great question

Originally Posted by Larry Hill

Will the AHFS be in affect at Indy this year? Please let us know SRAC reps.

Thanks

[TinSoldier 3215]

Mr Hill. NO turn it loose. That's the word from Jeff Conley thur our Div-3 director Will.

[Chris Hill]

Originally Posted by TinSoldier 3215

Mr Hill. NO turn it loose. That's the word from Jeff Conley thur our Div-3 director Will.

Turn it loose?!?

Hell, I just want to see Dad turn on the car, LOL. Challenger hasn't ran for almost 3 years at this point.

[Bobby DiDomenico]

Originally Posted by Chris Hill

Turn it loose?!?

Hell, I just want to see Dad turn on the car, LOL. Challenger hasn't ran for almost 3 years at this point.

Chris,
He's just waiting for the warranty to run out? ;-)

[jamie2370]

I hope they don't have it. Then I hope they tear down any combo that is considerably faster than the next closest. Combos that are .4 to .5 faster than all other cars with the same combo should be checked. That includes engine and trans/converter. I have a feeling that lockup converters are/have made their way into stock. Sorry if I start drama again, lol

[Jack McCarthy]

They’re gonna tell us after rd one of class 😒😒

[MikeMoller]

Never did see an announcement from NHRA last year, and there plenty of folks faster than 1.20 and none got HP after the event. Wish they would make a formal announcement like they did couple years ago.

[Larry Hill]

"The AHFS is used to review and evaluate runs in Stock and Super Stock for possible horsepower adjustments. The review is conducted twice per racing season. The two reviews are compiled individually so the data is not cumulative. Runs included in the AHFS database are limited to final qualifying runs (Q data) and all elimination runs (E data) at all NHRA National, Sports National and LODRS events. (At events where class eliminations are run, all class elimination runs are included in the AHFS database. Only the first round of class is part of qualifying and therefore is part of the "Q" database.)The "Q" data and "E" data files are the official data gathered by the NHRA timing system and processed through the NHRA Information Technology department. NHRA "Q" data and "E" data are the only data files used for the AHFS. No runs made during National Opens, test and tune, time trials,1/8 mile events or races within a race (i.e. Jegs Allstar eliminations, Stock / Super Stock Combos or other races that are not part of a season long points championship) are included in any review. "

I would feel better if NHRA would publish the exception to the rules of AHFS for next week's U.S. Nationals.

[Jeff Stout]

Originally Posted by Larry Hill

"The AHFS is used to review and evaluate runs in Stock and Super Stock for possible horsepower adjustments. The review is conducted twice per racing season. The two reviews are compiled individually so the data is not cumulative. Runs included in the AHFS database are limited to final qualifying runs (Q data) and all elimination runs (E data) at all NHRA National, Sports National and LODRS events. (At events where class eliminations are run, all class elimination runs are included in the AHFS database. Only the first round of class is part of qualifying and therefore is part of the "Q" database.)The "Q" data and "E" data files are the official data gathered by the NHRA timing system and processed through the NHRA Information Technology department. NHRA "Q" data and "E" data are the only data files used for the AHFS. No runs made during National Opens, test and tune, time trials,1/8 mile events or races within a race (i.e. Jegs Allstar eliminations, Stock / Super Stock Combos or other races that are not part of a season long points championship) are included in any review. "

I would feel better if NHRA would publish the exception to the rules of AHFS for next week's U.S. Nationals.

Took me 3 times reading it to understand it. Dang