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jmracing 04-01-2015 09:38 PM

Re: Monday Morning Horsepower?
 
JMRACING
68 Chevy II 412hp
69 Chevy II 412hp
nhra update hp was made with '69 CAMARO
68 Chevelle same spect as 68 and 69 Chevy II and Camaro and 390hp
69 Chevelle :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: :::::::::::::::::::::::::: and 390hp
THIS is NHRA and Exactly, ask Dave Campolito. He had to tear down at the Div 3 event at Stanton, on Sunday, after he lost, after he went 1.57 under the index.
merci

Doug McCue 04-01-2015 10:51 PM

Re: Monday Morning Horsepower?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Larry Hill (Post 466732)
Both cars and teams are experienced and know and abide by the rules. I'm sure both were close to the edge but not out of spec.


The cars got it for three years.


Enjoy

What does "for three years mean"?

RJ Sledge 04-02-2015 09:20 AM

Re: Monday Morning Horsepower?
 
They are basically the same platform and only differ in W/B by 3 inches.

The 67 Mustang with a 390/320 hp is rated at 319 with iron heads and 327 with Edelbrocks and so is the 67 Fairlane with a 390/320hp, 319 with iron heads and 327 with Edelbrocks.

Mustang has 108" W/B, but the Fairlane has a 116" W/B. When considering HP changes per AHFS they are both averaged together.

I don't agree with that, but as long as it is the same.......

What about Mopars? They seem to adjust hp based on W/B. Just asking.....

RJ

Billy Nees 04-02-2015 09:29 AM

Re: Monday Morning Horsepower?
 
Early Challenger and 'Cuda differ by 3" of wheelbase and they are considered the same. IMHO, Fairlane and Mustang should be different.

RJ Sledge 04-02-2015 11:57 AM

Re: Monday Morning Horsepower?
 
Billy

This whole deal could be easily dealt with, just have NHRA publish the HP/Platform list that they use, so everyone would know what is going on.

I feel assured that there is a master list about this otherwise how and the heck could they keep track of "Who" went too fast and in "What" concerning AHFS and Instant Horsepower hits.

Should be easy for them to just publish it for everyone's benefit.

You do think they have a list......???

RJ

Billy Nees 04-02-2015 12:31 PM

Re: Monday Morning Horsepower?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by RJ Sledge (Post 466820)
Billy

This whole deal could be easily dealt with, just have NHRA publish the HP/Platform list that they use, so everyone would know what is going on.

I feel assured that there is a master list about this otherwise how and the heck could they keep track of "Who" went too fast and in "What" concerning AHFS and Instant Horsepower hits.

Should be easy for them to just publish it for everyone's benefit.

You do think they have a list......???

RJ

No, I don't think that they have a list. I think that they grudgingly write down just what they NEED to write down and rely on the memories of a certain few old-timers for the rest. Plausible denial.

RANDY PAYNE 04-02-2015 01:36 PM

Re: Monday Morning Horsepower?
 
Maybe they should look at the weight that's taken in and out.how much over your minimum are you allowed to weigh? Biggg

Larry Hill 04-02-2015 02:48 PM

Re: Monday Morning Horsepower?
 
I might be wrong but, I thought the six cylinder Mustang was built on Falcon based platform and the Eight cylinder Mustang used a Fairlane based platform.

Larry Hill 04-02-2015 03:08 PM

Re: Monday Morning Horsepower?
 
Three years.


Doug look at the fifth paragraph from the bottom on the AHFS explained. In that same general area it also explains how to get the power removed, just follow directions and fill out the form!

Billy Nees 04-02-2015 03:35 PM

Re: Monday Morning Horsepower?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Larry Hill (Post 466835)
I might be wrong but, I thought the six cylinder Mustang was built on Falcon based platform and the Eight cylinder Mustang used a Fairlane based platform.

Six cylinder Mustangs use Falcon suspension and steering parts. Eight cylinder Mustangs use Fairlane suspension and steering parts. The platforms are basically the same. Kinda like a Dart and a Barracuda.


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