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John H186 11-15-2012 06:17 PM
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Is an automatic now legal in a car that was only offered from the factory with a stick such as the 1993 Cobra Mustang? That combo was only made with a five speed but would be killer with a C4.

Tom keedle 11-15-2012 06:29 PM
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Ian Hill (Post 356351)
New Kirkey seats with cool custom covers -$400


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recovering my split bench would be about the same and about the time i go for 2nd and end up laying in the back seat....

Terry Cain 11-15-2012 06:46 PM
Re: Rules amendments 2013
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by John H186 (Post 356389)
Is an automatic now legal in a car that was only offered from the factory with a stick such as the 1993 Cobra Mustang? That combo was only made with a five speed but would be killer with a C4.
Wept, the way I understand it, (without help from my attorney) is NOPE.

SuperCarFan 11-15-2012 09:10 PM
Re: Rules amendments 2013
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by ALMACK (Post 356376)
No rollbar required if you run 10.00 @ 134 MPH ?

^^^^ does not apply to S/SS

I saw this on page 10 about their Street Legal program and the way I interprupt it to mean is that if you run that series and have a 2008 or newer car (that is un-altered) you do not need a rollbar to run up to 10.0 flat @ 134 . (excluding convertibles and t-top cars)

I'm sure the 2013 GT500 owners as well as the 2012 ZL1 owners will thank NHRA.

Screenshot:


http://i47.tinypic.com/2e2pd6t.jpg
Wonder how many tracks will buy into, as I assume to keep their insurance in affect, they have to police what "unaltered" means.

Doug Domm 11-15-2012 10:47 PM
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Originally Posted by Tom keedle (Post 356391)
recovering my split bench would be about the same and about the time i go for 2nd and end up laying in the back seat....
Tom, does your car require a rollbar?

Tom keedle 11-16-2012 06:11 AM
Re: Rules amendments 2013
 
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Originally Posted by Doug Domm (Post 356428)
Tom, does your car require a rollbar?
afaid so...k,l,m/s...
but i think i know where you're going with this (bracing the seat)

danny waters sr 11-16-2012 07:03 AM
Re: Rules amendments 2013
 
NHRAncements ??is this spelled right .....lol..

Bob Bender 11-16-2012 07:36 AM
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If I change my bench seat I will need a 400 pound rear bumper...........:p


Yes he is going crazy !!!!!!!!!

boostedf22c 11-16-2012 11:50 AM
Re: Rules amendments 2013
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by ALMACK (Post 356376)
No rollbar required if you run 10.00 @ 134 MPH ?

^^^^ does not apply to S/SS

I saw this on page 10 about their Street Legal program and the way I interprupt it to mean is that if you run that series and have a 2008 or newer car (that is un-altered) you do not need a rollbar to run up to 10.0 flat @ 134 . (excluding convertibles and t-top cars)

I'm sure the 2013 GT500 owners as well as the 2012 ZL1 owners will thank NHRA.

Screenshot:


http://i47.tinypic.com/2e2pd6t.jpg
This REALLY needed to be done for the newer cars. Especially with their "out of the box, bolt on" performance capabilities.

The cars are built A LOT better/stronger than they used to be in regards to an impact.

treessavoy 11-16-2012 01:24 PM
Re: Rules amendments 2013
 
I've heard all the talk but has anyone confirmed the aftermarket seat rule and is it only for original bucket seat cars or bench seat cars also?

JimR


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