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pie maker 11-19-2012 01:52 PM

superstock hemi heads
 
i see that NHRA clarified the rules on cylinder heads for stock &superstock just wondering if this clears up what you are allowed legally to hemi heads i know there was a lot of discussion a while back

Hemi Moose 11-19-2012 08:31 PM

Re: superstock hemi heads
 
Would you happen to have a link...also heard that CW made a formal protest to NHRA about some of the Hemi cylinder heads RB were using...I don't know all of the details or if it has been settled yet, but if anyone here know whats going on, please fill us in...


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SSDA Hemi 11-19-2012 09:39 PM

Re: superstock hemi heads
 
I sure hope they get this squared away soon….
http://i738.photobucket.com/albums/x...y/IMG_0288.jpg

Hemi Moose 11-20-2012 02:55 AM

Re: superstock hemi heads
 
Here's today's installment of 'As The World Turns' soap story continues...I got an interesting private message from Mr. X today...so is there any truth to this rumor.

Quote: I've heard the issue is one of the teams (I believe it is RB) is milling the intake surface of the heads so much there is only 1/2 of the valve cover bolt hole remaining. They then put an adapter on the intake surface that the valve cover will lay on; there's only a couple of bolts holding the valve cover on. The adapter is akin to using a bolt on / extended exhaust port. On the intake side, the adapter will allow taller / straighter ports. That's the story I've heard! Those SS/AH guys have ego's I don't want to be around!

SSDA Hemi 11-20-2012 06:28 AM

Re: superstock hemi heads
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Hemi Moose (Post 357029)
Those SS/AH guys have ego's I don't want to be around!

That is the exact opposite of my experience.

Chuck Comella 11-20-2012 06:51 AM

Re: superstock hemi heads
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by SSDA Hemi (Post 356969)
I sure hope they get this squared away soon….
http://i738.photobucket.com/albums/x...y/IMG_0288.jpg

John did u buy Marvell's car ? Chuck

SSDA Hemi 11-20-2012 07:03 AM

Re: superstock hemi heads
 
Yes, thats the old Bob Reed/ Parham, O.D. Powell/ Bucky Hess/ Marvel Cuda. For the eliminator, not the shoot outs, LOL!

And Chuck, PM sent

Jeff Teuton 11-20-2012 10:33 AM

Re: superstock hemi heads
 
The drama continues. Just how much can be relocated on a motor. Just how much can be relocated on a car. Just how much can be relocated on your wallet or purse. NHRA shares some of the blame here. It was allowed to get out of bounds, but in NHRA's defense, it is like trying to ride a bull without a rope. People been relocating stuff on the Darts and Cuda's for most of my adult life, and I'm 69 going on 92. So what you have is a Pro Stock car wrapped in a 68 Cuda or Dart. For Indy the few that get in have already worn out their stuff on class. I know at some races, the AH guys are asked if they are going to run or not during the eliminator. Then you got 482 byes, or maybe 29. Depends. If a list was started of the things allowed were started today, Pomona would get here first. Might be a winter project for the forum, keep your mind fresh, and your concentration up for stuff you might like to relocate on your Pure Stocker.

Hemi Moose 11-20-2012 06:05 PM

Re: superstock hemi heads
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by SSDA Hemi (Post 357033)
That is the exact opposite of my experience.

This is not my opinion, I was just posting a PM that I received after asking a question...but I must admit that it's a very competitive class and I'm sure there is lots of accusations being thrown around at every race from time to time.

Erik Jones 11-21-2012 07:56 PM

Re: superstock hemi heads
 
I think the rule is as clear as it can get. It has been clear for as long as the rule has been in place. The only problem is that it wasnt enforced.
As a Stock & SuperStock cylinder head guy i think the rule needs to be taken as is and the subject needs to be dropped.NHRA has done there job on making this rule clear and now they just need to enforce it and stay within the guidlines and wording!!! Its pretty cut and dry guys.

No Disrespect to anyone but lets move on and let the chips fall where they may!


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