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Vinnie78 02-11-2015 08:33 PM

77 nova stock or s/stock st or auto Help!!!!
 
I have purchased the 77 two door coupe rust free just a couple of spots in the front doors about the size of a 1 size coin . What class will it run in with a 350 4 bbl stick or auto it has the 8.5 rear so it should be ok with better axels and a spool . Would it be better in stock or ss I'm confused with the factoring system they have two listings for the same car both with diffrent weights .

Alan Roehrich 02-11-2015 09:16 PM

Re: 77 nova stock or s/stock st or auto Help!!!!
 
See the "sticky" at the top of the main Stock/Super Stock forum regarding "what class does this run?"

Bill Belden 02-11-2015 09:46 PM

Re: 77 nova stock or s/stock st or auto Help!!!!
 
As a Stick you can run H thru K depending on whether you claim Nova or Concours
As an Auto you can run G thru J depending on claiming Nova or Concours
Stick is 270 hp Auto is 273 hp
This is as a Stocker

Vinnie78 02-11-2015 10:29 PM

Re: 77 nova stock or s/stock st or auto Help!!!!
 
Nice ti meet you in this . I don't understand there is two weights listed for this car I guess I can run it as a concorse if that's the better weight break that's what I'm trying to figure out where it would be best . I raced NASCAR modifides for 20 years this is an away game for me. I did a motor for tony Massari in his buick in 05 he set a record with it . In the front wheel drive class . I just can't do front wheel drive im old school it goes against the laws of nature . Mut that's me ! Why is ther two weight listed for the same car ?

FireSale 02-12-2015 03:00 AM

Re: 77 nova stock or s/stock st or auto Help!!!!
 
The Concours is an upscale version of the Nova and carries a bit more weight and slightly different trim and lights. Just enough to move it a class or so.

Dale

Mark Yacavone 02-14-2015 02:59 PM

Re: 77 nova stock or s/stock st or auto Help!!!!
 
Tell us more about the Muncie.
No reason why you couldn't run a Muncie in T/Stock ...if it had enough low gear in it.

Vinnie78 02-14-2015 07:53 PM

Re: 77 nova stock or s/stock st or auto Help!!!!
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Mark Yacavone (Post 461897)
Tell us more about the Muncie.
No reason why you couldn't run a Muncie in T/Stock ...if it had enough low gear in it.

The transmission I have is the 252 first gear wide ratio box from a 65-67 GTO withe two groves on the input shaft . I was figuring at least 4.88 rear gear with that . What do you think ???

Mark Yacavone 02-14-2015 08:05 PM

Re: 77 nova stock or s/stock st or auto Help!!!!
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Vinnie78 (Post 461910)
The transmission I have is the 252 first gear wide ratio box from a 65-67 GTO withe two groves on the input shaft . I was figuring at least 4.88 rear gear with that . What do you think ???

No..I was hoping it was an old Nash or Liberty pro shifted gear set..2.70 minimum, but better, a 2.95.

Not gonna have enough gear in the rear to offset the low gear. Not with the 305 2 bbl.

Vinnie78 02-14-2015 11:40 PM

Re: 77 nova stock or s/stock st or auto Help!!!!
 
I dident think so . But I did see a set of 5.13 gears listed somewhere . Do you think it's enough ??

Mark Yacavone 02-15-2015 12:14 AM

Re: 77 nova stock or s/stock st or auto Help!!!!
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Vinnie78 (Post 461932)
I dident think so . But I did see a set of 5.13 gears listed somewhere . Do you think it's enough ??

Actually yes.
I figured a 92 " tire and 5.13's .
At about a second under (100 mph, give or take) you shouldn't be over 6 grand, which I think is plenty for the medium size 2bbl. on the 305.
But you need more first gear. Otherwise it'll hook and bog and kill a bunch of ET.

I don't think I'd invest in a 8.5 spool and axles for any stick car though.


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