NHRA Announces Fuel Injection for Pro Stock in 2016
 

http://www.nhraracer.com/content/gen...393&zoneid=132


....with requirements and specs. Good job, Holley!

Re: NHRA Announces Fuel Injection for Pro Stock in 2016
 

http://bangshift.com/bangshift1320/b...nning-in-2016/

Never really any doubt in my mind on who was going to be the supplier of the system.

Holley is a great system. I'm going to be down there for Training next week on their EFI. After comparing all of the systems Holley came out on top for my personal set-up/skill level/price. It didn't hurt either that my engine builder also had experience in all the systems and voted for the Holley when I brought it up. .

Re: NHRA Announces Fuel Injection for Pro Stock in 2016
 

Wow !

Holley mandated:
EFI controller
Throttle body
Cam sensor
Crank sensor
Fuel injectors
Smart coils


That is amazing.
As posted above, congrats to Holley for pulling that off !

I am puzzled why it does not require Holley mandated fuel pump(s) ??

Re: NHRA Announces Fuel Injection for Pro Stock in 2016
 

That is amazing.
As posted above, congrats to Holley for pulling that off !

I am puzzled why it does not require Holley mandated fuel pump(s) ??
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Oversight!

Re: NHRA Announces Fuel Injection for Pro Stock in 2016
 

How many cars are we talking about here?
Not exactly a cash cow for Holley, seeing they have to give about half of them away anyway.
They all use Holley carbs now, don't they?

Re: NHRA Announces Fuel Injection for Pro Stock in 2016
 

Mark is correct. Maybe 20 cars? I don't see all of them paying for their systems either.
It's a good system. I have worked with them. Much prefer FAST myself, but the Holley is fine.

Re: NHRA Announces Fuel Injection for Pro Stock in 2016
 

Keeps it more standardized to use only one,brand. No whining about variation.

Re: NHRA Announces Fuel Injection for Pro Stock in 2016
 

No, most of them run Braswell carburetors or Holley carbs modified with Braswell parts.

Re: NHRA Announces Fuel Injection for Pro Stock in 2016
 

More of an advertising win for Holley that anything else. Standardized parts helps keep heads up racing even and drivers on their toes.

I'm interested in knowing if they will be allowed to keep the body alterations other than the hood scoop thing. Closer to stock bodies would be nice but the chassis are designed for the modified bodies and would boost the expense of the changes. Speed stability is a concern with wider bodies, too.

Dale

Re: NHRA Announces Fuel Injection for Pro Stock in 2016
 

Spot on post right there. ^^^

Holley will win from the marketing standpoint, even if they give away free parts to the PS teams.
The team's input will help the Holley engineering dept. as well.

I agree on the body change. Probably hood only for next year. ( maybe for the next 5 years)

However, it would be great to see them go back to factory dimension specs on the body panels.