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HCDB2 03-11-2016 10:37 PM

Where do i belong?
 
I have a 2015 hellcat. I logged 87 1/4 mile runs last year. I want more than TnT & gamblers races & i just LOVE floggin this thing.

without getting a cage or roll bar, where do i fit in the NHRA & IHRA ranks? What classes am i legal in? My best was 10.88 @ 125 mph, am i stuck with weekend warrior stuff if i dont cage this dang thing? I would be totally stock other than DOT drag radials.

Sorry guys/gals, the rule books are so confusing to me....I want competition with a challenge to improve myself without butchering my car. Please help......lol.......

Thanks!

ss3011 03-12-2016 02:13 AM

Re: Where do i belong?
 
Wow ! My local NHRA track won't let you go faster than 11.49 without a rollbar .

FireSale 03-12-2016 12:10 PM

Re: Where do i belong?
 
Ditto. Roll bars mandatory in all Stock cars running 11.49 and quicker. In Pro bracket, a cage is required at 11.00 and quicker or 135 mph or faster.

EDIT: Rolling your car at 125 will "butcher" it (and you) more than a little welding.

Dale

dragracer9911 03-12-2016 12:43 PM

Re: Where do i belong?
 
Under IHRA's "Street Car" rules, he may go 10.00 in the1/4th and 6.50 in the 1/8th without most of the safety equipment in a 2008 or newer hardtop, OEM unaltered equipped car, with the standard OEM equipment like the air bags etc.. The driver must wear the correct safety equipment for the ET of the car. The driver/car may not be in "normal" competition, ie. bracket or class racing, only testing, etc.


Of course, we all know that some tracks "stretch" the rules, if they even tech. So any thing is possible. Legal rollbars can be fabricated and installed without butchering most cars. The may even be a legal "bolt-in" roll bar for Challengers. Like other's have said, if you are dead, you will probably will not worry to much about how the car was "butchered"

1320racer 03-12-2016 12:44 PM

Re: Where do i belong?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by FireSale (Post 498107)
In Pro bracket, a cage is required at 11.00

10.0 not 11.0

Chris1529 03-12-2016 01:25 PM

Re: Where do i belong?
 
By the rule book too I believe, the cars are not even supposed to have drag radials or cold air intakes, etc. They are supposed to be bone stock on street tires.

dragracer9911 03-12-2016 01:47 PM

Re: Where do i belong?
 
That's my understanding, 100% OEM.

FireSale 03-12-2016 05:18 PM

Re: Where do i belong?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by 1320racer (Post 498109)
10.0 not 11.0

I was off by a tick.
2016 Super Pro/Pro/Sportsman section:

Roll bar mandatory: 11.00 - 11.49 all cars.
Roll cage mandatory: 10.99 or quicker / 135+.
Full-bodied cars, with unaltered firewall, floor, and body (from firewall rearward, wheel tubs permitted), running between 10.00 (*6.40) and 10.99 (*6.99), roll bar permitted in place of roll cage.

Dale

HCDB2 03-12-2016 06:26 PM

Re: Where do i belong?
 
Thanks, point taken on the "butchering".....LOL.

I have been reading the rulebook & learning a bit, seems i am confined to the street style events without a roll bar, wealh of info on this forum, thanks!

ken robinson 03-13-2016 10:12 AM

Re: Where do i belong?
 
I would do the roller bar and belts . Run bracket pro class and the 11.00 index at some div. races with alittle de-tuning . I don't think its listed as a stocker in the books yet . I know a guy who had a new mustang who put a roller cage in it raced for a year . He cut the bar out and traded it in for a newer mustang you could tell are was a bar in it .They were very carefull with the carpeting . Just don't take it in for warranty work/recalls . LOL


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