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ss/as-cs
Would a sbc dart block be legal in a Modified Stock class such as SS/AS, BS, and CS?
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07-09-2009, 06:15 AM
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Re: ss/as-cs
The way I read the rule book... NO Check with someone @ NHRA to make sure. It might be an area that has changed since the GM/auto industry downturn (read that availibilty of replacement or superceded parts) I have read where GM Pro Stock racers are trying to get non GM parts approved to be able to keep racing. I also am aware that there are no more V-6 Bowtie blocks, (heads too) and there is a movement by a couple of Comp racers to get Dart to build a replacement that is approved by NHRA.
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Re: ss/as-cs
No it would have to have a gm part number. The same with the heads
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Re: ss/as-cs
Thats the way I read it too. Thanks for the replies.
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Re: ss/as-cs
On a slightly different note, whats the difference between modified (AM, BM) and modified stock (AS, BS)?
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