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06-18-2009, 11:16 AM
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Re: Any interest in no t-stop index racing?
I think I-57 in Benton, IL has some semi regular index races like that.. They are a little 1/8th track in southern IL. Im not sure what the exact classes are, but i know they have a 8.00 class that i thought about running with my footbrake car, and sever other faster indexes.
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11-27-2009, 12:48 AM
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Re: Any interest in no t-stop index racing?
out west, they run two different series at famoso (bakersfield) with heads up no electrics style racing. D/GAS (10.60) seems to be where I am heading with these guys.
http://www.anra.com/schedule.html http://www.westcoasthotrod.com/schedule.aspx |
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11-27-2009, 12:09 PM
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Re: Any interest in no t-stop index racing?
Toronto Motorsports runs the OSCA which run X.90 index classes, I ran it one summer and it was great. I would be interested in a series like this closer to home (Columbus, OH). http://www.raceosca.com/
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02-02-2010, 09:14 PM
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Re: Any interest in no t-stop index racing?
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This is my first post here. We run those series (ANRA & WCHRA) too in E/Gas (11.60). It's been a lot of fun. We do it with an unusual combo, a rear engine VW, with a stick shift trans. Anyway, maybe we'll see you out there. The XX.60 index classes seem to be the thing out here in the west, and I don't think a single one that I am aware of allows any electronic devices of any kind. T-brakes are allowed, but no throttle control and no down track use of rev limiters either. That means some pedaling on the big end, as quite a few cars run well under the index. |
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02-03-2010, 09:19 AM
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Re: Any interest in no t-stop index racing?
The new NHRA UN-LEASHED SERIES sounds pretty interesting and will offer; 8.5 index, 10.0 index, 11.0 index, 12.0 index, and 13.0 index in a NON T-STOP Format: http://www.nhra.com/story/2010/2/2/n...ails-released/
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05-29-2010, 03:12 PM
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Re: Any interest in no t-stop index racing?
PSCA out west has a very sucessful 8.60,9.60.10.60 index classes.No electronics, trans brake only.It is amazing how competitive these classes are. Check rules,schedule and results at pscaracing.com.
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