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Thanks for the responses. You got me thinking. First, how exactly do I get a number assigned from NHRA (I am a member already) I dont see anything about it on thier website. Second, I do some racing at New England Dragway, an IHRA track, would those NHRA numbers be accepted there?
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Goto NHRA.com
Click on the competition button Click on the one that reads licensing and physical Look for the section "what if I want to drive a car slower than 9.99 ?" Click on the link in that paragraph and it will bring up a PDF of the form you need to get your number Hope this helps maybe somebody else can say for sure but the few times that I have been to a IHRA track here in the midwest I have not had a problem bracket racing with my NHRA number. But like I wrote before it would only be a problem if somebody there were by chance to have the same exact number issued by IHRA. Last edited by Rob Petrie E395; 12-22-2009 at 06:38 PM. Reason: hit button too soon |
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I.H.R.A. will give you the same # as N.H.R.A. if it's not in use. Well they won't give it to you but you know what I mean.
6point6, The form is also in the National Dragster every week.........when they come on time.......... Last edited by Bob Verwold; 12-22-2009 at 07:15 PM. |
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I pu t mine on the rear/quarter windows, and use the reverse cut numbers...where they are put on from the inside.
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Yes, I think that reverse cut deal sounds like the way to go for me. Thank you.
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I'm afraid when I roll the window down the decals will get damaged.
We have a company car with vinyl window lettering and have never had a problem with rolling the windows up and down. Should be fine. ![]() |
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Have had mine on the car since 96 and have never peeled off. Of course, you get what you pay for. Vinyl lettering included. Cheaper stuff won't last as long.
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