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I doubt it would ever affect me if I ran their events, but racers in the heavily populated upper letter classes might be concerned. They have scales at all of their events anyways, so they would just need an official there at the scales on those rare heads up pairings.
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By going with that different rule on heads up, that could possibly change the way people run their car during qualifying.
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Why not take the indexes from each and set the NMCA index right in the middle? There will be cars in classes that can't run some of the NHRA indexes but are fine in IHRA.... just a thought.
Plus I think two cars in the same class should run heads up, no break out |
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My NHRA index is 9.30 for SS/AH. In IHRA it is a SS/AA car and I think the index is 9.95. Dyno
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