Nhra stock/super stock question

[Henrys Toy]

Good morning, Without knowing any details about year body this engine is in. Not mentioning the transmission and rear end Mfg. it's a little tough to give you a straight answer. Maybe a Super/Stock Modified class but you'll be at a large performance disadvantage. You might want to consider building a correct engine for the "natural" class the car could fit into in NHRA Stock.
Building a competitive Super Stock Modified engine could set you back quite a bit of money. Then you'll be over powering the chassis, there are a lot of things to consider here. I think you should get a NHRA Rule Book and read it thoroughly then start asking questions.
Just my advice, having a car and trying to make if fit a class is a tough way to do this.
Respectfully,
Henry Kunz
1534 Stock

[Larry Hill]

A very good source of information is your division tech director. Good luck and hope to see you at the races.

[Mike Pearson]

If you live near GA, NC or SC there is the division 2 national open series that you can run a crate motor stocker. Other than that you are pretty much out of luck. Maybe NSS. But that is not NHRA

[Jarrettfamily]

here is the info on my car

[Bobby Lundholm]

Looks like there are two different 305 combos you can run in 1985. Some of the 305 guys can tell you which one is better.

[Pistol Pete]

Originally Posted by Bobby Lundholm

Looks like there are two different 305 combos you can run in 1985. Some of the 305 guys can tell you which one is better.

If he puts a 83 nose on it, the hp rating is 20hp less than a 85.

[Pistol Pete]

Originally Posted by Jarrettfamily

here is the info on my car

Sell the crate motor and build a 305 for it, sounds like your best bet.