Fine them and then make it legal. Wowwser

Originally Posted by pmrphil

Probably not, it isn't a Stanfield piece (I think)
If it was, then NHRA would have allowed either a change, or just run it that way

That?s the crap part of this. With only a handful of cars , why didn?t they look before everyone ran q1? That?s Wasted time and effort!
Fans came for a show, not a four car show.

[1320racer]

The fans didn?t come to watch FX!

[Joseph Lily]

Funny thing here is there were 6 cars there. The 2 they inspected were on the same team. Wouldn't it make sense if you're checking 2 cars, you would check one from each team and if one failed, check other team cars?
Did they check and factory stock car intakes with the scanner? Have to really love NHRA. Cant wait to see the scanner used in other classes. The real question is was the scanner paid for with the fines from the US nats disqualifications. The safety safari is going to have some over the top exotic equipment next season with all the fines levied this year. Cant wait to see it #roll-eyes

[jaythorne]

Originally Posted by Barry Polley

That?s the crap part of this. With only a handful of cars , why didn?t they look before everyone ran q1? That?s Wasted time and effort!
Fans came for a show, not a four car show.

and six cars is a show???
that class isnt growing much seems to me...me thinks that the racers that want to put that much effort and money into one of those cars is already racing pro stock...and with the weekly rules pencil dont see it growing much..

[1matcoman]

Originally Posted by jaythorne

and six cars is a show???
that class isnt growing much seems to me...me thinks that the racers that want to put that much effort and money into one of those cars is already racing pro stock...and with the weekly rules pencil dont see it growing much..

Pro Stock Truck drew a lot more interest than this new "class".

[Frank Castros]

The National Hot Rod Association has many decisions to make for the future of the sport don't they?

Billy Nees is correct (as usual) FX seems to be unsustainable in it's current configuration. I like the idea of Pro Stock Truck (can imagine the giant egg on their face) but it is sustainable. Pickup trucks are here forever.

[Billy Nees]

Originally Posted by Frank Castros

The National Hot Rod Association has many decisions to make for the future of the sport don't they?

They sure do Frank! If they want to stay in business for a bit more than the foreseeable future.