New website: "What class does this run?"

[Chuck Weissberg]

I believe there may be a mistake under the 2005 Pontiac 364 engine. They have it noted as "number of cylinders 6 , while I believe it should be noted as 8

Originally Posted by Dwight Southerland

Announcing a new website that will make answering those questions a lot easier.
Did you ever wish that all the technical information was available in one place and as easy a clicking your mouse? Your wishes have come true here


http://www.classracerinfo.com


I believe there may be a mistake under the 2005 Pontiac 364 engine. They have it noted as "number of cylinders 6 , while I believe it should be noted as 8










Enjoy!






Dwight Southerland

[Dwight Southerland]

I will be working on the end of year changes posted by NHRA in the next few days, Also, there are several additions in the accepted products lists that will be added. I will post when they are all done.

[Wrenchead]

It appears the 2002 Z06 is absent from the classifications.
The base Corvette @ 345 is listed but the 405hp Z06 is not.
Is there a reason for this?

[Dwight Southerland]

The Z06 option is not listed in NHRA's Tech Bulletins or Class Guide for 2002. Only combinations recognized by NHRA are included.

See these:
NHRA Class Guide Sheet Chevrolet 2002

NHRA Tech Bulletin Chevrolet 2002

[Rag71]

Don't see any factor #'s for 1971 Hemi Cuda in SS wanted to see what they run today used to always be in SS/D &DA TY

[Dwight Southerland]

Thank you for pointing that out. As I investigated the issue, I found that it was caused by erroneous data in the database. I has been corrected now.

[Tim H]

Originally Posted by Rag71

Don't see any factor #'s for 1971 Hemi Cuda in SS wanted to see what they run today used to always be in SS/D &DA TY

So when can I expect to see your '71 Hemi Cuda in SS ?