Toyota Supra in Stock Eliminator (Poll)

[Jared Jordan]

You used the terminology "if well controlled..." in your response. Is there an example of a "well controlled" runaway HP factor that you know of? I can't think of any.

This car should be in FS. I understand both sides' arguments but think what I think. If it's in the same class as anything I run, so be it, I'll deal accordingly, but I can't think of a single time where a soft factor was corrected quickly.

[J.R. Haddad]

Jared, I run B/SA as well. I think we'll be OK for a few years, as looking at
the shipping weight and the Factory HP, which they'll discount, it looks
like it might be a D,E,F car. Or if somebody builds one and loses their
mind, it might zip right past "B" all the way to AAA/SA!!

J.R.

[Mark Yacavone]

Originally Posted by Jared Jordan

This car should be in FS.

Yeah, and Factory Stock should be in Factory Stock Eliminator or at least S/S at the very minimum.

[Billy Nees]

Originally Posted by Mark Yacavone

Yeah, and Factory Stock should be in Factory Stock Eliminator or at least S/S at the very minimum.

At least the non-VIN cars should be.
From what I'm understanding, the Toyota has a VIN. In that case it really isn't any worse than a late model Corvette as far as the drivetrain mods go.