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well being that illegal porting and the methods for disguising it has been in use for decades as well light weight body panels made of aluminum or carbon fiber, whatever this technology is, it's either already being used or hasn't been developed yet.
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A Stocker of today is really more like a Super Stocker on 9” tires.
More power and rpm than your average SS’er of the past A real fast SS/JA which was a very popular class 40 years ago went 11.0’s with a roller cam and any intake and big tires. Firestone’s 12.2 x 31.25’s The same car today running G/SA can go in the 10’s ! With a stock lift solid cam and stock intake ! ‘69 Camaro 350/255.... The list of legally allowed parts is a mile long.....
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