Time For A Transmission Rule Change?

[GUMP]

Originally Posted by MR DERBY CITY

Hey Forrest, we are good ….no more rule changes ……

All those SFI requirements that they just added were a rule change too.....

[MR DERBY CITY]

Originally Posted by GUMP

All those SFI requirements that they just added were a rule change too.....

Please don’t cloud my judgement with the facts ….LOL !!!!!

[Jason]

Originally Posted by GUMP

So, I am just thinking out loud on this.

Since all the new Factory Cars all run aftermarket SFI versions of Chevrolet transmissions, is it time to allow them for all combinations?

Daren Poole-Adams
Stock/SS 2007

They are already allowed. Since the Cobra Jet Mustang and the Dodge Drag Pak use a Powerglide or a Turbo 400, that means any Ford or Chrysler can use a Chevy transmissions.

[6130]

Originally Posted by Jason

They are already allowed. Since the Cobra Jet Mustang and the Dodge Drag Pak use a Powerglide or a Turbo 400, that means any Ford or Chrysler can use a Chevy transmissions.

So I could run a metric 200 in a 2.3 Ecoboost J/SA Mustang?

[GUMP]

Originally Posted by 6130

So I could run a metric 200 in a 2.3 Ecoboost J/SA Mustang?

To be clear, this is not the subject of this thread. I am talking about aftermarket SFI automatic transmissions.

[GUMP]

One more off-topic thing. The precedent for running older, non-production engine combinations was set by Chrysler with the 360 Drag Pak.

I just wanted to get that out of the way before my 572 COPO starts ruining Class Racing even more....

[1347]

Originally Posted by Jason

They are already allowed. Since the Cobra Jet Mustang and the Dodge Drag Pak use a Powerglide or a Turbo 400, that means any Ford or Chrysler can use a Chevy transmissions.

No, that is not the case. Those cars were sold with those transmissions.

[Billy Nees]

Boy, I'm sure glad that I don't have these problems!