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Does anyone know the Cubic Inch limits AND weight limits for SS/CM and SS/DM?
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From the rulebook:
SS/CM - 9.50 to 10.49 lbs per CI - 2850 lbs minimum, includes driver. SS/DM - 10.50 to 11.49 lbs per inch, - 2950 minimum
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Jason,
Thanks for the reply, one more question however; what is the rule for the carb and do you add the 170 to the weight amount after you do the math with cubic inches to the weight break ie: 300 ci x 9.5lbs = 2850 + 170 = 3020 Smitty |
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Smitty, Are you going to Lakeland.....Jay
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You don't add 170 lbs for the driver for the modified classes. Actually, it's just the opposite if you run an automatic transmission you can deduct 5 % from the total. In your example it would be 300 x 9.5 = 2850 x .95 = 2708 which I think would round up to 2710. Hope this helps.
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