Hope I do not regret this post and I hope it is taken as just an honest question.

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Originally Posted by Greg Hill

For 50 years stock eliminator meant a car generally available to the public that was street legal.

It hasn't been that way for quite some time now.

First all of the motors are grossly under factored.

I feel that this comment is true. What about all the 1000' passes all the other guys have been making for years now? Is that bad too? How do you factor anything that isn't run wide open and then goes through the barn?

Second they never built these cars as street cars.

With all the stuff that the Feds make the factories install for safety, emissions, etc. I think that these cars are a move in the right direction. It is a crying shame to tear down a brand new car and take half of it to the dump. Especially since Stock hasn't been "stock" for a lot of years. I do wish that they had been built with production motors.

....probably beating a dead horse....

I feel the same way!