LT1 engine in a 1998 Firebird?

[countrypuppy4865]

Let this horse die! This has been beat to death on this forum. For one if NHRA says something is legal it is legal! Get over it! There are probably much worse things going on like improper hoods and on and on on a certain year model car. We might as well say that cars can only be painted factory available colors with no decals while we are at it. Be real guys!

[Jeff Lee]

Originally Posted by countrypuppy4865

Let this horse die! This has been beat to death on this forum. For one if NHRA says something is legal it is legal! Get over it! There are probably much worse things going on like improper hoods and on and on on a certain year model car. We might as well say that cars can only be painted factory available colors with no decals while we are at it. Be real guys!

If Tuesday morning NHRA got together and said "no LT-1's in '98 F-bodies from now on", what would happen?

Quite simply everybody that now has a '98 LT-1 would have a 1997 LT-1
F-body.

There's a lot of grief on this particular issue...for nothing!

[Capri]

Ok, Lets look at this another way. Take your race car to an event and be TOLD by nhra that its not in the book, so they didnt build it. You cant race it........ go home.

Thats EXACTLY what I was told a bunch of years ago after a class win at Brainerd and Corda got my #1 qualifier money......

Of course I was faster back then and it was Pontiac central.

[countrypuppy4865]

Originally Posted by Jeff Lee

If Tuesday morning NHRA got together and said "no LT-1's in '98 F-bodies from now on", what would happen?

Quite simply everybody that now has a '98 LT-1 would have a 1997 LT-1
F-body.

There's a lot of grief on this particular issue...for nothing!

Jeff,
That is my point exactly while we are at it also maybe we should check vin numbers to make sure they match the year model claimed and proper engine and correct colored interior. I am sure every 69 camaro out there is an original SS 396 car!