NHRA seeking input on Delay Boxes/Switches

Bryan Cranston · 04-25-2007, 09:20 PM

In my opinion, the use of any delay device in a Super Stocer would undermine the integrity of the performance based class. Perhaps stricter policing of the rules to prevent entirely the use of such devices, including variable throw transbrake buttons would better uphold the value of the class, because if this question is being posed, then I am sure some delay devices have already been discovered. Please reserve these items for those racers that feel aluminum interiors, fiberglass noses, throttle stops, and lexan windows belong on racecars, and leave Super Stockers the way they have always been and should always be, driven.

04-25-2007, 09:20 PM	#40
Bryan Cranston Junior Member Join Date: Apr 2007 Posts: 1 Likes: 0 Liked 0 Times in 0 Posts	In my opinion, the use of any delay device in a Super Stocer would undermine the integrity of the performance based class. Perhaps stricter policing of the rules to prevent entirely the use of such devices, including variable throw transbrake buttons would better uphold the value of the class, because if this question is being posed, then I am sure some delay devices have already been discovered. Please reserve these items for those racers that feel aluminum interiors, fiberglass noses, throttle stops, and lexan windows belong on racecars, and leave Super Stockers the way they have always been and should always be, driven.