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I see , for instance a 66 Chevy II, 2 dr sedan with a 283 , can run three classes in SS, but five classes in GT. Then if the hp rating is lower in GT, you can get back to the weight break where you were in SS , at a lighter weight than when you left, with the same index. Does this make any sense to anybody? Also , seeing GT class was formed to allow a different year engine than the body you are using, would you have to claim the 283 as a 65 engine, or don't they care about that either?
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Mark -
Current rules do not require that the engine be a different year, so the guys with the Chevy IIs that run GT/K and L are just using the option to run a softer index with the same weight.
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