New addition to the Classification Guide

[Jeff Stout]

Srt 8 Magnum was 4602 with 195 driver. Still ran 13.08 at 108 crossing finish line in third gear. Little nitrous and 11.87 at 121. Car was a blast until rear ended and destroyed

[ALMACK]

Originally Posted by Lew Silverman

NHRA added a 2015-17 Dodge Challenger to the Classification Guide last week. 600 horsepower at a 4500 pound minimum weight.

Just a few questions - Is this the "Hellcat", and if so what happened to the other 107 "advertised horsepower" that we've been reading about? Is this a "red-key" vs. "black-key" thing, and if so, how will it be policed?

Not trying to start a heated discussion here, just wondered how they came up with this combination that will run as a "regular" stocker.

Sounds like a production Hellcat to me

[MEXJOE]

geee I wonder who took the time to orchestrate this fine happening.
Are the new Camaro & Corvette ALSO included in this party?
What about the Super Snake Mustang. Heck! lets get that new Ford/ Shelby truck in too.

ROCK ON!!!!

Originally Posted by Lew Silverman

NHRA added a 2015-17 Dodge Challenger to the Classification Guide last week. 600 horsepower at a 4500 pound minimum weight.

Just a few questions - Is this the "Hellcat", and if so what happened to the other 107 "advertised horsepower" that we've been reading about? Is this a "red-key" vs. "black-key" thing, and if so, how will it be policed?

Not trying to start a heated discussion here, just wondered how they came up with this combination that will run as a "regular" stocker.

Great point Lew! Any class should never get to go below advertised HP. Pretty obvious its happening in a bunch of classes.. Looking for power on paper rather than the old fashioned way.