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View Poll Results: Yay or Nay
This is a net good 86 43.88%
This is a net bad 52 26.53%
Don't care, I'm going to stay in my lane 58 29.59%
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Old 06-23-2025, 10:43 AM   #1
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Why start with an arbitrary HP rating of 325. Why don?t we start out with the factory HP rating and let the AHFS work as designed?
That's a fair question. It's mostly because the NHRA published horespower rating no longer has anything to do with actual HP. Somewhere in time, it became a factor in the math to regulate the classes.

Due to standards that didn't exist in "The Way Back" the HP numbers that the manufacturers publish are much more honest than in the past. That would make them less than competetive in the world of NHRA Stock/SS racing.
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Old 06-23-2025, 12:31 PM   #2
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That's a fair question. It's mostly because the NHRA published horespower rating no longer has anything to do with actual HP. Somewhere in time, it became a factor in the math to regulate the classes.

Due to standards that didn't exist in "The Way Back" the HP numbers that the manufacturers publish are much more honest than in the past. That would make them less than competetive in the world of NHRA Stock/SS racing.

Daren, thank you for the response to my question. I think what you are doing in terms of adding an exciting new car/combination to Stock Eliminator is a good thing and your hard work should be commended. However, one does not have to look back too far to see the results of what I believe is over generous NHRA HP ratings related to new cars/combinations.
For example, 2010 INDY; 11 of the top 16 qualifiers were 2008-2010 entries.
2011 INDY; all top 16 qualifiers were 2008-2011 entries.

In my opinion, new cars/combinations in Stock Eliminator should be competitive, but they should not be dominating classes full of previous top qualifiers that have been flogging out there combinations for the past 20+ years.
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Old 06-18-2025, 09:03 AM   #3
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first Dawson ,were you doing a poll or a english lesson?
This may come as a surprise, but my mother was an English teacher for many years and now a librarian. I get it honest.
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Old 06-18-2025, 10:10 AM   #4
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If people got as snarky about spelling and grammar in person as they do on their keyboards, most of us would be in jail or ready med lol.
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