2009 Rule Changes

[Jim Kaekel]

If I recall correctly, the valve angle change was actually in the 2008 rule revisions. It appears that all of the changes listed include the 2008 rule revisions and 2009 rule changes.

[Tom Goldman]

Originally Posted by Jim Kaekel

If I recall correctly, the valve angle change was actually in the 2008 rule revisions. It appears that all of the changes listed include the 2008 rule revisions and 2009 rule changes.

Jim, thats why I'm questioning it. .. I thought they originaly said any valve angle , then later said the original angle had to be retained as it had been previously. ....Since the car was parked this year, I may have missed it, but I plan to have it back out next year, and don't want to miss a change like that. ....I'll have to go back and re read the revisions. ....Tom

[Tom Goldman]

Damn, old age is creeping up on me. .....Jim you are correct, the revision was made last December. ......Had I been working on my AMX instead of the Vette, and Matyas' various projects , I would have known that! ....Now I can buy new valves to go with the pushrods and guideplates. .....,and another pair of SFI pants for the Stocker! ......Tom

[Randall Klein]

Does anyone know the situation on engine diapers for S & SS?

[art leong]

On the SS/EX are they going to allow imports? Or will it be cars in the classification guide only (such as a Neon, Cobalt etc)?

[Robert Pare Racing]

Maybe I'm a ****tard, but I cannot find an accepted list of Fuel Injection systems on NHRA.com. ..I may just be looking too hard, but the website is getting more and more difficult to navigate..

"Electronic Fuel Injection: In classes where allowed, must be closed, OEM-type system; i.e., may monitor only engine functions. Monitoring of vehicle performance criteria, wheel speed, driveshaft speed, vehicle acceleration, etc. by fuel-injection system prohibited. All aftermarket OEM-type electronic fuel injection must be NHRA-accepted. A current list of NHRA-accepted electronic-fuel-injection systems is available on NHRA.com."

I seem to get annoyed when I get on their site, too much useless info on a cluttered homepage...I have to find what I want there quickly or else it makes me angry and I itch like an allergy or something...can someone send me the link please. Thanks. Have a great day, much love!

[Dave Goob Cook]

Originally Posted by Robert Pare Racing

Maybe I'm a ****tard, but I cannot find an accepted list of Fuel Injection systems on NHRA.com. ..I may just be looking too hard, but the website is getting more and more difficult to navigate..

"Electronic Fuel Injection: In classes where allowed, must be closed, OEM-type system; i.e., may monitor only engine functions. Monitoring of vehicle performance criteria, wheel speed, driveshaft speed, vehicle acceleration, etc. by fuel-injection system prohibited. All aftermarket OEM-type electronic fuel injection must be NHRA-accepted. A current list of NHRA-accepted electronic-fuel-injection systems is available on NHRA.com."

I seem to get annoyed when I get on their site, too much useless info on a cluttered homepage...I have to find what I want there quickly or else it makes me angry and I itch like an allergy or something...can someone send me the link please. Thanks. Have a great day, much love!

How do the 4 wheel ABS sensors get the okay????
Wheel counters, in the purest form.

[art leong]

never mind

[Dave Goob Cook]

Originally Posted by clutch man

Looks like the ones that dont want the racing seat go slow enough that it really wouldnt matter if they wrecked or not!!!!

It's just as bad to get hit by something going fast, as it is to crash in something going fast.

[SSDiv6]

Originally Posted by art leong

On the SS/EX are they going to allow imports? Or will it be cars in the classification guide only (such as a Neon, Cobalt etc)?

Yes. Any car that ran in the All-Motor Class in the NHRA Compact Series, front-wheel drive, can run in the class.