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Last edited by bigminz; 07-30-2012, 09:58 AM.903-870-8109
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2JM Diesel & Fabrication - for the chassis and tuning
Freak Show Performance - for the great transmission
Jimmy Patton for the pit help
Chris Fowler for the motor work
TRZ Motorsports - thanks Mike
NRC Motorsports - thanks Bob
Team Z Motorsports - thanks Dave
Forced Inductions - thanks Jose
Work Turbochargers - thanks Reed
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Originally posted by 94whitehorse View PostI hope you correct me if I am wrong, but do those heads not have rasied runner ports? I am sure the rule is not to hurt the average racer's combo, but you of all people know the true potential of a high port canted valve head. Again, lobby to allow your combo and get your dog in the hunt. I am sure it is easier to then lobby for more once you are in the class and racing than it is to say, I might show if you allow this or that.
It would really be cool to see your car run around here as I used to have your magazine articles on my wall when I was a kid. Even if you think my favorite class of the past isn't really a racing class...
I just meant it wasn't a real eliminator type class.
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the ProKings would NOT be legal as they are 10 degree heads with forced induction but they would be with nitrous.
The real deal is that they put a minimum 15 degrees on the small block forced induction heads except for the LS heads so all of the Yates style or the SC1 heads would not be allowed due to that in addition to their valve cant. As everyone in the organization knows I want to run the SC1 or yates heads for the structural integrity as much as anything. These darn inline heads move around too much with the 10 bolts under boost. Our old (5 year ago) victor heads flowed 390+ so the flow potential is not really an issue with any of these heads. Heck the last turbo motor's heads were out of the box cnc street heads and I think they could run with anybody for a limited lifespan. Yates/Sc1's aren't legal so we will not run them, end of story.
I do feel every combo can run 4.90's (granted some have 4.70 potential in perfect conditions but the fastest cars dont always win) and faster if tuned correctly. Horsepower is not an issue with most everyone out there. Look at the mph. Our mph's match up with what other parts of the country are running with no nitrous limits except they are getting down the track better. Our tracks are coming around here getting a handle of the radial prep and you will see consistant 1.teen 60 foots and faster front halfs due to track prep and trusting the tire and the car's setup.Last edited by bigminz; 07-30-2012, 10:12 AM.903-870-8109
Thank you:
2JM Diesel & Fabrication - for the chassis and tuning
Freak Show Performance - for the great transmission
Jimmy Patton for the pit help
Chris Fowler for the motor work
TRZ Motorsports - thanks Mike
NRC Motorsports - thanks Bob
Team Z Motorsports - thanks Dave
Forced Inductions - thanks Jose
Work Turbochargers - thanks Reed
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Nt wsOriginally posted by bigminz View Postthe ProKings would NOT be legal as they are 10 degree heads with forced induction but they would be with nitrous.
The real deal is that they put a minimum 15 degrees on the small block forced induction heads except for the LS heads so all of the Yates style or the SC1 heads would not be allowed due to that in addition to their valve cant. As everyone in the organization knows I want to run the SC1 or yates heads for the structural integrity as much as anything. These darn inline heads move around too much with the 10 bolts under boost. Our old (5 year ago) victor heads flowed 390+ so the flow potential is not really an issue with any of these heads. Heck the last turbo motor's heads were out of the box cnc street heads and I think they could run with anybody for a limited lifespan. Yates/Sc1's aren't legal so we will not run them, end of story.
I do feel every combo can run 4.90's (granted some have 4.70 potential in perfect conditions but the fastest cars dont always win) and faster if tuned correctly. Horsepower is not an issue with most everyone out there. Look at the mph. Our mph's match up with what other parts of the country are running with no nitrous limits except they are getting down the track better. Our tracks are coming around here getting a handle of the radial prep and you will see consistant 1.teen 60 foots and faster front halfs due to track prep and trusting the tire and the car's setup.
BTW Yates, Brodix, SC 1's are no better I have run them all. They all move around and constantly need fresh head gaskets and valve jobs. So dont waste your money. You need a set of billets for that. Good luck! We will stick with Mikes rules for outlaw
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Originally posted by 1fastvipper View PostThats not what wins races bro! Jack collins runs a 152 mph and is 4 tenths faster to the line. Thats like 6 cars on the white car
Whats the mph record right now??? It aint nitrous...Last edited by Booger; 07-30-2012, 08:35 PM.
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Originally posted by Booger View PostLoL, u must have missed the mph of that white car...903-870-8109
Thank you:
2JM Diesel & Fabrication - for the chassis and tuning
Freak Show Performance - for the great transmission
Jimmy Patton for the pit help
Chris Fowler for the motor work
TRZ Motorsports - thanks Mike
NRC Motorsports - thanks Bob
Team Z Motorsports - thanks Dave
Forced Inductions - thanks Jose
Work Turbochargers - thanks Reed
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