Runninlean
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blinders? That's my guess since you aren't telling us.
I would imagine padding is involved at the helmet level..
blinders? That's my guess since you aren't telling us.
Isn't pro street 4500lb minimum?
I would imagine padding is involved at the helmet level..
Yes, there is a prostreet minimum of 4500lbs. Nothing wrong with having a chassis extra safe though. And if it comes out lighter I see nothing wrong with setting personal bests at preballast weight.
I'm seeing prostreet being an 8.50 class at some point unless something changes to allows them to go faster at that weight. Trucks are getting closer and closer to it lately.
Good points, but I'm going to guess that mini-wheat won't be anywhere near 3600 pre-ballast.
Agreed I'd guess in the 4200lbs area. So the 25.5 cert is only benefitting in safety. Or maybe a future aluminum engine, power glide, single turbo, and female driver.
I just wish this thing was going to be done in time for bakersfield.
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Well, the truck is supposed to be here tomorrow... I have A LOT to accomplish in the meantime though, Bakersfield would be a miracle
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Well, the truck is supposed to be here tomorrow... I have A LOT to accomplish in the meantime though, Bakersfield would be a miracle
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Agreed I'd guess in the 4200lbs area. So the 25.5 cert is only benefitting in safety. Or maybe a future aluminum engine, power glide, single turbo, and female driver.
Same cert on my Camino, the issue I faced was getting the weight down to 3600 lbs as that is the maximum weight allowed for the cert. I was told by NHRA Chassis inspector that it won't pass tech if over that weight. What's crazy is my truck 8.5 cert has no weight limit and has no where near the safety factor of the Camino. Pandora's box it is as we are creating rigs that NHRA had no clue were possible.