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Old Feb 16, 2003 | 08:10 AM
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The rules are up if ya all havn't seen them, page 32


http://www.importdrag.com/rules/2003%20Rules.pdf

Major differances I see from Sport FWD, no min weights, no exhaust,
max tire size 26 by 8.

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Old Feb 16, 2003 | 09:11 AM
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Default Re: idrc ProAm (RacerStev)

way to many weight breaks for allmotor and weight penalties....

not to be a dick but every other car manufacturer makes different engine codes also which means they should all get weight breaks..Example....I have an 8 valve VW motor that flows 170ish cfms and .450lift and 120ish cfms at .450 lift and if i were to run in the all motor class my car should have to weigh 1100lbs..right......this is just an example as the rules are stated i should have to weigh 1600lbs.....I protest then.....hell if i had a yugo i should get a better weight break and if I have a geo 3cylinder even better right.

THere should be one weight break. 1600lbs and make sure you build a car that is competitive and not a car that you will bitch that it is not competitive and be granted a weight break.

sorry for my rambiling what do you guys think of this????

here are the weight breaks for all motor..edit.. is a 3 rotor still considered a cyclinder because i see no mention of this.


Minimum Weight Requirements (Driver and Car)
Honda FWD:
D-Series Engine 1350
ZC-Series Engine 1400
B-Series Engine 1525
F-Series Engine 1550
H/K-Series Engine 1600
VW Air-cooled RWD:
Stock Bolt-Pattern Type-I Case 1750
All Others:
Cyl 4cyl 5cyl 6cyl
FWD (0 power adders) 1600 1700 1800
RWD (0 power adders) 1850 2000 2100
AWD (0 power adders) 1850 2000 2100
Mazda Rotary Engine Powered Vehicles:
2R Engine 1650
2R Peripheral Port Engine 1750
Weight Penalties
Non-Conforming Front Chassis (FWD only) +50 pounds
Non-Conforming Rear Chassis (FWD only) +50 pounds
Full Tube Frame Total Weight Penalty (FWD only) +100 pounds
Engine Rotation E/W to N/S (FWD only) +50 pounds
FWD Sequential Transmission +100 pounds
Methanol +100 Pounds
Non Factory Rearend (RWD only) +50 pound
Non-Conforming Rear Chassis (RWD) +75 pounds
Aftermarket Transmission (RWD only) +100 pounds
Aftermarket Transaxle (RWD only) +100 pounds



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Old Feb 16, 2003 | 10:14 AM
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Default Re: idrc ProAm (1fstcorrado)

Those All Motor weights are kinda much, why do only the Honda's get a weight break?

I found the weights for ProAm, looks like 2000 pounds with 2 power adders and 1800 with one. Agein this one is scewed towards Honda, most cars won't even
come close to this. I think NHRA got it right with 2300 and 2400....

Steve
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Old Feb 16, 2003 | 12:10 PM
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Dont worry steve, I will way over 2400 Maybe I should bring the crx out for idrc, heheh still weighs 2140, Jason
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Old Feb 16, 2003 | 03:14 PM
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Hmmm, how about a convertable Neon.... The roof has got to weigh 100 pounds.
Steve
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Old Feb 17, 2003 | 11:09 PM
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correct me if i am wrong but it also states quick class cars are not permitted use of ne thing but pump gas ( no alcohol) is this true if so what happens to big names like callos & gardella who have made the switch to running alcohol this season????
More competitive 9 - 10 sec class(which is needed)
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Old Feb 17, 2003 | 11:35 PM
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Quick class can run Methanol, a 150 pound weight addition is needed - along with an on-board fire suppression system.
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