Can you run stand alone engine management?

I swear when this class first came to be the rules said something like ITB's and aftermarket engine management prohibited (except for piggy backs). I just downloaded the rule book again and I didn't see anything listed anywhere about this anymore... maybe it was in an update? Maybe I am just losing my mind.

If anyone can confirm please post up because this will be a major factor with my new car.

Thanks.

- billy

 

The sources say (Jim Skelly)--there was never any rule against Aftermarket Engine Management. However, ITB's are prohibited.

Email Jim Skelly if you have any questions - jskelly@nhra.com with any other questions.

Thanks,
Gary Raasch
NHRA Xplod Sport Compact Racing Series

 

I will write him an e-mail, I wasn't sure who to contact about this... thank you for the reply.

- billy

 

billy, are you going to race SS at the october nhra event in englishtown? i'll be doing my best to try and make it, the class should have a nice turnout in NJ!

 

Maybe... all depends if my current car, the mulberry VR6, is still around or together.

I am picking up my new car tomorrow, the plan was to start parting out the VR6, take it all back to stock and sell it, then sell all the aftermarket/performance parts, I need all the money from both to fund the next project. The new car will not be anywhere near ready till next season.

- billy

 

Where did you download the rules? When i go to NHRA.com all they talk about is pro stock and top fuel

 

http://www.nhrasportcompact.com

 

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Email Jim Skelly if you have any questions - jskelly@nhra.com with any other questions.

Thanks,
Gary Raasch
NHRA Xplod Sport Compact Racing Series</TD></TR></TABLE>
are itb's prohibited in the BFG classs?

 

ITB are not legal...