So i started building a 93 hatch with the goals of running 9's in the 1/4. i started stripping the car and i removed the entire interior. i throwed it away too like a retard. I read the rules for BOTI and NHRA classes and it looks like i need to have a full interior in the car to run in these classes (Turbo street, SPFWD, etc)
I think the only class that dont require to run interior are the PRO classes and im not about to go into one of those classes and get my *** handed to me.
Besides PRO, there is no other class that doesnt require an interior right?

 

Q16 (NHRA/NOPI)

 

Q16 is the only class that you will be able to run without interior. There are no real heads up Sportsman classes that dont require interior.

 

I would recommend putting the interior back in and running a street class.

 

Get your interior back.
A dash board, door panels, and some carpet are not that expensive compared to having to run against the PRO's.

 

a complete interior is pretty easy to find, just check with your local junkyards.

 

Hell, you can always run test and tune..

 

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its not that easy especially carpets. the cars sit outside in the rain and everything so you won't find carpet in good shape. i was in the same boat, i threw everything away like a moron. i just bit the bullet and bought new carpet from Trim Parts. i still need all the rear panels.

 

i threw the interior away. lol. i guess i'll try to find one.

 

there are tons of junk yards here in NY, not to mention all of street race guys that throw away there interior to get there cars down on weight.

 

Contact rota92 he has enough spare interior parts to put together a couple of hatches. He's also in north central CT.

Some of the parts have already been into the 9's.

 

Here is a site that is fairly cheap compared to a lot of other places that sells stock interior. I believe it is cheap than Trim Parts mentioned above.

http://www.stockinteriors.com/...arpet

 

I believe that's just carpet.

I thought the OP needed the entire interior plastic and all.

 

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I thought the OP needed the entire interior plastic and all.</TD></TR></TABLE>

i do! i talked to a few people, im gonna get the interior soon

 

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I see full interiors all the time at the upull junkyard...just gotta find a car that has all the windows intact so no rain gets inside. It's a race car, you could clean any dirt and stains up good enough with simple green and some elbow grease.