where can i find them for this year? all classes? im building a project for 2011 and like to see where i fit

 

nothing to help me out?

 

Your question is extremely vague. Most of the rules have not changed.

How about telling us what type of class you are building a car for and where you plan on racing it?

There is not one set of rules for the whole country. The rules at each event differ in some way from other events.

 

then sfwd? or FI true street?

its a 2008 civic si, fully built to hopefully be in the 9s. i need cage requirements? slick size? and other basic things i need to run in the class so i can weight reduct right as well

 

True street is a NSCRA class. You can search their website for rules.

Sfwd in the northeast is a 72mm turbo class with air to air intercoolers, 24.5 tires and no minimum weight.

Cage requirements is an nhra safety rule . 5 point is needed for 9.99 /135mph or slower. 10point is required for anything. 8.50/180mph or slower.
These are NHRA safety requirements and are readily available if you wish to get all of the fine details set.

 

thank you for the info! now question..

how to they measure the turbo sizes (72mm)? is it the turbine wheel diameter? the compressor wheel diameter?

 

Compressor wheel at the leading edge.

 

i dont think youll see any rules changes this year worth doing anything over.

 

what about the 22' rim ruling this year in outlaw?

 

No min. weight in SFWD?

 

ill put some 22" on the front and you'll like it. I guess i mean rules that pertain to everyone other than a select 30 or 40 cars in the country

 

No, there are no minimum weights in the "sfwd" class at etown/atco OGS events.

The rules for the those events are :

All Brands. FWD Only. 4 cyl. & 6 cyl. Power adder (Nitrous, Supercharger, Turbo, combinations OK). No air to water intercoolers. No 1-piece front ends (3 piece ok). No Pro Level cars allowed. Old NHRA style rules apply. 25” x 9.5" max Slicks. 72 mm max. Turbos. No Lexan. Fuel cells OK, NHRA Guidelines MUST be followed. .400 Pro Tree. Sportsman Ladder. Heads-Up Eliminator. 16 car field. 8 cars required for full payout