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04-20-2006 12:15 PM #9
Well what I am looking at is not EZ Street,what I meant was True street.I am building my truck, should take about another two years and more money than my wife would like for me to spend on this projectI have decided to go with smaller cubic inches just to be somewhat comfortable on the street.I still want to drive it to the local drive in.I am thinking some where around 700-800 horses.I am asking these questions also to see where I can best fit in,with my needs.Bracket racing is just plain BOARING.I don't want to build something that is not legal on the track.
I am not planing on coming in and taking over the field,but don't want to take away something from the frame set up that will ruin my chances from going faster a year or two down the line. The fun in it for me is getting in and learning more about what it is going to take for me to go faster.
TRUE STREET
Chassis
1. Stock front frame rails (must be in stock location)
2. Aftermarket control arms and bushings ok as long as they bolt
in stock locations.
3. Rack and Pinion allowed
4. All replacement parts must be in stock location
5. No replacement part may be permanently attached to the chassis
6. K-Members allowed (late model mustangs, Camaro's and Firebirds)
7. K-Members must feature stock attachment locations
8. Bolt in coil-overs allowed in front only, as long as they mount in
stock location, no rear coil-overs
9. Aftermarket bolt in sub frames not allowed. Sub-frame connectors okay.
10. Cross Members may be notched for oil pan clearance
11. Bolt on Traction devices only, no aftermarket 4-links
12. NO Ladder Bars
13. Suspension components must be attached to frame rails
14. Factory or After market type anti-sway bars allowed
15. NO Wheelie bars
16. Engine must be in stock location with stock style mounts, NO MOTOR PLATES
17. No aftermarket wings, only OEM stock spoilers/wings.
18. Rear shocks may be moved for tire clearance
19. Rear shocks must remain stock style
20. No traction compound spraying devices allowed.
21. A single aftermarket torque arm is allowed but not in conjunction with Caltrac or
Caltrac type devices. Floaters not allowed on leaf spring cars. Torque arm must
not be capable of changing/altering pinion angle. Brackets can be welded in
place for mounting.
22. Aftermarket strut is allowed but must follow the following guidelines:
Full on race strut prohibited ( ie. Lamb or equivalent type )
Bolt in stock location with the exception of aftermarket K-Member
Strut must be comparable to QA1 or Strange style (adjustable)
Struts that changes caster and camber are prohibited
Body
1. Stock Firewall must be in stock location
2. Unaltered floor pan. May be altered for thru the floor sub-frame connectors, etc.
3. NO body alterations (must have front and rear bumpers
4. Headlights, Taillights must be in working order
5. Fiberglass Limited to Hood
6. Forward mounted hood scoops prohibited unless OEM equipped
7. Drilling/cutting holes in hood for air inlet prohibited
8. Mini tubs allowed
Interior
1. Two Front Seats
2. Driver's seat must be mounted in front of the door jamb
3. Full Interior (carpet, dash, stock door panels)
4. No Lexan (must have factory glass and windows)
5. Back seat not required, seat area must be carpeted.
Tires
1. Mickey Thompson 28x11.5x15 ET Street tire only
Power Adders
1. Only one power adder
2. Only one pressurized n2o bottle in car. Push systems are prohibited.
3. Max 76 MM turbo (air to air intercooler) Measurement will be a 1/16th of an inch
from the compressor wheel. No CO2 assisted boost controllers allowed.
4. NO Roots type superchargers
5. N2O limited to a Plate type system with one n2o solenoid, one fuel
solenoid and one purge solenoid. Plate can only have one nitrous entry point and
one fuel entry point.
6. Purge has to exit engine compartment.
7. All Cars must run Gasoline (no alcohol or methanol)
8. Progressive nitrous controllers and data recorders allowed.
9. Maximum F1R or D1R super charger
Engines
1. NO sheet metal intakes
2. Single Carburetors, maximum 4150 series
3. Dry Sumps not allowed
4. EFI 90 MM throttle body limit on nitrous assisted cars. 80 MM limit on turbo cars.
Horizontal throttle body limited to 4150 style with 1000 CFM maximum
5. No aftermarket big block Chevy tall deck, or aftermarket big block Fords allowed
6. Mid plates allowed.
7. LS1 motors must have stock OEM LS1 heads. Carb intakes allowed.
Exhaust
1. Mufflers Required
2. NO insert or collector type mufflers
3. Mufflers are required to extend past the mid
point of the drivers section
Weight Breaks
1. 3400 lbs. Base weight2. 300 lb deduction for OEM cast iron small blocks
3. 200 lb deduction for aftermarket small blocks
4. 100 lb deduction for small block turbo/supercharger includes LS1.
5. Aftermarket GM Big Blocks, GM Big Block Bowtie and GM Gen VI blocks and
Ford Big Blocks 3400 lbs.
6. 200 lb deduction for LS1 motors - except turbcharged entries.
7. 100 lb addition for turbo or super charged big blocks.
8. 100 lb deduction for OEM 454, 427 and 396 BBC blocks.
9. SBC's using raised runner ProAction 23* heads / stock block - 3200lb.
10. SBC's using raised runner ProAction 23* heads / aftermarket block - 3300lb.
Heads
1. Billet or fabricated heads prohibited
2. Internal port areas of cylinder heads may be welded or epoxied for repairing, but heads must maintain standard "as produced" valve layout design, valve cant, and valve spacing. (no substituting canted valve for inline head, etc.).
3. Cylinder heads must retain OEM style port/valve configurations and must be a massed produced type head readily available. One-off or custom made cylinder heads prohibited. Must maintain conventional/stock style valve angles.
4. No Big Chief, Big Chief style,18* BBC, SB2 or Yates style heads allowed.
5. No 18* heads allowed except for LS1 stock valve angle heads.
6. Porting allowed.
7. If you are not sure if a particular head is allowed, contact TTT5 for clarification.
8. Click here for approved head list.Last edited by BigTruckDriver; 04-21-2006 at 02:12 PM.
Looks Factory!!
1968 Plymouth Valiant 1st Gen HEMI