Thread: New Pro Mod Rules!

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I think Pro Mod is the modern equivilent of the Fuel Altereds. OUtrageous appearance, short Wheelbase, guardrail to guardrail racing, and horsepower and speeds like the 200 MPH Altereds of the '60s!

NHRA has now added turbos to the list of engine combinations. That should make it just that much more interesting! :-)

It sure will,I have seen some "tame" looking turbo cars running pro mod numbers.Here in Texas we have a bad ass 1/8 mile track and it exciteing to see them run on this short track.The track is about as profesionalas a 1/8 mile track can get.

http://www.texasraceway.com/

it gets a little exciting at texas raceway.

Originally Posted by BigTruckDriver

It sure will,I have seen some "tame" looking turbo cars running pro mod numbers.Here in Texas we have a bad ass 1/8 mile track and it exciteing to see them run on this short track.The track is about as profesionalas a 1/8 mile track can get.

I grew up going to 1/8th mile Midwestern tracks, like Paris and Charleston, Illinois. There was a 1/5th mile in Terra Haute, Indiana.

Saw people like Garlits, Sox & Martin, Muldowney, Arnie Beswick, Jenkins, and many others run there. Good times and great racing!

Shine you hittin Kennedale tonight.The 10.5 cars will be running tonight, I am making plans right now.