BBF rules

[birdracing]

Originally Posted by Radial Bu

I think it's a great idea, the cool thing about the N/A deal is you get to take advantage of the bigger tire and you guys have all seen what Howard does on that 315!

No doubt, it is the best way to go. But also , the very expensive way to go especially when doing it with a BBF. And please don't think im saying you don't have the capital to do it! I'm only throwing my own opinion out there. I know how sensitive some peeps can be and just wanted to clear the air on that! I have stayed N/A for the same reason to prove a point as it sounds like you are doing as well. And by all means, more power to you!!! Good luck with the build...

[RacingTheBurg]

If I need a bottle then it will go in. I highly doubt I will run anywhere but sunshine.

Thanks guys.

[Radial Bu]

Bump for Kelly.

[85coupe]

Originally Posted by RedBullet

If you run nitrous you will be limited by the solenoid size or shot...And the car must weigh 3400#/w 275/60 radial, All motor 3100# any size radial or 10.5 slick.

Kelly

Can somebody show me where this appears in the rules? Can't find it.

[85coupe]

Originally Posted by Radial Bu

I think it's a great idea, the cool thing about the N/A deal is you get to take advantage of the bigger tire and you guys have all seen what Howard does on that 315!

When did Howard run the 315 tire? He was on a 275 hoosier at Sunshine.

[Radial Bu]

Sorry 85coupe that was a really old post from last years rules that I brought back up so Kelly could see the cylinder head rules that were previously explained.

[Radial Bu]

Originally Posted by 85coupe

When did Howard run the 315 tire? He was on a 275 hoosier at Sunshine.

Under last years rules N/A cars could run any radial or a 28 X 10 slick. Howard ran N/A last year with the white mustang.

[85coupe]

Thanks John. I thought I was losing it there for a second.