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Monster Mopar Outlaw Nss #1139864
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Judging from what I'm reading there are some pro-mod NSS cars that want to run heads up.
I'm game we just have to put some rules together that are simple to make it work
All makes or just mopar?
Heads up pro tree
Any tire or just 10.5s?
Transbrake?
Do we let the b bodies through 69 and e bodies through 71 race?
Loosen up the carb rule?
Keep the period correct hood scoop?
500 CID and smaller 2900lbs?
Over 500 3200?
Do we just set a minimum weight and thats it?

Re: Monster Mopar Outlaw Nss [Re: joshking440] #1139865
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HIDDEN NITROUS ?

OR IS THAT TOO EASY


....BAD A$$ STREET CAR.....
Re: Monster Mopar Outlaw Nss [Re: joshking440] #1139866
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The way I'd like to see it:

All Makes
10.5s only (w's ok)
Multiple Carburetors (no Dominators)
3,000 lbs. min. weight
Obviously N/A
period hoodscoops
Engine style must match year of car.
No pony cars (Mustangs, Camaros, post '68 Cudas/use body styles accepted by majority of NSS groups)
NSS interior rules

Basically accepted NSS rules with min. weight, 10.5's, trans brake/two steps,and a pro tree.

Keep it simple.


Jody Aberts 1966 Fairlane 427 Troublemaker2 AA/NSS 1964 Galaxie 500XL 390-4spd. 1966 F-100 390-C6 1967 Plymouth VIP 383-TF 2003 Roadking
Re: Monster Mopar Outlaw Nss [Re: n20mstr] #1139867
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HIDDEN NITROUS ?

OR IS THAT TOO EASY




Tony you want to win 2 classes leave something for us slower guys..

Re: Monster Mopar Outlaw Nss [Re: Troublemaker427] #1139868
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Quote:

The way I'd like to see it:

All Makes
10.5s only (w's ok)
Multiple Carburetors (no Dominators)
3,000 lbs. min. weight
Obviously N/A
period hoodscoops
Engine style must match year of car.
No pony cars (Mustangs, Camaros, post '68 Cudas/use body styles accepted by majority of NSS groups)
NSS interior rules

Basically accepted NSS rules with min. weight, 10.5's, trans brake/two steps,and a pro tree.

Keep it simple.




I like but the tires should be any size since NSS has a restriction...

Re: Monster Mopar Outlaw Nss [Re: NoJoke] #1139869
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No joke should Josh come by your house look at your car and make a list so he can get the rules right. Beings the rules are getting made now and the cars are already built, everyone's car is not going to be an exact fit.


Getting old just means you were smarter than some and luckier than others.
Re: Monster Mopar Outlaw Nss [Re: NoJoke] #1139870
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This is my reason for the 10.5 tire rule. From the outside the cars should look close to the way the were in the early to mid-60's. I know most run modern wheels, wheelie bars, etc. but the smaller tire lends itself to a more nostalgic apperance in my opinion. The smaller tire also adds another element to the challenge of getting a fast car down the track.

To be honest I'd like to keep it stock style suspension and real 10.5s but I know that would eliminate many current cars. 10.5w's are a plenty big tire.


Jody Aberts 1966 Fairlane 427 Troublemaker2 AA/NSS 1964 Galaxie 500XL 390-4spd. 1966 F-100 390-C6 1967 Plymouth VIP 383-TF 2003 Roadking
Re: Monster Mopar Outlaw Nss [Re: dannysbee] #1139871
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make the rules so my car fits. lol...

Re: Monster Mopar Outlaw Nss [Re: Troublemaker427] #1139872
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I like the idea of opening up the tire rule from the standpoint there a lot of SS Hemi cars that would fit right in.

Re: Monster Mopar Outlaw Nss [Re: joshking440] #1139873
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Does anyone remember the NSCA Pro Nostalgia class? Might be a good start plus there could be a few cars out there still that were built for it, used to be alot of fun to watch...I remember the Old Reliable Impala, Fountain of Youth Fairlane, Booze brothers Pale Rider...was lots of cool cars in that class over the years and the racing was close. Thats if the Mopar guys aint afraid of some stiff competition

Re: Monster Mopar Outlaw Nss [Re: joshking440] #1139874
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I like the idea of opening up the tire rule from the standpoint there a lot of SS Hemi cars that would fit right in.




Josh once you let the ss/ah cars in how are you going to level the playing field for the rest of the racers?


Getting old just means you were smarter than some and luckier than others.
Re: Monster Mopar Outlaw Nss [Re: dannysbee] #1139875
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I like the idea of opening up the tire rule from the standpoint there a lot of SS Hemi cars that would fit right in.




Josh once you let the ss/ah cars in how are you going to level the playing field for the rest of the racers?




I agree. Don't the SS/AH cars already have their own shootouts? If the SS/AH cars want to play let them run the smaller tire.


Jody Aberts 1966 Fairlane 427 Troublemaker2 AA/NSS 1964 Galaxie 500XL 390-4spd. 1966 F-100 390-C6 1967 Plymouth VIP 383-TF 2003 Roadking
Re: Monster Mopar Outlaw Nss [Re: dannysbee] #1139876
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Would any AH car that would show up be real threat?

Sure there are a few that run faster than 8.50s but not that many

Re: Monster Mopar Outlaw Nss [Re: dannysbee] #1139877
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No joke should Josh come by your house look at your car and make a list so he can get the rules right. Beings the rules are getting made now and the cars are already built, everyone's car is not going to be an exact fit.




You think Im the only one with a big tire under the car? NSS already has a rule for 10.5w why not run a big tire in this outlaw class he wants to start... There are plenty more cars that would enter I bet...

Re: Monster Mopar Outlaw Nss [Re: joshking440] #1139878
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Would any AH car that would show up be real threat?

Sure there are a few that run faster than 8.50s but not that many




I bet a few would show up...

Re: Monster Mopar Outlaw Nss [Re: joshking440] #1139879
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How fast will they go at 500-572 inches? You want to tech for cubic inches? It's a Pro's versus Joe's and the pros can use steroids if they want to build another engine.


Getting old just means you were smarter than some and luckier than others.
Re: Monster Mopar Outlaw Nss [Re: dannysbee] #1139880
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JOSH NO prob, i will run ANY SS/AH car.....

i will come on a 295 radial, and tractor trialer any of them


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Re: Monster Mopar Outlaw Nss [Re: NoJoke] #1139881
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NoJoke I don't think you are the only one with a big tire. But every post that comes up about tire size you are the first one there to lobby for the bigger tire and it just so happen to be the set up on your car. I am not trying to be rude or an a$$ that is just me on the outside looking in.

The 14x32 tire opens a can of worms you might not want opened.


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Re: Monster Mopar Outlaw Nss [Re: dannysbee] #1139882
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In my opinion...keep the tire rule at a 10.5W max...there is no reason to run a 14x32...work on your chassis set up if you can't make a 10.5W tire hook.

Like an earlier post said, keep the NSS rules of interior/exterior but let's do a Cubic Inch to weight type rule to level the playing field. In my opinion, the NSCA Pro Nostalgia class rules got a little overboard at the end but there were only a few players so the rules were written to accomodate them. If this new class keeps it simple (cubic inch to weight) for Wedge style and Hemi style engines, the class should stick around and have decent car counts.

Just my opinion...as I'm rebuilding my car now and looking for a heads up class to race...as of now, the only option I really have is NMCA pro stock where I'd have to race late model mustangs with Big Block Chevy's.

Re: Monster Mopar Outlaw Nss [Re: 64_Plymouth] #1139883
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im in. 10.5 w tires. lets face it look how fast people are going on small tires. if the big tired cars want to play throw some 33x10.5s on. I know of 2 hemi ss cars that did that this year with no problem.

i like the weight to cubic inch limit. dont limit ci though..

Casey

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