Posted By: NoJoke
Who has the Fastest NSS car!!!! - 11/28/11 05:47 AM
Who has the fastest NSS car?
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Who holds the record in NSS?
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Not really up on the rules, but I'm under the impression that different NSS groups have different rules...So I guess you have to say who has the fastest NSS car.
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Not really up on the rules, but I'm under the impression that different NSS groups have different rules...So I guess you have to say who has the fastest NSS car.
Mr. Yuck I guess your right about that it should be who has the fastest NSS car then...? But there are a few NSS clubs who do we go by?
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422 guys have some serious fast cars over there...
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My buddy Harry Schillings out of Canada is the fastest NSS guy I know personally, and he is going low 8's in his '70 Hemi Cuda...formaerly an originally AAR Cuda.
http://www.forhemisonly.com/index-6pic.html
http://www.tcsproducts.com/gallery/13/
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My buddy Harry Schillings out of Canada is the fastest NSS guy I know personally, and he is going low 8's in his '70 Hemi Cuda...formaerly an originally AAR Cuda.
http://www.forhemisonly.com/index-6pic.html
http://www.tcsproducts.com/gallery/13/
is a 70 Cuda even NSS??? I only ask because I thought it was restricted to early years. I asked once about making my 70 and NSS car and was told it's too new... Aren't most mid-60's vintage?
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i know the keep'n the faith 63 plymouth is bad fast.....like 8.40s fast
then you have the cuda of sanders that has 2 motors, a wedge and a hemi just depending on where they are racing
Jeff Burris 67 plymouth runs 8.70s I think....all bad fast rides
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i know the keep'n the faith 63 plymouth is bad fast.....like 8.40s fast
then you have the cuda of sanders that has 2 motors, a wedge and a hemi just depending on where they are racing
Jeff Burris 67 plymouth runs 8.70s I think....all bad fast rides
ALL these cars my son listed are NMCA Legal cars in the NSS/FX classes. FX are the classes from 8.75-9.75 divided by .25 increments. Also in the NMCA you can run a hemi or a wedge from 64'-67' B-body cars. A wedge or hemi in 68' darts or cudas.
59'-63' B-bodies are wedge only entries. Also chevies, fords, pontiacs and buick/olds are welcome to run. See the NMCA website or the Dave Duell Classic web site for the NSS rules.
All of us that run this series would welcome any racer that would like to run NSS. There are many new cars showing up and many being built to run these races. Poppaj
Sanders has been 8.48 to my knowledge. That was with the wedge
Paul (keepin the faith) has been at least 8.52, he may be faster but last i heard that was the fast pass.
Stelzer and white is around 8.80
McKenzie is like 8.70
Rossiter has been in the 80's
I have a feeling Sanders may be a little faster next year tho
Casey
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Frank Pelligrini
8.263 @ 161.77
Ford Powered
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Both of those cars wouldnt pass tech at an NMCA race most likely....
I forgot Grinwald and Crazy Larry in my previous post.. both in the 8.80s..
And Nojoke dont worry about me making an 8 sec pass in the whompin wedge, that will come soon enough
Casey
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Pickett: Both are 4 spd cars. Fun to watch They usually cover more than 1320 feet.
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Pickett: Both are 4 spd cars. Fun to watch They usually cover more than 1320 feet.
I've seen this car at Atco and it has to be one of the nicest cars I've seen. What's he have under the hood of the car?
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Pickett: Both are 4 spd cars. Fun to watch They usually cover more than 1320 feet.
I've seen this car at Atco and it has to be one of the nicest cars I've seen. What's he have under the hood of the car?
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Pickett: Both are 4 spd cars. Fun to watch They usually cover more than 1320 feet.
I've seen this car at Atco and it has to be one of the nicest cars I've seen. What's he have under the hood of the car?
Kauffman head pontiac, somewhere in the mid 400ci range IIRC.
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They are both around 2500 lb IIRC. I could ask him. Lucky's did the chassis on both, beautiful work. The wagon has been low 8.30s, has more left in it. was running 7.90's IIRC with a non NSS legal kauffman head motor. The sedan has been 8.40s or 50s. Both run G-force 5 speeds. You have to see them in person, I have rarely seen cars as nice.
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How about Kevin D. Karbelt Car...64 Plymouth...3200lbs..8.50s at just under 160MPH...For Hemis only built engine...
Dwight V. 68 cuda..3200lbs...just ran a 8.35 at 163mph...also a For Hemis Only built engine...
Great class to race in...GREAT bunch of guys!!
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Pickett: Both are 4 spd cars. Fun to watch They usually cover more than 1320 feet.
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I did not know you could set a record in NSS racing ? I have raced with a few and I ran in an 11.50 index class (had to dail every 1/2 second) and another that you have to dail on a 0 you know like 10.80 or 10.90 so I just did not know the system even has a way to set records ? I assume the Ford is just the fastest car running the class as I would think its the blue Falcon running with the 422 club ? Ron
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It would be hard to say who has the fastest nss car because there are different organizations with some different rules. Nss was started back in the 80's by the midwest nostalgia association. Then nmca adapted their rules and made them a class for them to race. Latter nsca did the same. Most nss rules still follow those same rules. Then 422 comes along with some very fast cars and wanted nmca and nsca to change the rules to fit some thier cars that did not fit. They did not have intakes carbs and had large tires. Since that did not happen they started their own series. Which is fine but everyone else was follwing different rules. If you look at who is fast that follows the nmca rules you find that there are a few that have gone fast. Paul Habar 63 wedge car went something like 8.60's Bill hombrick's 64 hemi car has gone 8.80's I have gone 8.90's and I think popj went 8.90's and I think ssr has now gone 8.90's and there may be a few that I missed. Im sure someone can chime in on that. In regards to that pontiac wagon I dont think that could fall into any nss class not even pro nostalgia which was a heads up class that was cu.in. to weight factored class and the rules where alittle easier. Hope this helps. Jake
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8.70 BEST ET
1.184 BEST 60'
# 3271 W/DRIVER
10.5 TIRE
496 CID HEMI STD STAGE V ALUM. HEADS 2.25 INT
NOT THE FASTEST BUT STILL A LOT MORE TO TUNE.
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8.70 BEST ET
1.184 BEST 60'
# 3271 W/DRIVER
10.5 TIRE
496 CID HEMI STD STAGE V ALUM. HEADS 2.25 INT
NOT THE FASTEST BUT STILL A LOT MORE TO TUNE.
AND 780 VAC SEC HOLLEYS. ORG SUPER STOCK CARBS
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It would be hard to say who has the fastest nss car because there are different organizations with some different rules. Nss was started back in the 80's by the midwest nostalgia association. Then nmca adapted their rules and made them a class for them to race. Latter nsca did the same. Most nss rules still follow those same rules. Then 422 comes along with some very fast cars and wanted nmca and nsca to change the rules to fit some thier cars that did not fit. They did not have intakes carbs and had large tires. Since that did not happen they started their own series. Which is fine but everyone else was follwing different rules. If you look at who is fast that follows the nmca rules you find that there are a few that have gone fast. Paul Habar 63 wedge car went something like 8.60's Bill hombrick's 64 hemi car has gone 8.80's I have gone 8.90's and I think popj went 8.90's and I think ssr has now gone 8.90's and there may be a few that I missed. Im sure someone can chime in on that. In regards to that pontiac wagon I dont think that could fall into any nss class not even pro nostalgia which was a heads up class that was cu.in. to weight factored class and the rules where alittle easier. Hope this helps. Jake
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WHAT I THINK WOULD BE FAIR IS A WEIGHT LIMIT 3200 WITH DRIVER AND CID LIMIT 500.
NOW LETS SEE WHO IS REALLY FAST.
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WHAT I THINK WOULD BE FAIR IS A WEIGHT LIMIT 3200 WITH DRIVER AND CID LIMIT 500.
NOW LETS SEE WHO IS REALLY FAST.
Boy,that 500 cid limit sure is convenient when you already have a 496. LOL
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WHAT I THINK WOULD BE FAIR IS A WEIGHT LIMIT 3200 WITH DRIVER AND CID LIMIT 500.
NOW LETS SEE WHO IS REALLY FAST.
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ALWAYS SEEMS TO CONFLICT WITH OUR CLUB SCHEDULE. IF OPEN I WILL BE THERE. ONLY PROBLEM IS MY 63 WITH THE HEMI.
I RUN OUR CLUB EVENTS ONLY. I AM NOT INTERESTED IN ANYTHING ELSE.
I AM REDESIGNING MY CURRENT ENGINE AND PLANNING TO COME OUT WITH A FEW NEW COMBO'S NEXT YEAR.
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For your veiwing enjoyment
You can see many of the cars discussed here
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9i4HjM7TJGs
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For your veiwing enjoyment
You can see many of the cars discussed here
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9i4HjM7TJGs
Great Video thanks..... Nice cars...
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THATS IF HES NOT BACK IN ALREADY!!! LOL!!!
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Yeah, I remember when he bought himself lunch on his birthday! LOL!
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Yeah, I remember when he bought himself lunch on his birthday! LOL!
That's what happens when you have NO FRIENDS
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Yeah, I remember when he bought himself lunch on his birthday! LOL!
That's what happens when you have NO FRIENDS
I thought you were his buddy?
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For your veiwing enjoyment
You can see many of the cars discussed here
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9i4HjM7TJGs
Great Video thanks..... Nice cars...
Bout 2:29 in and my buddy Harry Schillings is in there....Thought you guys said a Cuda isn't legal for NSS?
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Yeah, I remember when he bought himself lunch on his birthday! LOL!
That's what happens when you have NO FRIENDS
I thought you were his buddy?
We all make mistakes,some bigger than others.That one was REAL BIG!!
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Hey Mike C,
I don't belive anyone who has a tube chassis 63 with a hemi in it should even have an opnion on NSS cars. Stick to test-tune passes with your club.
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Hey Mike C,
I don't belive anyone who has a tube chassis 63 with a hemi in it should even have an opnion on NSS cars. Stick to test-tune passes with your club.
FIRST OFF MY CAR IS A BACK HALF CAR WITH THE ORIGINAL FRONT END. THE ONLY FIBERGLASS ON THE CAR IS THE HOOD AND FRONT BUMPER. THE REST IS STEEL. THATS RIGHT STEEL.
I DON'T THINK YOU OR PAUL CAN SAY ANYTHING. YOU OF ALL PEOPLE HAVE MORE CARBON FIBER IN THAT CAR THAN A CARBON FIBER MFG AND THEN WE HAVE THE ALL ALUMINUM 63 CAR. OH OH THE REAL CAR ALL I CARE ABOUT IS RUNNING EVENTS WITH OUR CLUB WHICH I AM A MEMBER AND HAVE BEEN FOR 5 YEARS.
500 CID LIMIT
#3200 OR HEAVIER
10.5 TIRE
AS I SAID LETS SEE HOW FAST YOU WILL BE.
JEFF HOW MANY OF OUR CLUB EVENTS DID YOU COME OUT TO LAST YEAR.
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We went 8.48 at 158mph at da grove in the Keepin the Faith car.This car is a real MaxWedge car not a clone.It,s not backhalfed and still has stock trunk,frame rails with a ladder bar.
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Wasn't SSR predicting 8.4's with his new combo? What ever happened with that. Caused quite a commotion on here with those predictions!
Someone should let him back in for the holidays to liven this place up, LOL!
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I dont know why you all are arguing about it. Rules are rules and Paul fits the rules for NSS and im sure you could too mike with a hood scoop change. How about you all bring them to the duell classic in beech bend or at the monster in indy and we will settle this up.
I want to rematch you Paul (in Sanders car). The last time we raced he went into a big wheelstand and went towards the wall. Your guys cars are neck and neck would be an awesome race. Also just announced NMCA has an 8.50 index now...
I am betting someone runs a 30 this year in that series...
Casey
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They follow NMCA rules, so you would have to change tires. If we do not have Lens car back together after I crashed it in september I'll put some 10.5x31w's on my ss/ah car and race that in nss. Jake. ps first time out with the black car ssr went some 8.50's as i recall.
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ps first time out with the black car ssr went some 8.50's as i recall.
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wheres he at now, on the bullet?
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ps first time out with the black car ssr went some 8.50's as i recall.
Wasn't he putting a top sportsman engine in that blue '65? Too many cars for me to follow. What black '65?
Did used to get an enjoyment out of his posts here though! Very entertaining! Never a dull moment. wheres he at now, on the bullet? That can't be pretty over there...
And Rob, car looks good! Car looks bad a$$ just sitting there!
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Hey Rob,
Your 65' still has torsion bar front suspension correct? Also I was informed by another racer that the NMCA rules commitee was listening to opinions on some new rule ideas, one was letting 8.50-9.00 run up to a 14x32 tire. They are trying to get more NHRA/IHRA Super stock cars in the mix like thunderbolts, 64'-67' B Bodies and the AH cudas and darts. Think about it there are a lot of cars that this would make legal. poppaj
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A lot of 8 second wanabee's (including me). I don't know all the quick guys. But I do know that Paul,Poppa J,& Jake have been working on it for a while. It's not as easy as it looks. Also not cheap. I have to believe many of these cars have 75k + invested. That's a lot of coin for a $1500 to win index class. How many cars have won an event at 9.25 or quicker in N/SS? That's my goal. Doin on the cheap as well. We will see.
Doug
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A lot of 8 second wanabee's (including me). I don't know all the quick guys. But I do know that Paul,Poppa J,& Jake have been working on it for a while. It's not as easy as it looks. Also not cheap. I have to believe many of these cars have 75k + invested. That's a lot of coin for a $1500 to win index class. How many cars have won an event at 9.25 or quicker in N/SS? That's my goal. Doin on the cheap as well. We will see.
Doug
Thats going to be one nice looking car when its done.. I like the paint choice...
PoppaJ whats your car weigh with you in it? And whats the weight limit for NMCA Rules 3200lbs?
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So whats the deal with the Ford I posted about? Reason I posted that was 422 motorsports is claiming the fastest NSS in the country...
8.20's is getting it done for sure. Would love to know engine size, setup/weight etc.. And what would it take Power wise for a Mopar to out run these guys?
Or is it even possible?
http://www.422motorsports.com/
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A lot of 8 second wanabee's (including me). I don't know all the quick guys. But I do know that Paul,Poppa J,& Jake have been working on it for a while. It's not as easy as it looks. Also not cheap. I have to believe many of these cars have 75k + invested. That's a lot of coin for a $1500 to win index class. How many cars have won an event at 9.25 or quicker in N/SS? That's my goal. Doin on the cheap as well. We will see.
Doug
Thats going to be one nice looking car when its done.. I like the paint choice...
PoppaJ whats your car weigh with you in it? And whats the weight limit for NMCA Rules 3200lbs?
Rob,
Weight is not a tech item...They will not allow excessive gutting like dashes, inner fenders or changes that change the look a bunch. Our car weighs 3680 with Casey in it. Plus we usally have 100# in the weight box on top of that. We still have full bench seat interior, all steel except hood and bumpers poppaj
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So whats the deal with the Ford I posted about? Reason I posted that was 422 motorsports is claiming the fastest NSS in the country...
8.20's is getting it done for sure. Would love to know engine size, setup/weight etc.. And what would it take Power wise for a Mopar to out run these guys?
Or is it even possible?
http://www.422motorsports.com/
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A lot of 8 second wanabee's (including me). I don't know all the quick guys. But I do know that Paul,Poppa J,& Jake have been working on it for a while. It's not as easy as it looks. Also not cheap. I have to believe many of these cars have 75k + invested. That's a lot of coin for a $1500 to win index class. How many cars have won an event at 9.25 or quicker in N/SS? That's my goal. Doin on the cheap as well. We will see.
Doug
Thats going to be one nice looking car when its done.. I like the paint choice...
PoppaJ whats your car weigh with you in it? And whats the weight limit for NMCA Rules 3200lbs?
Rob,
Weight is not a tech item...They will not allow excessive gutting like dashes, inner fenders or changes that change the look a bunch. Our car weighs 3680 with Casey in it. Plus we usally have 100# in the weight box on top of that. We still have full bench seat interior, all steel except hood and bumpers poppaj
Why did you add another 100lbs? Damn that car runs good for that weight...
PoppaJ I have a nice set of seats for your car...
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Lightest Old B body I have personally seen and checked out was Tank CrossWhites 64 Plymouth a few years back. Im wanting to say it was in the 2600-2700 lbs range, but not sure.
It ran 8.50's in the heat BTW and looked amazing.
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So whats the deal with the Ford I posted about? Reason I posted that was 422 motorsports is claiming the fastest NSS in the country...
8.20's is getting it done for sure. Would love to know engine size, setup/weight etc.. And what would it take Power wise for a Mopar to out run these guys?
Or is it even possible?
http://www.422motorsports.com/
The falcon had a injected SOHC cammer motor in it the last time I saw it run. It was very quick 8.40's probily went 20's at a sea level track like Atco I would say. It had alumium interior and 14x32 tires. I would bet by looking at it weight was probily 2600-2700# with driver.
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Lightest Old B body I have personally seen and checked out was Tank CrossWhites 64 Plymouth a few years back. Im wanting to say it was in the 2600-2700 lbs range, but not sure.
It ran 8.50's in the heat BTW and looked amazing.
Matt and Don Petco own that car now . it will have i think a 630 cu in. hemi when done.
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Lightest Old B body I have personally seen and checked out was Tank CrossWhites 64 Plymouth a few years back. Im wanting to say it was in the 2600-2700 lbs range, but not sure.
It ran 8.50's in the heat BTW and looked amazing.
Matt and Don Petco own that car now . it will have i think a 630 cu in. hemi when done.
I have the motor...I should of bought the car too. My 71 cuda isnt legal in most NSS assoc. Oh well, maybe a 68 cuda one day.
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Lightest Old B body I have personally seen and checked out was Tank CrossWhites 64 Plymouth a few years back. Im wanting to say it was in the 2600-2700 lbs range, but not sure.
It ran 8.50's in the heat BTW and looked amazing.
Matt and Don Petco own that car now . it will have i think a 630 cu in. hemi when done.
I have the motor...I should of bought the car too. My 71 cuda isnt legal in most NSS assoc. Oh well, maybe a 68 cuda one day.
Put the engine in your bro's cuda and your're good to go...
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Lightest Old B body I have personally seen and checked out was Tank CrossWhites 64 Plymouth a few years back. Im wanting to say it was in the 2600-2700 lbs range, but not sure.
It ran 8.50's in the heat BTW and looked amazing.
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Lightest Old B body I have personally seen and checked out was Tank CrossWhites 64 Plymouth a few years back. Im wanting to say it was in the 2600-2700 lbs range, but not sure.
It ran 8.50's in the heat BTW and looked amazing.
How is that car so light,aluminum nose,doors and corning??
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Lightest Old B body I have personally seen and checked out was Tank CrossWhites 64 Plymouth a few years back. Im wanting to say it was in the 2600-2700 lbs range, but not sure.
It ran 8.50's in the heat BTW and looked amazing.
How is that car so light,aluminum nose,doors and corning??
Glass front end, glass doors. Plexi side glass. Moly cage. thin bumpers. Aluminum bumper brackets, goes on and on. every pound adds up. Aluminum block and heads.
Getting re-energized on the project. Have almost all the long lead time engine parts. Hope to have it done for the warmer months.
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A lot of 8 second wanabee's (including me). I don't know all the quick guys. But I do know that Paul,Poppa J,& Jake have been working on it for a while. It's not as easy as it looks. Also not cheap. I have to believe many of these cars have 75k + invested. That's a lot of coin for a $1500 to win index class. How many cars have won an event at 9.25 or quicker in N/SS? That's my goal. Doin on the cheap as well. We will see.
Doug
Thats going to be one nice looking car when its done.. I like the paint choice...
PoppaJ whats your car weigh with you in it? And whats the weight limit for NMCA Rules 3200lbs?
Rob,
Weight is not a tech item...They will not allow excessive gutting like dashes, inner fenders or changes that change the look a bunch. Our car weighs 3680 with Casey in it. Plus we usally have 100# in the weight box on top of that. We still have full bench seat interior, all steel except hood and bumpers poppaj
Why did you add another 100lbs? Damn that car runs good for that weight...
PoppaJ I have a nice set of seats for your car...
Those are nice seats
Weight was to slow down to run 9.75 car is very consistant at that dial-in.
We are stepping it up for next year will probily run A/FX (9.25) WE still run a true 10.5x29.5 slick as well, rear wheel houses are still stock.
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Lightest Old B body I have personally seen and checked out was Tank CrossWhites 64 Plymouth a few years back. Im wanting to say it was in the 2600-2700 lbs range, but not sure.
It ran 8.50's in the heat BTW and looked amazing.
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Rob, I think there will be a lot of 9.25 rides next year... Doug's shooting for 9.25 in his new 64', Dirk is building a B-body hemi car, there are a couple more being built in the Indy area. I would not be surprized to see a dozen cars at that index. I would bet there will be a few more 8 second cars as well.
Check out the wheel base on Tank's old 64' it is 4" shorter than stock. poppaj
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Lightest Old B body I have personally seen and checked out was Tank CrossWhites 64 Plymouth a few years back. Im wanting to say it was in the 2600-2700 lbs range, but not sure.
It ran 8.50's in the heat BTW and looked amazing.
Matt and Don Petco own that car now . it will have i think a 630 cu in. hemi when done.
I have the motor...I should of bought the car too. My 71 cuda isnt legal in most NSS assoc. Oh well, maybe a 68 cuda one day.
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Lightest Old B body I have personally seen and checked out was Tank CrossWhites 64 Plymouth a few years back. Im wanting to say it was in the 2600-2700 lbs range, but not sure.
It ran 8.50's in the heat BTW and looked amazing.
Matt and Don Petco own that car now . it will have i think a 630 cu in. hemi when done.
I have the motor...I should of bought the car too. My 71 cuda isnt legal in most NSS assoc. Oh well, maybe a 68 cuda one day.
Your 71 Cuda is awesome... The 68 Cuda is it a SS/AH car?
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Is a shortened or AWB allowed in NSS,or are AWB a different class?
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Lightest Old B body I have personally seen and checked out was Tank CrossWhites 64 Plymouth a few years back. Im wanting to say it was in the 2600-2700 lbs range, but not sure.
It ran 8.50's in the heat BTW and looked amazing.
Matt and Don Petco own that car now . it will have i think a 630 cu in. hemi when done.
I have the motor...I should of bought the car too. My 71 cuda isnt legal in most NSS assoc. Oh well, maybe a 68 cuda one day.
Your 71 Cuda is awesome... The 68 Cuda is it a SS/AH car?
Thanks...
No I don't have a 68 Cuda yet, that's my dream car build and I would have to sell my 71 to build it.
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Lightest Old B body I have personally seen and checked out was Tank CrossWhites 64 Plymouth a few years back. Im wanting to say it was in the 2600-2700 lbs range, but not sure.
It ran 8.50's in the heat BTW and looked amazing.
Matt and Don Petco own that car now . it will have i think a 630 cu in. hemi when done.
I have the motor...I should of bought the car too. My 71 cuda isnt legal in most NSS assoc. Oh well, maybe a 68 cuda one day.
Your 71 Cuda is awesome... The 68 Cuda is it a SS/AH car?
Thanks...
No I don't have a 68 Cuda yet, that's my dream car build and I would have to sell my 71 to build it.
What size motor is in the 71 Cuda? Do you run a TF trans or glide?
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Both of those cars wouldnt pass tech at an NMCA race most likely....
I forgot Grinwald and Crazy Larry in my previous post.. both in the 8.80s..
And Nojoke dont worry about me making an 8 sec pass in the whompin wedge, that will come soon enough
Casey
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i thought SuperStock Racer had THE fastest one??
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i thought SuperStock Racer had THE fastest one??
Under 600 cubes,std cam location and Indy heads. More than likely.
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i thought SuperStock Racer had THE fastest one??
Under 600 cubes,std cam location and Indy heads. More than likely.
first off ssr's black car isnt legal. The blue one hasnt been in the 8's. so no, he is not the fastest. Habura or Sanders is. both have been 8.48.
dap, our heads are legal. all the valve geometry is the same its not like we run a ts or predator head.... we have been to a lot of nss races and have been legal everywhere. sure it has lines sticking out...... so what. it looks the same... next year will be interesting i know of a few guys stepping it up.
NSS shootout at the monster... thats all im saying. lets see who is the fastest. i got money saying SSR isnt even a contender....
casey
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i thought SuperStock Racer had THE fastest one??
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Hey Rob,
Your 65' still has torsion bar front suspension correct? Also I was informed by another racer that the NMCA rules commitee was listening to opinions on some new rule ideas, one was letting 8.50-9.00 run up to a 14x32 tire. They are trying to get more NHRA/IHRA Super stock cars in the mix like thunderbolts, 64'-67' B Bodies and the AH cudas and darts. Think about it there are a lot of cars that this would make legal. poppaj
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i thought SuperStock Racer had THE fastest one??
Tony did SSR promise you some of his TUBE steak with his special sause to come on here and post that? lol
And no he isnt the fastest he has to pickup his game by 6-8 tenths... Fastest he went was a 8.97 or a .98.... Black car is a 10.5 tire car which means you have him covered right now by a full second almost... Heads up should be good next yr and NSS should be really good as well there will be some guys going real fast for 2012...
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Actually I have been wondering about the B-1 stuff in NSS for quite a while. So with the wording of the rule as per 1.17 with any internal modifications can't you guys run M/C's? After all is is the same casting. I guess is all up to interpretation. Thank you for clearing that up.
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i thought SuperStock Racer had THE fastest one??
Tony did SSR promise you some of his TUBE steak with his special sause to come on here and post that? lol
And no he isnt the fastest he has to pickup his game by 6-8 tenths... Fastest he went was a 8.97 or a .98.... Black car is a 10.5 tire car which means you have him covered right now by a full second almost... Heads up should be good next yr and NSS should be really good as well there will be some guys going real fast for 2012...
Chris didnt promise me anything.
actually i could care less about this geritol type racing.
HA HA HA
im just looking to
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Actually I have been wondering about the B-1 stuff in NSS for quite a while. So with the wording of the rule as per 1.17 with any internal modifications can't you guys run M/C's? After all is is the same casting. I guess is all up to interpretation. Thank you for clearing that up.
Whats up Dap? There are a few guys running B1 heads in NSS... They wont let the TS or Preditor heads run...
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i thought SuperStock Racer had THE fastest one??
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Whats up Dap? There are a few guys running B1 heads in NSS... They wont let the TS or Preditor heads run...
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Actually I have been wondering about the B-1 stuff in NSS for quite a while. So with the wording of the rule as per 1.17 with any internal modifications can't you guys run M/C's? After all is is the same casting. I guess is all up to interpretation. Thank you for clearing that up.
Whats up Dap? There are a few guys running B1 heads in NSS... They wont let the TS or Preditor heads run...
Actually as far as I know we have the only B1 NSS car running at the moment.
Dap your right we could run the M/C no problem, in fact could run a PSO head
Casey
Quote:hard to figure them wedgie guys out lol.
Hey doug actually he ran 8.80's at 150+ @3500 lbs. and sold the body to a guy in Kentucky , My brother bought the motor. He has blown it up 4 times on the dyno. Them 400 blocks just can.t handle the power potentual of the upper half. It is back together one more time going on dyno in Jan,
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Actually I have been wondering about the B-1 stuff in NSS for quite a while. So with the wording of the rule as per 1.17 with any internal modifications can't you guys run M/C's? After all is is the same casting. I guess is all up to interpretation. Thank you for clearing that up.
Whats up Dap? There are a few guys running B1 heads in NSS... They wont let the TS or Preditor heads run...
Actually as far as I know we have the only B1 NSS car running at the moment.
Dap your right we could run the M/C no problem, in fact could run a PSO head
Casey
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Whats up Dap? There are a few guys running B1 heads in NSS... They wont let the TS or Preditor heads run...
Ok so no canted valve heads for Mopar. I know in other classes they are very specific about what heads you can and can`t use. They seem vague for NSS for some reason. I think an outlaw F/X class allowing Dominators and SV-1`s might be entertaining
Your car is coming along great Rob
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Hey Rob,
Your 65' still has torsion bar front suspension correct? Also I was informed by another racer that the NMCA rules commitee was listening to opinions on some new rule ideas, one was letting 8.50-9.00 run up to a 14x32 tire. They are trying to get more NHRA/IHRA Super stock cars in the mix like thunderbolts, 64'-67' B Bodies and the AH cudas and darts. Think about it there are a lot of cars that this would make legal. poppaj
PoppaJ did you hear if they confirmed about that tire rule change for 8.50-9.00?
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Hey Rob,
Your 65' still has torsion bar front suspension correct? Also I was informed by another racer that the NMCA rules commitee was listening to opinions on some new rule ideas, one was letting 8.50-9.00 run up to a 14x32 tire. They are trying to get more NHRA/IHRA Super stock cars in the mix like thunderbolts, 64'-67' B Bodies and the AH cudas and darts. Think about it there are a lot of cars that this would make legal. poppaj
PoppaJ did you hear if they confirmed about that tire rule change for 8.50-9.00?
Hi Rob,
Have not heard anymore on the 14x32 tire talk but I think it will be tough to convice the NMCA to do this since thier top classes run in the 5's on 10.5w x 33.5's which all A/NSS and all FX classes can run now. They are almost the size of 14x32's. Most guys put them on 15" wide rims. poppaj
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Hey Rob,
Your 65' still has torsion bar front suspension correct? Also I was informed by another racer that the NMCA rules commitee was listening to opinions on some new rule ideas, one was letting 8.50-9.00 run up to a 14x32 tire. They are trying to get more NHRA/IHRA Super stock cars in the mix like thunderbolts, 64'-67' B Bodies and the AH cudas and darts. Think about it there are a lot of cars that this would make legal. poppaj
PoppaJ did you hear if they confirmed about that tire rule change for 8.50-9.00?
Hi Rob,
Have not heard anymore on the 14x32 tire talk but I think it will be tough to convice the NMCA to do this since thier top classes run in the 5's on 10.5w x 33.5's which all A/NSS and all FX classes can run now. They are almost the size of 14x32's. Most guys put them on 15" wide rims. poppaj
Im going to have to get 16" bead locks and do like the outlaw guys do... My rims are 16" wide because the rear is to narrow....
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Hey Rob,
Your 65' still has torsion bar front suspension correct? Also I was informed by another racer that the NMCA rules commitee was listening to opinions on some new rule ideas, one was letting 8.50-9.00 run up to a 14x32 tire. They are trying to get more NHRA/IHRA Super stock cars in the mix like thunderbolts, 64'-67' B Bodies and the AH cudas and darts. Think about it there are a lot of cars that this would make legal. poppaj
PoppaJ did you hear if they confirmed about that tire rule change for 8.50-9.00?
Hi Rob,
Have not heard anymore on the 14x32 tire talk but I think it will be tough to convice the NMCA to do this since thier top classes run in the 5's on 10.5w x 33.5's which all A/NSS and all FX classes can run now. They are almost the size of 14x32's. Most guys put them on 15" wide rims. poppaj
Im going to have to get 16" bead locks and do like the outlaw guys do... My rims are 16" wide because the rear is to narrow....
Rob,
M/T makes a 10.5w x 33.5 x 16 all the top NMCA class guys run them on 16x16 beadlocks. Should be the ticket for you if they vote down the 14x32's
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Yep he is right 16 inch tire is a no go. That's why burris had to change. Why not just run a 15x15 rim and throw a 33x10.5w on?
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Hey Rob,
Your 65' still has torsion bar front suspension correct? Also I was informed by another racer that the NMCA rules commitee was listening to opinions on some new rule ideas, one was letting 8.50-9.00 run up to a 14x32 tire. They are trying to get more NHRA/IHRA Super stock cars in the mix like thunderbolts, 64'-67' B Bodies and the AH cudas and darts. Think about it there are a lot of cars that this would make legal. poppaj
PoppaJ did you hear if they confirmed about that tire rule change for 8.50-9.00?
Hi Rob,
Have not heard anymore on the 14x32 tire talk but I think it will be tough to convice the NMCA to do this since thier top classes run in the 5's on 10.5w x 33.5's which all A/NSS and all FX classes can run now. They are almost the size of 14x32's. Most guys put them on 15" wide rims. poppaj
Im going to have to get 16" bead locks and do like the outlaw guys do... My rims are 16" wide because the rear is to narrow....
Rob,
M/T makes a 10.5w x 33.5 x 16 all the top NMCA class guys run them on 16x16 beadlocks. Should be the ticket for you if they vote down the 14x32's
Quote:fwiw = lmao!!!!
All this talk about the fastest NSS car,
I suggest bring them to Beech Bend for the Dave Duell Classic (NMCA) race in August 2012 and register them for the 8.50 index for the weekend. NMCA usually does a thorough tech job. This would probably show who's the baddest, if they can cover the 8.50 index and pass tech. You can let hang out in qualifying and then slow down to the 8.50 index for the race.
fwiw my keyboard only runs the 10.50 index
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The tire rule is not going to change in NSS. It is a core rule in the NMCA. The only rule change for 2012 is to add the AAAA/FX which is 8.50 class. This will have to been done on 10.5W tires. Thanks, Doug
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Maybe you guys should re-think the trie sizes a little.,....
LOL 14 X 32 ????
Maybe you go a lil faster if you have less rotating weight back there.
This is 2011, people are going in the 7's and 6's on 9 and 10" tires
Oh yea thats right it Nostalgia Super Stock....supposed to be the 60's
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Hmmmmmm
NSS now thats from the 60's right??? Since when was a B1 looking head availible then??? These cars are supposed to look period correct RIGHT?!
NOW....SuperstockRacer has an 8 sec car....and it LOOKS THE PART UNDER THE HOOD....(No B1's)
NoJoke, you never met me, why you make comments like that towards me??? Im just stating facts here, SSR has an 8 sec car with Indy heads.
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Actually I have been wondering about the B-1 stuff in NSS for quite a while. So with the wording of the rule as per 1.17 with any internal modifications can't you guys run M/C's? After all is is the same casting. I guess is all up to interpretation. Thank you for clearing that up.
Whats up Dap? There are a few guys running B1 heads in NSS... They wont let the TS or Preditor heads run...
Actually as far as I know we have the only B1 NSS car running at the moment.
Dap your right we could run the M/C no problem, in fact could run a PSO head
Casey
I wasnt aware of that Casey that you guys were the only ones running a B1 head... Id figure if it was legal to run a lot more guys would run them since you can make some big power with B1 heads... 2012 should be a good yr for the NSS cars since more racers are stepping up there program...
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Actually I have been wondering about the B-1 stuff in NSS for quite a while. So with the wording of the rule as per 1.17 with any internal modifications can't you guys run M/C's? After all is is the same casting. I guess is all up to interpretation. Thank you for clearing that up.
Whats up Dap? There are a few guys running B1 heads in NSS... They wont let the TS or Preditor heads run...
Actually as far as I know we have the only B1 NSS car running at the moment.
Dap your right we could run the M/C no problem, in fact could run a PSO head
Casey
I wasnt aware of that Casey that you guys were the only ones running a B1 head... Id figure if it was legal to run a lot more guys would run them since you can make some big power with B1 heads... 2012 should be a good yr for the NSS cars since more racers are stepping up there program...
NoJoke let me get this straight....YOu think its ok for WhompinWedge to have a B1 head...but SSR cant?? Or shouldnt??
Just trying to learn all this geriatric NSS racing stuff
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Hey Rob,
Your 65' still has torsion bar front suspension correct? Also I was informed by another racer that the NMCA rules commitee was listening to opinions on some new rule ideas, one was letting 8.50-9.00 run up to a 14x32 tire. They are trying to get more NHRA/IHRA Super stock cars in the mix like thunderbolts, 64'-67' B Bodies and the AH cudas and darts. Think about it there are a lot of cars that this would make legal. poppaj
PoppaJ did you hear if they confirmed about that tire rule change for 8.50-9.00?
Hi Rob,
Have not heard anymore on the 14x32 tire talk but I think it will be tough to convice the NMCA to do this since thier top classes run in the 5's on 10.5w x 33.5's which all A/NSS and all FX classes can run now. They are almost the size of 14x32's. Most guys put them on 15" wide rims. poppaj
Im going to have to get 16" bead locks and do like the outlaw guys do... My rims are 16" wide because the rear is to narrow....
Rob,
M/T makes a 10.5w x 33.5 x 16 all the top NMCA class guys run them on 16x16 beadlocks. Should be the ticket for you if they vote down the 14x32's
Bill what sise rims do you have on the back of your car?
Quote:i belive those guys do not have the big touque# on the leave. im sure it could be done but show me one of those cars with 800 ft# of torque. i for one have a cast crossram on my engine.
Maybe you guys should re-think the trie sizes a little.,....
LOL 14 X 32 ????
Maybe you go a lil faster if you have less rotating weight back there.
This is 2011, people are going in the 7's and 6's on 9 and 10" tires
Oh yea thats right it Nostalgia Super Stock....supposed to be the 60's
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Actually I have been wondering about the B-1 stuff in NSS for quite a while. So with the wording of the rule as per 1.17 with any internal modifications can't you guys run M/C's? After all is is the same casting. I guess is all up to interpretation. Thank you for clearing that up.
Whats up Dap? There are a few guys running B1 heads in NSS... They wont let the TS or Preditor heads run...
Actually as far as I know we have the only B1 NSS car running at the moment.
Dap your right we could run the M/C no problem, in fact could run a PSO head
Casey
I wasnt aware of that Casey that you guys were the only ones running a B1 head... Id figure if it was legal to run a lot more guys would run them since you can make some big power with B1 heads... 2012 should be a good yr for the NSS cars since more racers are stepping up there program...
NoJoke let me get this straight....YOu think its ok for WhompinWedge to have a B1 head...but SSR cant?? Or shouldnt??
Just trying to learn all this geriatric NSS racing stuff
Quote:ill google it up.
im pretty sure nitrous was availible in the 60's....
Quote:ya just found that out on yb. they are pretty smart over there. how ya doin mark?
I'm pretty sure WWII aircraft used it for high altitude horsepower.
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Maybe you guys should re-think the trie sizes a little.,....
LOL 14 X 32 ????
Maybe you go a lil faster if you have less rotating weight back there.
This is 2011, people are going in the 7's and 6's on 9 and 10" tires
Oh yea thats right it Nostalgia Super Stock....supposed to be the 60's
Quote:Quote:ya just found that out on yb. they are pretty smart over there. how ya doin mark?
I'm pretty sure WWII aircraft used it for high altitude horsepower.
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Maybe you guys should re-think the trie sizes a little.,....
LOL 14 X 32 ????
Maybe you go a lil faster if you have less rotating weight back there.
This is 2011, people are going in the 7's and 6's on 9 and 10" tires
Oh yea thats right it Nostalgia Super Stock....supposed to be the 60's
Well I'm not as fast as those guys but I've always run a 9 x 28 tire. Look at all the Stockers that are flying with the 9 x 30 mandated tires too. I see no reason to drag around all that tire in high gear.
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Hmmmmmm
NSS now thats from the 60's right??? Since when was a B1 looking head availible then??? These cars are supposed to look period correct RIGHT?!
NOW....SuperstockRacer has an 8 sec car....and it LOOKS THE PART UNDER THE HOOD....(No B1's)
NoJoke, you never met me, why you make comments like that towards me??? Im just stating facts here, SSR has an 8 sec car with Indy heads.
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Hmmmmmm
NSS now thats from the 60's right??? Since when was a B1 looking head availible then??? These cars are supposed to look period correct RIGHT?!
NOW....SuperstockRacer has an 8 sec car....and it LOOKS THE PART UNDER THE HOOD....(No B1's)
NoJoke, you never met me, why you make comments like that towards me??? Im just stating facts here, SSR has an 8 sec car with Indy heads.
Tony,you want to stir the pot and include that NON-CONTENDER wanna-be,take it to the bullit,his name is not worthy of this thread or even this site.That way he can speak for himself and get put in his place. All his legacy does here is lock threads and Rob has a good one going on,so drop his name or take it to YB
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I'm pretty sure WWII aircraft used it for high altitude horsepower.
Doing good Bill, thanks. Just trying to clean my garage up and trying to find room for a new welder and a bigger compressor. Already 12 ibs of sh!t in a 6 lb bag in there
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Maybe you guys should re-think the trie sizes a little.,....
LOL 14 X 32 ????
Maybe you go a lil faster if you have less rotating weight back there.
This is 2011, people are going in the 7's and 6's on 9 and 10" tires
Oh yea thats right it Nostalgia Super Stock....supposed to be the 60's
Well I'm not as fast as those guys but I've always run a 9 x 28 tire. Look at all the Stockers that are flying with the 9 x 30 mandated tires too. I see no reason to drag around all that tire in high gear.
Paul H tested 29.5, 31.0, 33.5 and was the quickest on the 29.5's
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Are tunnelrams allowed in NSS racing?
They were period correct right?
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Maybe you guys should re-think the trie sizes a little.,....
LOL 14 X 32 ????
Maybe you go a lil faster if you have less rotating weight back there.
This is 2011, people are going in the 7's and 6's on 9 and 10" tires
Oh yea thats right it Nostalgia Super Stock....supposed to be the 60's
Well I'm not as fast as those guys but I've always run a 9 x 28 tire. Look at all the Stockers that are flying with the 9 x 30 mandated tires too. I see no reason to drag around all that tire in high gear.
Paul H tested 29.5, 31.0, 33.5 and was the quickest on the 29.5's
Casey what gear you guy run in your car? I have Mike Bookers old MW center section from his SS/AH cuda and they had 5.60 gears... I don't plan on buzzing the motor that high but I'm thinking a 4.88 might be a good starting point...
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My brother runs a tunnel ram on his low deck 499 in his 64. He is not happy with it as the top of the carbs come right to the bottom of this scoop. He plans to build an RB block eng and go to either the Indy box crossram or the standard Mopar crossram. I have to agree that the tunnel ram belongs more in Nostalgic Pro Stock more then NSS. Most NSS rules say you have to run 2 fours if thats what they used back then and you can use a tunnel ram as long as its 2 fours. But in my opinion when you look at my brothers 64 with this large hemi scoop and 2 fours on the tunnel ram and then compare it to my 63 with the right size Maxie scoop and one carb my 63 looks way more period correct with the hoods closed. I mean the fans see them race with the hoods closed and do these newer taller versions of the hemi and max wedge scoops look more correct then a single carb car with the normal size scoop ? Not knocing the newer taller scoops its just alot of NSS clubs wont let me run with a single carb as you have to have 2 carbs for my 63 to be legal. But I feel with the hood down my 63 looks more correct then cars with the taller scoops so they can fit 2 carbs with different intakes. And dont get me wrong as I am not complaining as I could not run many NSS races even if I was all legal by the rules. I am just making an observation that the fans cant see how many carbs are under the hood when they are racing with the hoods down. But they can see the bigger scoops that are not correct looking. And I do understand that the bigger engines most use now need alot more air also. Just an observation that I was curious what anyone else might think. Ron
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Are tunnelrams allowed in NSS racing?
They were period correct right?
Yes period correct but not in Super Stock.
Tunnel rams belong in Nostalgia Pro Stock.
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Actually my brother is going to build a complete new eng using a RB block as the 499 in it now is a low deck B block. He wants to build a much stronger eng with the RB block and Victor heads as he has RPM heads on the 499 in it now. And then maybe use the Indy box style crossram.
As far as I know any 2 four intake is legal for NSS acording to the way the rules read I believe ? Ron
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Are tunnelrams allowed in NSS racing?
They were period correct right?
Yes period correct but not in Super Stock.
Tunnel rams belong in Nostalgia Pro Stock.
Ang what do you think is this intake legal for NSS?
My thoughts and what is ultimately deemed legal are 2 different things. It appears that each NSS organization has different interpretation of what is and isn't allowed.
That would in my opinion be legal only on 68 Darts and Cuda's- but other cars that run in NSS emulating current Super Stockers (in the SS/AA and upper classes might be using these). The "Honkin' Hemi 65 Plymouth comes to mind.
Ultimately it all comes down to bracket racing after class run offs.
Groups I run with here on the East coast would allow that on an A/FX classified car.
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Are tunnelrams allowed in NSS racing?
They were period correct right?
Yes period correct but not in Super Stock.
Tunnel rams belong in Nostalgia Pro Stock.
Ang what do you think is this intake legal for NSS?
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FX works for me....
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So this thread is 5 pages deep and no one knows who has the fastest NSS car still?
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So this thread is 5 pages deep and no one knows who has the fastest NSS car still?
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Look ate these cars from the outside they look like the 60's. Look under the hood it looks similar... what more do you want?
Casey
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Look ate these cars from the outside they look like the 60's. Look under the hood it looks similar... what more do you want?
Casey
I know when my Grandpa bought his new '65 Coronet, he was able to run right down to Sheffler's in New Castle, PA and order new Weld Pro Stars, ladder bars, Strange Coil-Overs, a PPP shifter, and Indy heads to go racing with. Then he went over to Superior Sign for new vinyl lettering on his $5,000 base/clear paint job. Yep, all that in 1965...
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Actually my brother is going to build a complete new eng using a RB block as the 499 in it now is a low deck B block. He wants to build a much stronger eng with the RB block and Victor heads as he has RPM heads on the 499 in it now. And then maybe use the Indy box style crossram.
As far as I know any 2 four intake is legal for NSS acording to the way the rules read I believe ? Ron
I'm sorry Ron I mis read what you wrote about the intake... Is he going to use a mega block for his new build?
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Casey.....Casey.....Casey....
I cant believer you think its just that easy to bolt on a nitrous plate and go that fast....LOL
Those that have never used it always like to dis-credit the people using it to go fast. Im not discrediting anyone...Just stated who i thought had the fastest NSS car, and his haters jump right on that. meanwhile i really dont know any of these guys other than to maybe say hi. This site is more biased than i thought, because im getting PM's about voicing my opinion in here??? WOW ....
AND i know how hard it is to go 8 anything WITH OR WITHOUT nitrous...SO props to all the fast NSS cars out there getting it done while still maintaining that 1960's look.
Also accept my apology if you took my sarcasm the wrong way, just indicating that a lot of Mopar guys really are stuck in the 60's...in technology as well as mentally...LOL
PEACE
PS...Just re-read your post, all i want is for the "haters" to see that yes SSR is going in the 8's with just an Indy head, very 1960's appearing car. Thats all...AND for the record, when i get on the same track/pits as SSR im going to show him what a real street car runs like
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Casey.....Casey.....Casey....
I cant believer you think its just that easy to bolt on a nitrous plate and go that fast....LOL
Those that have never used it always like to dis-credit the people using it to go fast. Im not discrediting anyone...Just stated who i thought had the fastest NSS car, and his haters jump right on that. meanwhile i really dont know any of these guys other than to maybe say hi. This site is more biased than i thought, because im getting PM's about voicing my opinion in here??? WOW ....
AND i know how hard it is to go 8 anything WITH OR WITHOUT nitrous...SO props to all the fast NSS cars out there getting it done while still maintaining that 1960's look.
Also accept my apology if you took my sarcasm the wrong way, just indicating that a lot of Mopar guys really are stuck in the 60's...in technology as well as mentally...LOL
PEACE
PS...Just re-read your post, all i want is for the "haters" to see that yes SSR is going in the 8's with just an Indy head, very 1960's appearing car. Thats all...AND for the record, when i get on the same track/pits as SSR im going to show him what a real street car runs like
Yes your right he just broke into the 8's he went an 8.97 in Nov in great air and it was 55 deg out...
Tony we are waiting for your dart to take out that 1200 hp TS motor next season... His car was supposed to go 8.20's from what I recall reading under his car picture...
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Casey.....Casey.....Casey....
I cant believer you think its just that easy to bolt on a nitrous plate and go that fast....LOL
Those that have never used it always like to dis-credit the people using it to go fast. Im not discrediting anyone...Just stated who i thought had the fastest NSS car, and his haters jump right on that. meanwhile i really dont know any of these guys other than to maybe say hi. This site is more biased than i thought, because im getting PM's about voicing my opinion in here??? WOW ....
AND i know how hard it is to go 8 anything WITH OR WITHOUT nitrous...SO props to all the fast NSS cars out there getting it done while still maintaining that 1960's look.
Also accept my apology if you took my sarcasm the wrong way, just indicating that a lot of Mopar guys really are stuck in the 60's...in technology as well as mentally...LOL
PEACE
PS...Just re-read your post, all i want is for the "haters" to see that yes SSR is going in the 8's with just an Indy head, very 1960's appearing car. Thats all...AND for the record, when i get on the same track/pits as SSR im going to show him what a real street car runs like
Yes your right he just broke into the 8's he went an 8.97 in Nov in great air and it was 55 deg out...
Tony we are waiting for your dart to take out that 1200 hp TS motor next season... His car was supposed to go 8.20's from what I recall reading under his car picture...
He went the 8.90's with the light blue 65 dodge. The black car has gone 8.50's and still tying to sort it out.
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I bought my 1963 plymouth Belvedere new in 64. It is a stage III 426 aluminum car with all aluminum frontend with trunk mounted battery. It came with the new improved 518 stage III heads.I believe the fastest I went with it was 12.27 on a set of drag 500 slicks out back on SS springs.
I still race it to this day, only modifications I made were a set of Cal-tracs and hooker headers bumped up the compression and a roller cam for some more power,Dvorack prepped my heads years ago and we were able to go low 11's. 11.08
I still enjoy the NSS racing and love how these cars are still racing strong after all these years.
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Casey.....Casey.....Casey....
I cant believer you think its just that easy to bolt on a nitrous plate and go that fast....LOL
Those that have never used it always like to dis-credit the people using it to go fast. Im not discrediting anyone...Just stated who i thought had the fastest NSS car, and his haters jump right on that. meanwhile i really dont know any of these guys other than to maybe say hi. This site is more biased than i thought, because im getting PM's about voicing my opinion in here??? WOW ....
AND i know how hard it is to go 8 anything WITH OR WITHOUT nitrous...SO props to all the fast NSS cars out there getting it done while still maintaining that 1960's look.
Also accept my apology if you took my sarcasm the wrong way, just indicating that a lot of Mopar guys really are stuck in the 60's...in technology as well as mentally...LOL
PEACE
PS...Just re-read your post, all i want is for the "haters" to see that yes SSR is going in the 8's with just an Indy head, very 1960's appearing car. Thats all...AND for the record, when i get on the same track/pits as SSR im going to show him what a real street car runs like
Yes your right he just broke into the 8's he went an 8.97 in Nov in great air and it was 55 deg out...
Tony we are waiting for your dart to take out that 1200 hp TS motor next season... His car was supposed to go 8.20's from what I recall reading under his car picture...
He went the 8.90's with the light blue 65 dodge. The black car has gone 8.50's and still tying to sort it out.
Did you see it run 8.50's?
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I bought my 1963 plymouth Belvedere new in 64. It is a stage III 426 aluminum car with all aluminum frontend with trunk mounted battery. It came with the new improved 518 stage III heads.I believe the fastest I went with it was 12.27 on a set of drag 500 slicks out back on SS springs.
I still race it to this day, only modifications I made were a set of Cal-tracs and hooker headers bumped up the compression and a roller cam for some more power,Dvorack prepped my heads years ago and we were able to go low 11's. 11.08
I still enjoy the NSS racing and love how these cars are still racing strong after all these years.
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I bought my 1963 plymouth Belvedere new in 64. It is a stage III 426 aluminum car with all aluminum frontend with trunk mounted battery. It came with the new improved 518 stage III heads.I believe the fastest I went with it was 12.27 on a set of drag 500 slicks out back on SS springs.
I still race it to this day, only modifications I made were a set of Cal-tracs and hooker headers bumped up the compression and a roller cam for some more power,Dvorack prepped my heads years ago and we were able to go low 11's. 11.08
I still enjoy the NSS racing and love how these cars are still racing strong after all these years.
How about a picture! I'd love to see that car! They're is a guy that races with us once and a while at Cordova Ill. that has a 64 hemi aluminum Dodge that he bought I heard in 65,it's red and silver and it still has all the old lettering on it from back then and the aluminum is getting ratty here and there but its a real car and he's having fun with it, it's really neat to look at. I can't remember his name at the moment.
Russ
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I bought my 1963 plymouth Belvedere new in 64. It is a stage III 426 aluminum car with all aluminum frontend with trunk mounted battery. It came with the new improved 518 stage III heads.I believe the fastest I went with it was 12.27 on a set of drag 500 slicks out back on SS springs.
I still race it to this day, only modifications I made were a set of Cal-tracs and hooker headers bumped up the compression and a roller cam for some more power,Dvorack prepped my heads years ago and we were able to go low 11's. 11.08
I still enjoy the NSS racing and love how these cars are still racing strong after all these years.
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Casey.....Casey.....Casey....
I cant believer you think its just that easy to bolt on a nitrous plate and go that fast....LOL
Those that have never used it always like to dis-credit the people using it to go fast. Im not discrediting anyone...Just stated who i thought had the fastest NSS car, and his haters jump right on that. meanwhile i really dont know any of these guys other than to maybe say hi. This site is more biased than i thought, because im getting PM's about voicing my opinion in here??? WOW ....
AND i know how hard it is to go 8 anything WITH OR WITHOUT nitrous...SO props to all the fast NSS cars out there getting it done while still maintaining that 1960's look.
Also accept my apology if you took my sarcasm the wrong way, just indicating that a lot of Mopar guys really are stuck in the 60's...in technology as well as mentally...LOL
PEACE
PS...Just re-read your post, all i want is for the "haters" to see that yes SSR is going in the 8's with just an Indy head, very 1960's appearing car. Thats all...AND for the record, when i get on the same track/pits as SSR im going to show him what a real street car runs like
Yes your right he just broke into the 8's he went an 8.97 in Nov in great air and it was 55 deg out...
Tony we are waiting for your dart to take out that 1200 hp TS motor next season... His car was supposed to go 8.20's from what I recall reading under his car picture...
He went the 8.90's with the light blue 65 dodge. The black car has gone 8.50's and still tying to sort it out.
Did you see it run 8.50's?
DID YOU? I know I DIDN"T see it either but what's the point? This is a nice informative thread and now the doubting and question comment.
Do I have to send you back into your garage like I sent Al the other day?
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So we are 100% positive that a B-1 is legal, and a sheet metal intake is legal....... so what if a SS/AH car shows up on a 10.5 and no transbrake.....whats the ruling there
Im thinking I need to put up a few thousand dollars for a heads up NSS shoot out.......
Maybe we can get SSR to come out and run Poppa J and they dont even have to put up any money! That way we can really find out who has the fasted NSS car
And I know, its a bracket race.....but Mopar racers as a whole would rather chase a timeslip than win a bracket race and we all know that....I Know I do
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Casey.....Casey.....Casey....
I cant believer you think its just that easy to bolt on a nitrous plate and go that fast....LOL
Those that have never used it always like to dis-credit the people using it to go fast. Im not discrediting anyone...Just stated who i thought had the fastest NSS car, and his haters jump right on that. meanwhile i really dont know any of these guys other than to maybe say hi. This site is more biased than i thought, because im getting PM's about voicing my opinion in here??? WOW ....
AND i know how hard it is to go 8 anything WITH OR WITHOUT nitrous...SO props to all the fast NSS cars out there getting it done while still maintaining that 1960's look.
Also accept my apology if you took my sarcasm the wrong way, just indicating that a lot of Mopar guys really are stuck in the 60's...in technology as well as mentally...LOL
PEACE
PS...Just re-read your post, all i want is for the "haters" to see that yes SSR is going in the 8's with just an Indy head, very 1960's appearing car. Thats all...AND for the record, when i get on the same track/pits as SSR im going to show him what a real street car runs like
Yes your right he just broke into the 8's he went an 8.97 in Nov in great air and it was 55 deg out...
Tony we are waiting for your dart to take out that 1200 hp TS motor next season... His car was supposed to go 8.20's from what I recall reading under his car picture...
He went the 8.90's with the light blue 65 dodge. The black car has gone 8.50's and still tying to sort it out.
Did you see it run 8.50's?
DID YOU? I know I DIDN"T see it either but what's the point? This is a nice informative thread and now the doubting and question comment.
Do I have to send you back into your garage like I sent Al the other day?
LMFAO Ang im not AL ill send you somewhere else my friend... Dont kill this thread its going good..."ANYWAY BACK TO YOU JIM"
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Casey.....Casey.....Casey....
I cant believer you think its just that easy to bolt on a nitrous plate and go that fast....LOL
Those that have never used it always like to dis-credit the people using it to go fast. Im not discrediting anyone...Just stated who i thought had the fastest NSS car, and his haters jump right on that. meanwhile i really dont know any of these guys other than to maybe say hi. This site is more biased than i thought, because im getting PM's about voicing my opinion in here??? WOW ....
AND i know how hard it is to go 8 anything WITH OR WITHOUT nitrous...SO props to all the fast NSS cars out there getting it done while still maintaining that 1960's look.
Also accept my apology if you took my sarcasm the wrong way, just indicating that a lot of Mopar guys really are stuck in the 60's...in technology as well as mentally...LOL
PEACE
PS...Just re-read your post, all i want is for the "haters" to see that yes SSR is going in the 8's with just an Indy head, very 1960's appearing car. Thats all...AND for the record, when i get on the same track/pits as SSR im going to show him what a real street car runs like
Yes your right he just broke into the 8's he went an 8.97 in Nov in great air and it was 55 deg out...
Tony we are waiting for your dart to take out that 1200 hp TS motor next season... His car was supposed to go 8.20's from what I recall reading under his car picture...
He went the 8.90's with the light blue 65 dodge. The black car has gone 8.50's and still tying to sort it out.
Did you see it run 8.50's?
DID YOU? I know I DIDN"T see it either but what's the point? This is a nice informative thread and now the doubting and question comment.
Do I have to send you back into your garage like I sent Al the other day?
LMFAO Ang im not AL ill send you somewhere else my friend... Dont kill this thread its going good..."ANYWAY BACK TO YOU JIM"
Sorry Rob! In keeping with the Christmas spirit I'm don't want thread to stop. Thats why I commented as I did.
This is a breath of fresh air in an otherwise rotten world.
I'm going back to the garage now to do more work on my car.
On another note lets ALL meet at the Beaver in July so all the really fast NSS cars can duke it out- East coast vs Mid west. OK?
BTW- Who's JIM?
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I bought my 1963 plymouth Belvedere new in 64. It is a stage III 426 aluminum car with all aluminum frontend with trunk mounted battery. It came with the new improved 518 stage III heads.I believe the fastest I went with it was 12.27 on a set of drag 500 slicks out back on SS springs.
I still race it to this day, only modifications I made were a set of Cal-tracs and hooker headers bumped up the compression and a roller cam for some more power,Dvorack prepped my heads years ago and we were able to go low 11's. 11.08
I still enjoy the NSS racing and love how these cars are still racing strong after all these years.
How about a picture! I'd love to see that car! They're is a guy that races with us once and a while at Cordova Ill. that has a 64 hemi aluminum Dodge that he bought I heard in 65,it's red and silver and it still has all the old lettering on it from back then and the aluminum is getting ratty here and there but its a real car and he's having fun with it, it's really neat to look at. I can't remember his name at the moment.
Russ
Yes I have a few pictures of the car now as it sits.My brother also has a 64 Aluminum Savoy. We both got them in White with Red interiors.
We still retain the factory lapbelts and pushbutton on the dash board.
I did however break the ball & trunion years ago and I put in a 65 slip yoke transmission.
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Here's the fastest NSS car, it just doesn't know it yet!
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So we are 100% positive that a B-1 is legal, and a sheet metal intake is legal....... so what if a SS/AH car shows up on a 10.5 and no transbrake.....whats the ruling there
Im thinking I need to put up a few thousand dollars for a heads up NSS shoot out.......
Maybe we can get SSR to come out and run Poppa J and they dont even have to put up any money! That way we can really find out who has the fasted NSS car
And I know, its a bracket race.....but Mopar racers as a whole would rather chase a timeslip than win a bracket race and we all know that....I Know I do
Im thinking I need to put up a few thousand dollars for a heads up NSS shoot out.......
Maybe we can get SSR to come out and run Poppa J and they dont even have to put up any money! That way we can really find out who has the fasted NSS car
Quote:i for 1 run a cast crossram and yes id like to see a ah car with 10.5 and no transbrake run. im sure they would get down the track but it may be difficult for them. and my hats off to those guys for going as fast as they are.
So we are 100% positive that a B-1 is legal, and a sheet metal intake is legal....... so what if a SS/AH car shows up on a 10.5 and no transbrake.....whats the ruling there
Im thinking I need to put up a few thousand dollars for a heads up NSS shoot out.......
Maybe we can get SSR to come out and run Poppa J and they dont even have to put up any money! That way we can really find out who has the fasted NSS car
And I know, its a bracket race.....but Mopar racers as a whole would rather chase a timeslip than win a bracket race and we all know that....I Know I do
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Here's the fastest NSS car, it just doesn't know it yet!
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Unless this is wrong,this seems to be the fastest NSS time to date.I may be wrong since I'm an ol'fart and this is from a very old article.
http://www.moparmax.com/events/2010/v_10-monstermopar-3.html
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Unless this is wrong,this seems to be the fastest NSS time to date.I may be wrong since I'm an ol'fart and this is from a very old article.
http://www.moparmax.com/events/2010/v_10-monstermopar-3.html
From what Casey said Sanders and Habura with Keeping The Faith car both went 8.49....
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where lol.
It's like Ragu, it's in there!!
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where lol.
It's like Ragu, it's in there!!
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DID i READ CORRECTLY??????
A SS/AH car is a NSS ???
Well then i know for sure who THE fastest is....
Clinton has been SUB 8.50's and its a 69 dart so....
There you go...THE FASTEST NSS CAR
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where lol.
It's like Ragu, it's in there!!
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STOP! ! ! ! !
STOP ! ! ! !
DID i READ CORRECTLY??????
A SS/AH car is a NSS ???
Well then i know for sure who THE fastest is....
Clinton has been SUB 8.50's and its a 69 dart so....
There you go...THE FASTEST NSS CAR
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STOP! ! ! ! !
STOP ! ! ! !
DID i READ CORRECTLY??????
A SS/AH car is a NSS ???
Well then i know for sure who THE fastest is....
Clinton has been SUB 8.50's and its a 69 dart so....
There you go...THE FASTEST NSS CAR
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Unless this is wrong,this seems to be the fastest NSS time to date.I may be wrong since I'm an ol'fart and this is from a very old article.
http://www.moparmax.com/events/2010/v_10-monstermopar-3.html
From what Casey said Sanders and Habura with Keeping The Faith car both went 8.49....
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For the record I would love to run SSR's Black Car.
SHOW ME THE MONEY!!!!!!!!
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Unless this is wrong,this seems to be the fastest NSS time to date.I may be wrong since I'm an ol'fart and this is from a very old article.
http://www.moparmax.com/events/2010/v_10-monstermopar-3.html
From what Casey said Sanders and Habura with Keeping The Faith car both went 8.49....
Yes Sanders cuda runs 10.5x33.5's We pit together, Casey drives the car some for him, it is a super nice race car.
Gary J is going to slap some 10.5's on his AH car, no trans brake or air shifter it's 100% legal.
Clinton would have to hack off that areo scoop and put on a hemi scoop, I would bet there is at least one dominator on there probily two, they got to go to. Probily all aluminum interior- no good...probily just one bucket seat- no good, add another, add carpet, put the original dash back in. No one piece frontends,no rack and pinion, no aluminum firewall, add inner fenders. Put all that weight back in then bring it, probily will run more like 9.50
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For the record I would love to run SSR's Black Car.
SHOW ME THE MONEY!!!!!!!!
Now we're talking.... Josh set it up kid lets gooooo....
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For the record I would love to run SSR's Black Car.
SHOW ME THE MONEY!!!!!!!!
Now we're talking.... Josh set it up kid lets gooooo....
I'll take some of that action,but I'll pass on the brats and stick to MY skirt steaks with Canole's for desert.Is there an exibition class for my slow azz blower car??? I'd like to make a pull out that way this summer
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For the record I would love to run SSR's Black Car.
SHOW ME THE MONEY!!!!!!!!
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I bought my 1963 plymouth Belvedere new in 64. It is a stage III 426 aluminum car with all aluminum frontend with trunk mounted battery. It came with the new improved 518 stage III heads.I believe the fastest I went with it was 12.27 on a set of drag 500 slicks out back on SS springs.
I still race it to this day, only modifications I made were a set of Cal-tracs and hooker headers bumped up the compression and a roller cam for some more power,Dvorack prepped my heads years ago and we were able to go low 11's. 11.08
I still enjoy the NSS racing and love how these cars are still racing strong after all these years.
How about a picture! I'd love to see that car! They're is a guy that races with us once and a while at Cordova Ill. that has a 64 hemi aluminum Dodge that he bought I heard in 65,it's red and silver and it still has all the old lettering on it from back then and the aluminum is getting ratty here and there but its a real car and he's having fun with it, it's really neat to look at. I can't remember his name at the moment.
Russ
Yes I have a few pictures of the car now as it sits.My brother also has a 64 Aluminum Savoy. We both got them in White with Red interiors.
We still retain the factory lapbelts and pushbutton on the dash board.
I did however break the ball & trunion years ago and I put in a 65 slip yoke transmission.
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I bought my 1963 plymouth Belvedere new in 64. It is a stage III 426 aluminum car with all aluminum frontend with trunk mounted battery. It came with the new improved 518 stage III heads.I believe the fastest I went with it was 12.27 on a set of drag 500 slicks out back on SS springs.
I still race it to this day, only modifications I made were a set of Cal-tracs and hooker headers bumped up the compression and a roller cam for some more power,Dvorack prepped my heads years ago and we were able to go low 11's. 11.08
I still enjoy the NSS racing and love how these cars are still racing strong after all these years.
How about a picture! I'd love to see that car! They're is a guy that races with us once and a while at Cordova Ill. that has a 64 hemi aluminum Dodge that he bought I heard in 65,it's red and silver and it still has all the old lettering on it from back then and the aluminum is getting ratty here and there but its a real car and he's having fun with it, it's really neat to look at. I can't remember his name at the moment.
Russ
Yes I have a few pictures of the car now as it sits.My brother also has a 64 Aluminum Savoy. We both got them in White with Red interiors.
We still retain the factory lapbelts and pushbutton on the dash board.
I did however break the ball & trunion years ago and I put in a 65 slip yoke transmission.
The 64 Dodge is "Branded" owned by Frank Zalud. It's a beater,but it's a real aluminum car he bought for $1600 in 65. I made one pass in it many years ago. Hes a super nice guy.
Doug
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HERE YOU GO.
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YES IT IS THE SAME INTAKE.
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YES IT IS THE SAME INTAKE.
And those carbs are only 780's?????????????????How do you get the car to fly with those baby carbs??????????????
AMAZING
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YES IT IS THE SAME INTAKE.
And those carbs are only 780's?????????????????How do you get the car to fly with those baby carbs??????????????
AMAZING
Quote:i dont believe sander has a 10.5 altough i maybe wrong.
From what Casey said Sanders and Habura with Keeping The Faith car both went 8.49....
Quote:Quote:i dont believe sander has a 10.5 altough i maybe wrong.
From what Casey said Sanders and Habura with Keeping The Faith car both went 8.49....
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From what Casey said Sanders and Habura with Keeping The Faith car both went 8.49....
Yes Sanders cuda runs 10.5x33.5's We pit together, Casey drives the car some for him, it is a super nice race car.
Gary J is going to slap some 10.5's on his AH car, no trans brake or air shifter it's 100% legal.
Clinton would have to hack off that areo scoop and put on a hemi scoop, I would bet there is at least one dominator on there probily two, they got to go to. Probily all aluminum interior- no good...probily just one bucket seat- no good, add another, add carpet, put the original dash back in. No one piece frontends,no rack and pinion, no aluminum firewall, add inner fenders. Put all that weight back in then bring it, probily will run more like 9.50
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That's in Houston. Yu Gyse goin to Texas? www.clashofthetitans.com
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That's in Houston. Yu Gyse goin to Texas? www.clashofthetitans.com
DannysBee,do you even race?
Or are you a spectator?Curious minds want to know?
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I have been ask to clarify about the use of B-1 heads in NSS. These heads are legal in all NSS classes. We have only have a few racers using them but they are legal. Thanks, Doug Duell
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Rules are now posted and the B1's are legal.Now he has to find something else to cry about or just stay in his own sandbox where he belongs
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Rules are now posted and the B1's are legal.Now he has to find something else to cry about or just stay in his own sandbox where he belongs
If you went to "the other site" you'll see he's out in the shop (as you should be) making the necessary changes to comply.
I don't see any tears...
WHY DON"T YOU JUST FIND SOME OTHER PLACE OR PERSON TO HATE? You bring NOTHING to the table!
Happy Hanukkah and Merry Christmas
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B1-TS or Indy Preditors not legal in NMCA NSS/FX
I was told "No canted valves" for Mopar Wedge when I was thinking of running Preditors, that's when I went to B-1's.
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Rules are now posted and the B1's are legal.Now he has to find something else to cry about or just stay in his own sandbox where he belongs
If you went to "the other site" you'll see he's out in the shop (as you should be) making the necessary changes to comply.
I don't see any tears...
WHY DON"T YOU JUST FIND SOME OTHER PLACE OR PERSON TO HATE? You bring NOTHING to the table!
Happy Hanukkah and Merry Christmas
Ang NO ONE CARES about his Mickey Mouse shop.... Happy Holidays
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Rules are now posted and the B1's are legal.Now he has to find something else to cry about or just stay in his own sandbox where he belongs
If you went to "the other site" you'll see he's out in the shop (as you should be) making the necessary changes to comply.
I don't see any tears...
WHY DON"T YOU JUST FIND SOME OTHER PLACE OR PERSON TO HATE? You bring NOTHING to the table!
Happy Hanukkah and Merry Christmas
Ang NO ONE CARES about his Mickey Mouse shop.... Happy Holidays
I don't recall saying anything about "his Mickey Mouse shop" or requesting a reply from you.
You have a Merry Christmas too...
Please finish your car so we can race each other at Beaver Springs in July
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I will admit being a Indy customer for 20 years I do not know alot about B1 heads. I visited there website yesterday and here is my views on the legality of these heads. Feel free to correct me if Im wrong but it looks like B1 heads except fot the B1-TS will bolt right up to a wedge block. Although none of these aftermarket heads look exactly like a stock heads, these heads from a appearence standpoint are in the ballpark. But the B1-TS looks a little outside the ballpark to me. So based upon the fact the B1-TS will not bolt up to wedge block I would say at this time the B1-TS and Indy Preditor head are not legal in NSS. The NSS rules do not address certain brands of heads and may need to in the future. These heads to me appears to be more for Top Sportsman/Top Dragster, super fast bracket applications. Also Josh posted the NSS rules yesterday but it does not include our lasted class AAAA/FX 8.50 index. I hope this info has helped. See ya at the track, Doug Duell
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Rules are now posted and the B1's are legal.Now he has to find something else to cry about or just stay in his own sandbox where he belongs
If you went to "the other site" you'll see he's out in the shop (as you should be) making the necessary changes to comply.
I don't see any tears...
WHY DON"T YOU JUST FIND SOME OTHER PLACE OR PERSON TO HATE? You bring NOTHING to the table!
Happy Hanukkah and Merry Christmas
Ang NO ONE CARES about his Mickey Mouse shop.... Happy Holidays
I don't recall saying anything about "his Mickey Mouse shop" or requesting a reply from you.
You have a Merry Christmas too...
Please finish your car so we can race each other at Beaver Springs in July
I dont need your request to reply on my thread....And like I said we dont need to know or care about The Mickey Mouse garage...
So you want to race my car now at the Beaver?
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I will admit being a Indy customer for 20 years I do not know alot about B1 heads. I visited there website yesterday and here is my views on the legality of these heads. Feel free to correct me if Im wrong but it looks like B1 heads except fot the B1-TS will bolt right up to a wedge block. Although none of these aftermarket heads look exactly like a stock heads, these heads from a appearence standpoint are in the ballpark. But the B1-TS looks a little outside the ballpark to me. So based upon the fact the B1-TS will not bolt up to wedge block I would say at this time the B1-TS and Indy Preditor head are not legal in NSS. The NSS rules do not address certain brands of heads and may need to in the future. These heads to me appears to be more for Top Sportsman/Top Dragster, super fast bracket applications. Also Josh posted the NSS rules yesterday but it does not include our lasted class AAAA/FX 8.50 index. I hope this info has helped. See ya at the track, Doug Duell
Doug we need to address this because someone said they spoke to you and you told them the TS heads are legal....
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I will admit being a Indy customer for 20 years I do not know alot about B1 heads. I visited there website yesterday and here is my views on the legality of these heads. Feel free to correct me if Im wrong but it looks like B1 heads except fot the B1-TS will bolt right up to a wedge block. Although none of these aftermarket heads look exactly like a stock heads, these heads from a appearence standpoint are in the ballpark. But the B1-TS looks a little outside the ballpark to me. So based upon the fact the B1-TS will not bolt up to wedge block I would say at this time the B1-TS and Indy Preditor head are not legal in NSS. The NSS rules do not address certain brands of heads and may need to in the future. These heads to me appears to be more for Top Sportsman/Top Dragster, super fast bracket applications. Also Josh posted the NSS rules yesterday but it does not include our lasted class AAAA/FX 8.50 index. I hope this info has helped. See ya at the track, Doug Duell
Doug we need to address this because someone said they spoke to you and you told them the TS heads are legal....
I think Doug just addressed it...... NO TS HEADS AND NO PREDATOR (CHEVY) Heads!!!!
SSR needs to build a real motor if he wants to play
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"i have been reading this thread and i really need to ask why all this attention is being paid to who has the fastest n/ss car.why does it matter??.its a index class.the better question is who is the better driver/tuner.thats what the class is about.i have been racing index classes for fifteen years and dont recall the fastest index cars winning the champonship every year.all this smack talk is starting to make you guys sound like those atention whores who race heads up classes.i have met so many nice people who race n/ss and nostalgia muscle car along with a few jerks.but most come to race have fun and enjoy each others company.just one more gripe and i will let the flaming begin.i dont feel that 14x32 tires and sheet metal intake fit the nostalgia theme and should not be allowed in any n/ss class even afx."
Well said. One of the beauties of NSS racing is that allows us all to relive the past without the intensity and headaches, and, yes, jerks, that populate class racing. All "who's the fastest" proves is who has the most money, and spends it in the right places. There are plenty faster than me, and I couldn't care less. What you "who's faster guys" are hung up is not NSS racing.
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i have been reading this thread and i really need to ask why all this attention is being paid to who has the fastest n/ss car.why does it matter??.its a index class.the better question is who is the better driver/tuner.thats what the class is about.i have been racing index classes for fifteen years and dont recall the fastest index cars winning the champonship every year.all this smack talk is starting to make you guys sound like those atention whores who race heads up classes.i have met so many nice people who race n/ss and nostalgia muscle car along with a few jerks.but most come to race have fun and enjoy each others company.just one more gripe and i will let the flaming begin.i dont feel that 14x32 tires and sheet metal intake fit the nostalgia theme and should not be allowed in any n/ss class even afx.
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"i have been reading this thread and i really need to ask why all this attention is being paid to who has the fastest n/ss car.why does it matter??.its a index class.the better question is who is the better driver/tuner.thats what the class is about.i have been racing index classes for fifteen years and dont recall the fastest index cars winning the champonship every year.all this smack talk is starting to make you guys sound like those atention whores who race heads up classes.i have met so many nice people who race n/ss and nostalgia muscle car along with a few jerks.but most come to race have fun and enjoy each others company.just one more gripe and i will let the flaming begin.i dont feel that 14x32 tires and sheet metal intake fit the nostalgia theme and should not be allowed in any n/ss class even afx."
Well said. One of the beauties of NSS racing is that allows us all to relive the past without the intensity and headaches, and, yes, jerks, that populate class racing. All "who's the fastest" proves is who has the most money, and spends it in the right places. There are plenty faster than me, and I couldn't care less. What you "who's faster guys" are hung up is not NSS racing.
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I agree with HemiDart, NMCA needs to look to make some changes. I have a 1970 Hemi Challenger and have tried for four years to get NMCA rules team to open up the rules to let 1970 & 1971 big block cars into NMCA NSS. The answer I get back is they look at it, but they don't want to let any new body styles in NSS, which to me the cars were talking about are 40 years old. The rules team keeps thinking that letting in two more years would ruin the NSS for all the racers. I have talked to many of the racers that run NMCA NSS and they don't understand it either. Most racers don't care, they want a place to race and NMCA does a great job taking care of the racers and has good sponsors support. I agree with the 10.5 tires size, so that the guys don't have to cut up these orginal cars fi they don't want to. Not trying to steal this tread. Just needed to agree with HemiDart. Thanks / Gary
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I think it's time to build me a HEMI NNS car
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I agree with HemiDart, NMCA needs to look to make some changes. I have a 1970 Hemi Challenger and have tried for four years to get NMCA rules team to open up the rules to let 1970 & 1971 big block cars into NMCA NSS. The answer I get back is they look at it, but they don't want to let any new body styles in NSS, which to me the cars were talking about are 40 years old. The rules team keeps thinking that letting in two more years would ruin the NSS for all the racers. I have talked to many of the racers that run NMCA NSS and they don't understand it either. Most racers don't care, they want a place to race and NMCA does a great job taking care of the racers and has good sponsors support. I agree with the 10.5 tires size, so that the guys don't have to cut up these orginal cars fi they don't want to. Not trying to steal this tread. Just needed to agree with HemiDart. Thanks / Gary
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I agree with HemiDart, NMCA needs to look to make some changes. I have a 1970 Hemi Challenger and have tried for four years to get NMCA rules team to open up the rules to let 1970 & 1971 big block cars into NMCA NSS. The answer I get back is they look at it, but they don't want to let any new body styles in NSS, which to me the cars were talking about are 40 years old. The rules team keeps thinking that letting in two more years would ruin the NSS for all the racers. I have talked to many of the racers that run NMCA NSS and they don't understand it either. Most racers don't care, they want a place to race and NMCA does a great job taking care of the racers and has good sponsors support. I agree with the 10.5 tires size, so that the guys don't have to cut up these orginal cars fi they don't want to. Not trying to steal this tread. Just needed to agree with HemiDart. Thanks / Gary
I think since they can run sheetmetal intakes in the FX Class why not run a 14x32 and about letting more cars run in the class would be great it would help the purse and car count... Im sure there are plenty of cars that have legal cars but they have a big tire and cant run because of that reason...
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I agree with HemiDart, NMCA needs to look to make some changes. I have a 1970 Hemi Challenger and have tried for four years to get NMCA rules team to open up the rules to let 1970 & 1971 big block cars into NMCA NSS. The answer I get back is they look at it, but they don't want to let any new body styles in NSS, which to me the cars were talking about are 40 years old. The rules team keeps thinking that letting in two more years would ruin the NSS for all the racers. I have talked to many of the racers that run NMCA NSS and they don't understand it either. Most racers don't care, they want a place to race and NMCA does a great job taking care of the racers and has good sponsors support. I agree with the 10.5 tires size, so that the guys don't have to cut up these orginal cars fi they don't want to. Not trying to steal this tread. Just needed to agree with HemiDart. Thanks / Gary
I think since they can run sheetmetal intakes in the FX Class why not run a 14x32 and about letting more cars run in the class would be great it would help the purse and car count... Im sure there are plenty of cars that have legal cars but they have a big tire and cant run because of that reason...
I have a sheetmetal intake big tire ss/ car that i would like to attend some of the nss races. It would be hard to change my engine combo but I could easily change to a 10.5w tire and make that work. Asfar as the trans break that would be harder to disconnect ccuase i still need to get reverse. It would be easy to police if someone was using one because they could hear the 2 step at the line if they did.
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Uses your hemifred and you use the converter as your rev limiter
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why would you want to go that s l o w ? i drove a friends 64 sport fury and i was looking for something to do with all the extra time i had.
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why would you want to go that s l o w ? i drove a friends 64 sport fury and i was looking for something to do with all the extra time i had.
When it's 98 degrees I can dial down and wear a single layer suit.
and of course to have other kids to play with because in nostalgia pro you have no one to play with so you have to play with yourself
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You could be like hemifred and you use the converter as your rev limiter
Josh I lost you there I'm not understanding that sentence...
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Make a new class, Outlaw NSS.
Same format for cars with big tires
and transbrakes. That was easy.
Josh, lets get going on this!
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They had a class like this at one time...it was called Pro Nostalgia and I wish they would bring it back. Heads up!
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They had a class like this at one time...it was called Pro Nostalgia and I wish they would bring it back. Heads up!
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Casey.....Casey.....Casey....
I cant believer you think its just that easy to bolt on a nitrous plate and go that fast....LOL
Those that have never used it always like to dis-credit the people using it to go fast. Im not discrediting anyone...Just stated who i thought had the fastest NSS car, and his haters jump right on that. meanwhile i really dont know any of these guys other than to maybe say hi. This site is more biased than i thought, because im getting PM's about voicing my opinion in here??? WOW ....
AND i know how hard it is to go 8 anything WITH OR WITHOUT nitrous...SO props to all the fast NSS cars out there getting it done while still maintaining that 1960's look.
Also accept my apology if you took my sarcasm the wrong way, just indicating that a lot of Mopar guys really are stuck in the 60's...in technology as well as mentally...LOL
PEACE
PS...Just re-read your post, all i want is for the "haters" to see that yes SSR is going in the 8's with just an Indy head, very 1960's appearing car. Thats all...AND for the record, when i get on the same track/pits as SSR im going to show him what a real street car runs like
Yes your right he just broke into the 8's he went an 8.97 in Nov in great air and it was 55 deg out...
Tony we are waiting for your dart to take out that 1200 hp TS motor next season... His car was supposed to go 8.20's from what I recall reading under his car picture...
He went the 8.90's with the light blue 65 dodge. The black car has gone 8.50's and still tying to sort it out.
Did you see it run 8.50's?
DID YOU? I know I DIDN"T see it either but what's the point? This is a nice informative thread and now the doubting and question comment.
Do I have to send you back into your garage like I sent Al the other day?
LMFAO Ang im not AL ill send you somewhere else my friend... Dont kill this thread its going good..."ANYWAY BACK TO YOU JIM"
Sorry Rob! In keeping with the Christmas spirit I'm don't want thread to stop. Thats why I commented as I did.
This is a breath of fresh air in an otherwise rotten world.
I'm going back to the garage now to do more work on my car.
On another note lets ALL meet at the Beaver in July so all the really fast NSS cars can duke it out- East coast vs Mid west. OK?
BTW- Who's JIM?
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Ang you and your friends building lawn mowers now? I was at your shop today...LMFAO Check out the picture of the building bottom right look familiar!!!!!!?
http://www.ssrequipment.com/index.asp
It's "Silly Season" you knuckleheads!!!
OR- a very early APRIL FOOLS!!! PRANK...
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They had a class like this at one time...it was called Pro Nostalgia and I wish they would bring it back. Heads up!
What was the weight class and what restrictions did they have in order to run...?
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They had a class like this at one time...it was called Pro Nostalgia and I wish they would bring it back. Heads up!
What was the weight class and what restrictions did they have in order to run...?
They could run holley carbs,10.5w tires, trans break,heads up. They had to weight lbs per cu.in. based on type of head and manufacture. They weighed between 3000.-3400 lbs. The last year that that class ran they where running 8.70-9.00's
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That was a NMCA class I believe. It would have been all the Manufacturers. I only remember the 62-65 cars in that class. The 409 Chevys would have been at 3000 and the Hemi at 3400. A guy in our club named Jess Jordan ran the class and I remember him complaning about the weight brakes. He ran 64 Plymouth Hemi.
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That was a NMCA class I believe. It would have been all the Manufacturers. I only remember the 62-65 cars in that class. The 409 Chevys would have been at 3000 and the Hemi at 3400. A guy in our club named Jess Jordan ran the class and I remember him complaning about the weight brakes. He ran 64 Plymouth Hemi.
Thats 4 tenths he has to make up which I find it also wrong that the hemi had to weigh more..
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That was a NMCA class I believe. It would have been all the Manufacturers. I only remember the 62-65 cars in that class. The 409 Chevys would have been at 3000 and the Hemi at 3400. A guy in our club named Jess Jordan ran the class and I remember him complaning about the weight brakes. He ran 64 Plymouth Hemi.
Thats 4 tenths he has to make up which I find it also wrong that the hemi had to weigh more..
Quote:Doug you are right they were going low nines at the time. When you guys quit they lowered the weight in the cars across the board by 200 lbs. A 426 hemi b car could weigh 3350. Back when you guys were running Mancini's b1 headed wedge had to weigh 50 lbs. more than a hemi. Near the end of that class a ss/a car could run at legal nhra weight if they used a 10.5w otherwise they had to carry an extra 50lbs. A legal tbolt the same thing. In the end the rules got real weird when they started letting McKenzie run a big block chevy because he had the only alum. 409 block and couldn't keep it together very expensive combo. A iron block could not even competitive. And the tbolt guys started using low riser heads to take advantage of the weight break and then raised the ports like a highriser. Charlie wescot was very competitive in that class with his war fish car. The first year I had my dart i raced that class a few times.Quote:Quote:
That was a NMCA class I believe. It would have been all the Manufacturers. I only remember the 62-65 cars in that class. The 409 Chevys would have been at 3000 and the Hemi at 3400. A guy in our club named Jess Jordan ran the class and I remember him complaning about the weight brakes. He ran 64 Plymouth Hemi.
Thats 4 tenths he has to make up which I find it also wrong that the hemi had to weigh more..
It was a NSCA class. We ran a Hemi 65 Dodge a few years before the end. If I remember right we had to weigh 3600lbs with a .060" over 426 Hemi. At that time we could run 9.20. There were never more than a handfull of entrys. 2-3 Mopars,2-3 Pontiacs,2 Chevys,2-3 Fords. Never saw more than 9 or 10 cars at once. At the end the 62 "409" of Jim McKenzie and Paul Adams Fairlane were on the top of the heap. Around the 8.80 range.
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There was a guy from here that owned a Harley dealership that had a 62 409. I believe Don Smith was his name. Jess said the heads and block was billit aluminum.
Jess stopped racing the class after he was critically injured in a Motorcycle wreck at Sturgis.
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Tony's Pro NSS class is what got me interested in NSS racing and away from the NHRA/IHRA grind. poppaj
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There was a guy from here that owned a Harley dealership that had a 62 409. I believe Don Smith was his name. Jess said the heads and block was billit aluminum.
Jess stopped racing the class after he was critically injured in a Motorcycle wreck at Sturgis.
I guess blocks werent an issue...
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I think it has a good chance of comming back since there are a good amount of cars that would fit into that class...