Ryan T

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why rent a vette??? the enterprise here in gardena rents brand new ram2500s with a cummins in it!!:thumb::coolspot:
 

Chevy1925

don't know sh!t about IFS
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I'm hoping to.get a 12.6-12.9 which I doubt ill get with my wimpy little 64 :( an shit rail pressure ill be the guys you make fun of :D but I bet I run faster drunk into a wall then you guys do :thumb:

fixed it :D.


Ill be happy with a mid to low 13. WHo thinks we can get my big limo into the 12s?? :roflmao:
 

blazin dmax

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Hmm. So in order to be in the competition we have to be an nhrda member? Unless we enter in the gamler race? Is the gambler race just who ever is fastest wins?
 

custom8726

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Lol nah I'm good at missing walls an ill try for ya an custom did you strip your truck down or just throw stock wheels on an what not?

Stock wheels W/285's, no tailgate, spare, rear seat, everything else was still on the truck, bumper hitch, goose neck hitch, 2nd battery,, etc,, etc... I would say the BD 64 is good for 2 or 3 tenths over a stock turbo truck with everything else equal...
 

NHRDA

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Hmm. So in order to be in the competition we have to be an nhrda member? Unless we enter in the gamler race? Is the gambler race just who ever is fastest wins?
Yes, all events other than the show and shine, burnout competition, and gambler race will require you to be an NHRDA member.

Takes 2min at the track to become a NHRDA member or you can sign up online..
It does only take a few minutes. The membership fee is $40 and that includes a Tshirt, discount booklet for many companies, and the ability to race at any of our events throughout the country for the year. You can sign up online or at the track. If you sign up online print out your info since you wont have your NHRDA membership card to show the ladies at the booth and you will need your membership number for racing.

Oh sweet. Any idea how the classes are broken down?

NHRDA Top Diesel » Heads-Up class with a 4/10ths Pro Tree, laddered by ET, Auto Start on » No weight limitations » No tire limitations » No wheelbase limitations » Chassis must be certified for 8.49 or quicker » Must meet NHRA tech and safety requirements for MPH and ET » Must meet NHRA and/or IHRA licensing requirements for MPH and ET

NHRDA Pro-Stock » Heads-Up class with a 4/10ths Pro Tree, laddered by ET, Auto Start on » Minimum weight: 2350 lbs (w/ Driver) +/- 1% » No tire limitations » Maximum wheelbase: 125" » Chassis must be certified for 9.99 or quicker » Must meet NHRA tech and safety requirements for MPH and ET » Must meet NHRA and/or IHRA licensing requirements for MPH and ET

NHRDA Pro-Street » Heads-Up class with a 4/10ths Pro Tree, laddered by ET, Auto Start on » Minimum weight: 4500 lbs (w/ Driver) +/- 1% » No tire limitations » Tube chassis prohibited
» Chassis must be certified for 11:49 or quicker » Must meet NHRA tech and safety requirements for MPH and ET » Must meet NHRA and/or IHRA licensing requirements for MPH and ET

NHRDA Super-Street » Heads-Up class with a 4/10ths Pro Tree, laddered by ET, Auto Start on » 2wd Minimum weight: 5,000 lbs (w/ Driver) +/- 1%, slick tires permitted » 4wd Minimum weight: 6,000 lbs (w/ Driver)+/- 1%, DOT approved tires required » Tube chassis, back halved, 4-link, 3-link style rear suspension prohibited (Traction/Ladder Bars allowed) » Hood Stacks prohibited » Must have OEM Style transmission (Lenco, Liberty, Bruno, Clutchflite, Danco Or similar prohibited ) » Engine must be forward of OEM Firewall » Fuel Tank must be in stock location. (Fuel Cells prohibited) » Battery(s) must be forward of OEM Firewall » Must meet NHRA tech and safety requirements for MPH and ET » Must meet NHRA and/or IHRA licensing requirements for MPH and ET

Super Diesel – 11.90 Index » Heads-Up class with 11.90 index, 4/10ths Pro Tree, laddered by ET, Auto Start on » No weight limitations » No tire limitations » No wheelbase limitations » Must meet NHRA tech and safety requirements for MPH and ET » Must meet NHRA and/or IHRA licensing requirements for MPH and ET

NHRDA Sportsman » Bracket class with a Sportsman Tree, laddered by reaction time, no Auto Start
» Minimum Dial time of 12.00 or slower » Helmet require if faster than 13.99 (Note: Some track require helmets for ALL RACERS) » Must meet NHRA tech and safety requirements for MPH and ET
 

hondarider552

Getting faster
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Yea but the fun begins friday at 6pm when I leave work.:roflmao:

And AZ has it's own time zone, since everyone else thinks daylight savings, actually saves days. :rofl: