Small Tire Racing!

[Loudmouth]

Mild street 8.5

Chassis
Stock frame rails front to rear
Stock suspension or ladder bar
Four links prohibited
Leaf springs may be moved inboard
Rear shock relocation permitted
Anti-sway bar permitted
Rear coilover shock permitted
Wheelie bars prohibited
After market bolt in front suspension components permitted

Body
Must have full stock appearing interior [dash, door panels, carpet]
Fiberglass or composite body panels limited to hood, deck lid, and bumpers
Windows must be functional
Lexan prohibited

Engine
Engine combos limited to one power adder
Nitrous combos limited to two solenoids and a plate
Foggers prohibited
Forced induction limited to 88mm turbo, F1R, X trim, or smaller
Supercharger [small block, V-6, and 4 cylinder only]
Single four barrel cast manifold only
Sheet metal intakes prohibited
Tunnel ram type intake prohibited
Alcohol prohibited

Transmission
Any permitted

Weight and Weight Breaks
NA small block 2800 lb
NA big block 3150 lb
Forced induction 3250 lb
Nitrous big block 3400 lb
Nitrous small block 3200 lb
302 based combos deduct 50 lb
Add 100 lb clutchless manual transmission
4 cylinder combos deduct 200 lb
6 cylinder combos deduct 100 lb

Tires
26x8.5 commercially available only
Experimental tires prohibited

[Wide Open Racing]

I hope my car is done soon . Is this a class that will race every weekend or just once in awhile(8.5 ) class

[Mr.396]

Does the track have weight scales now ?

[Loudmouth]

Small Tire Racing Program will start in May!



We will have scales!

[drummerdawgmr-s]

just wondering what kind of scales you will have? One that goes under each wheel?

[Loudmouth]

<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (Austin @ Mar 1 2009, 10:52 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}> (index.php?act=findpost&pid=83910&phpMyAdmin=8a2a5a9dc9c9d7bb4be1b2acbfdd9290)</div>
just wondering what kind of scales you will have? One that goes under each wheel?[/b]


Yes, We should have each wheel weight and % F-R. As some of the Pro Street racing requires that cars carry at least 50% on the front tires.

[joseph_flynn007]

Only 8.5 racers allowed to weigh in or can anyone that's there to test-n-tune?

[Loudmouth]

<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (joseph_flynn007 @ Mar 2 2009, 06:26 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}> (index.php?act=findpost&pid=84114&phpMyAdmin=8a2a5a9dc9c9d7bb4be1b2acbfdd9290)</div>
Only 8.5 racers allowed to weigh in or can anyone that's there to test-n-tune?[/b]


Can't answer that question yet Joe. As soon as we get the logistics lined out I'll let you know.

[joseph_flynn007]

<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (Loudmouth @ Mar 2 2009, 06:30 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}> (index.php?act=findpost&pid=84117&phpMyAdmin=8a2a5a9dc9c9d7bb4be1b2acbfdd9290)</div>
Can't answer that question yet Joe. As soon as we get the logistics lined out I'll let you know.[/b]

Okay. If not people can just go to local feed mills and weigh in or maybe waste management may let you weigh in, but I'm sure it comes at a price.

[nocoolname]

That truck stop gas station across from McDonalds in London has scales where you can weigh also.

[Loudmouth]

The main issue is the fact that the scales are not going to be permanently installed. Only set up on the Small Tire/Outlaw wknds. I'm guessing the scale man will be a busy fella on those days. I would venture to bet that you could slide in at some point during the day, but I can't make any promises.