pro stock class

[ghost 727]

i was wondering if u guys would think about use being able to run sheet metal intakes if we add like 100 pounds 0r 150. also is there a weight break for us if where running on a radial tire.like i said in my other post i'm looking to run in this class next year but there is no way i'll get my car down to 2725# this would be a task on its own just to get a 3rd gen camaro down that low but i weight 200# so i would have to get the chassis down to 2500 pounds and i know that cant be done unless i use fiberglass fenders and lexan windows witch is a no no in the rules.so i was just wondering if u guys will let wheelie bars on cars and sheet metal intakes with the proper wieght added.I really want to run in this class it looks like fun and i can understand if u guys are trying to keep this a cheap class to run in but to me it already looks like it is almost a high $ class considering the amount of money that goes into one of these engines and cars.

[Chris_Uratchko]

Prostock is anything but cheap. If ya can't get to weight then you have the wrong engine size. I'd get a bigger crank in it.

[NMCAMike]

Sheet metal intakes will not be allowed, no matter what the weight added. These motors are expensive, adding sheet intake would only add more $$$$$. As for the radial tire issue, well maybe we could come up with something for 2006.

[ghost 727]

ok i guess i'll just build it for outlaw radial racing then.do u guys have a drag radial class?

[NMCAMike]

Sell the sheet metal intake, slap on any radial tire listed below and come racing.

Xtreme Street / Pro Stock: Radial Tire Use
The following radial tires are acceptable for use in Xtreme Street or Pro Stock:
• BFGoodrich Drag Radial 275/50/15, 275/60/15, 325/50/15
• Mickey Thompson ET Street Radial 275/60/15, 275/50/15, 325/50/15
• Nitto NT555R Drag Radial 275/50/15, 275/60/15
The 295/65/15 & 315/60/15 are prohibited tire sizes.

[Gray@SAMracing]

Mike, You have a PM