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Old Jun 25, 2003 | 06:53 PM
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I think the thunder shoot out event is for F-Body's only. :cry :cry
I may be wrong anyone know?
I was wrong sounds like a great event. :cheers:
I will try to make it :boxing
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Old Jun 25, 2003 | 08:00 PM
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I'll run you at the Breathless shootout in Florida in October,just put 400 pounds in the car,so we're even weight.Both cars get weighed,minmum weight 3350 with driver and you're on.My car is around 3550 with the iron block and my 285lbs in it,but I can shed some weight off the car if you're game.
where i come from a race is a race. im not going to put weight in my car to make it "fair". its not my problem that your car is heavier. since you've choosen the heavy heavy STRONG iron block why dont you just upjet instead of trying to slow me down :D
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Old Jun 25, 2003 | 08:02 PM
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By the way,Were you smoking some funny stuff when you thought you could spray a 300 shot with 4.10's :rolleyes: :skep:

no but you must be smokin some of that to try and call my bluff on about every single detail of my car! of course i didnt think i would hook with that combo, my car was originally setup for NA, like my sig says I was going for the NA record, but now I want to do both so I've got to scale it down some. ANYTHING ELSE???? :rolleyes:
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Old Jun 26, 2003 | 02:46 PM
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Robert

What class will you be running at the Southern Shootout?
I was looking at the rules and classes on ls1 tech and was wondering where your car would fit in. I am trying to attend and will be in the MS/PA class.
There is mention that they require full interior as well min weight requirements depending on class.
Hope to see ya there!! :cheers:

Paul
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Old Jun 26, 2003 | 03:37 PM
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I hadnt heard about the interior and weight requirements, damn. NPR is the closest track to me so I will be up there to spectate then most likely. Perhaps they will let me make a few runs on the side to try and reach my goal. Im going to a test n tune out there tomorrow as long as the weather is good. Will report back! hope fully with some media as well :cool:
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Old Jun 26, 2003 | 08:12 PM
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You may want to check with organizers.
May be you could run the Outlaw class.
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THE FOLLOWING GENERAL RULES FOR THE THUNDER RACING SOUTHERN SHOOTOUT APPLY TO ALL RACERS:

(1) All NHRA Safety Rules for your ET and speed will be enforced.

(2) Rules apply to all F-bodys (1967-present) and Y-Bodies (1953-present) with factory type EFI (No Carburetors)

(3) All rules apply to GM Engines with 4.4" Bore Centers (No Big Blocks)

(4) Full interior is required, including two front seats and carpet. (Back seats not required.)

(5) Ballast may be added to make weight requirements per safety rules.

(6) Minimum weights are with Driver. Scales at No Problem Raceway Park will be used to weigh all entrants. All classes except Pro-Stock and Pro-Outlaw must cross the scales under their own power. For Pro-Stock and Pro-Outlaw any car that must be towed to the scales may only use a golf cart or four-wheeler with two crew members.)

(7) Rear suspension on all cars must have stock-type springs and shocks in stock configuration.

(8) No nitro-methane or alcohol fuels allowed for any class.

(9) Please be prepared to allow for inspection of your engine. This especially applies to class winners; however, all racers are potentially subject to inspection to verify cubic inches, presence of ported cylinder heads, etc. Please e-mail if you have any questions about this.

(10) Each racer is ultimately responsible for ensuring that they are competing in the correct class. Please read the rules below carefully to see which class best suits your car's combination. We will be happy to help you determine this if you have any questions, just e-mail us @ shootout@thunderracing.com.

Street Stock Automatic (SS/A)
Street Stock Manual (SS/M)
Quick Stock (Q/S)
Modified Stock (M/S)
Modified Stock Power Adder (MS/PA)
Pro-Stock (P/S)
Pro-Outlaw (P/O)
Bracket Race
Truck Eliminator Class

Pro-Outlaw Class (P/O)
F-body and Corvette Race

PAYOUTS: WINNER $1500
RUNNER-UP $500
SEMI-FINALIST (2) $150

MINIMUM FIELD FOR PAYOUT:
8

ENTRY FEE:
$95.00 for car & driver for both days of event

TREE:
.400 Pro-Tree

MINIMUM WEIGHT w/ DRIVER (RACE WEIGHT):
3000 lbs

TIRES:
10.5 Tread-Width Slicks
13.5 Sidewall DOT
30" Tire Height Maximum

TRANSMISSION:
-Any Transmission
-Trans-Brakes allowed

POWER ADDERS:
Multiple Power Adders Allowed

MAXIMUM CUBIC INCHES:
-455 ci

GENERAL RULES FOR THIS CLASS:


- Any small block to 455 CI

- DFI or aftermarket computers allowed










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