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Date Posted: 13:38:02 11/29/04 Mon
Author: Jake
Subject: MPH is a function of HP. ET is a function of the chassis and incrementials.
In reply to: John Hewlett 's message, "Since when did MPH win races! Who won this one????" on 12:21:57 11/29/04 Mon


MPH is a function of HP. ET is a function of the chassis and incrementials.

When the chassis is sorted out on your car and Smith's car it will run teen's. If they want to let you guys have the EASY Horsepower (any turbo engine) Then they will have to allow 700+ cubic inch engines with Pro-Stock style symetrical port heads and 3-4 stages. (How long do you think the class will last like that?)...Not very long...

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