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Weight Adjustment for Stock Turbo Improved Stock four stroke

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Topic starter 15/12/2018 7:04 am  

Folks,
In fairness of competition in this class, we will be maintaining the 775 lb weight in this class as follows:
Four Stroke Stock Turbo:
2 cylinder Improved Stock will be at 755lbs.
3 cylinder Improved Stock will be at 775 lbs.
For all, no modifications are allowed to the stock turbo that is OEM for these hot rods. Anyone caught with a modified turbo will be banned for the remainder of the season.

I or we have a lot of data on these 2 sleds and have also made that adjustment on the asphalt with a 20lb difference.
The 3 cylinder does make a bit more horsepower.

in addition, the aftermarket seat that is cut down and maintains stock form or shape may be placed on the tunnel with removal of the large gas tank.
The Cowl in the tank area must be maintained.

Look forward to great competition to continue in this class.
Let me know if you have questions!
Thanks!
Ron


   
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