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gregstutts28
12-26-2007, 03:00 PM
does anyone know if they are gonna allow dry sump oil systems in the late model class?
Racerchaser
12-26-2007, 06:11 PM
checked the rules that are posted (2007) don't see why they would change.
LATE MODEL SPORTSMAN
ENGINE
1. Engine location: Center of Number 1 spark plug hole may be set back 6 inches from center of ball joint (+ or -1/2 in).
2. Headers allowed. Exhaust exit must be safe for driver.
3. NO Dry Sump oil systems allowed.
4. One four-barrel carburetor allowed.
Option 1)
Gm part # 889581604 Crate Motor Minimum Weight 2350lbs with Maximum 8 inch Spoiler
Option 2)
1) Factory Cast Iron Block only. GM to GM, Ford to Ford, Chrysler to Chrysler 2) 365 cubic inch Maximum
3) Any flat top pistons allowed.
4) No titanium or other exotic material, crankshafts or connecting rods allowed. Steel rods and crankshafts are the only acceptable material. There must be an inspection hole, minimum 1-inch diameter, in the oil pan for rod & crank inspection. No inspection hole means that the Team concerned must be prepared to pull the oil pan to allow checking by the Inspector. Refusal to comply with all reasonable inspection requests will cause the car to be deemed illegal and disqualified
5) Any cast iron head with Factory valve to piston angle.
6) No aluminum heads allowed.
7) Rocker studs may be pinned or screw-in type with push rod guide plates. Shaft Rockers allowed Poly lock-nuts allowed. Valve Springs Optional. Roller rockers allowed.
8) Heads may be angle milled. Valve to piston angle cannot be changed more than 3 degrees from factory angle. No raised runner heads. Intake floor cannot exceed 3/8" from fire deck at entrance of the intake port. Maximum valve sizes allowed: 2.08 in. intake, 1.625 in. exhaust. No porting or polishing of cylinder heads. Deburring is allowed for oil flow only, but deburr may not be polished. Only three angle valve jobs allowed. Titanium valves allowed. Intake manifolds may be port matched 1/2 inch maximum. No other porting or cutting allowed. Heads may be port matched 1/2 inch on intake side only. Exhaust must remain as cast. Bowl blend 1&1/2" from bottom of seat.
9) Any flat-tappet cam. No mushroom lifters. Minimum weight 2500lbs with a Maximum 8 inch spoiler.
longhany
12-26-2007, 06:15 PM
Only Super Late Modelsbg
gregstutts28
12-27-2007, 09:48 AM
i would like to run at Fayetteville this year but my engines are dry sump, but the engine itself goes by the engine rule. When I race there in 2002 they had the same engine rules but you were allowed to run dry sump (and weight was 2350). Allowing dry sumps and a lighter weight may be something to look into
CHansen
12-27-2007, 12:43 PM
i would like to run at Fayetteville this year but my engines are dry sump, but the engine itself goes by the engine rule. When I race there in 2002 they had the same engine rules but you were allowed to run dry sump (and weight was 2350). Allowing dry sumps and a lighter weight may be something to look into
I dont think they are gonna alter the rules.......... The late models are headed toward the crates........
bleweyez19
12-27-2007, 02:52 PM
Woohoo Crates!
archielm#7
12-27-2007, 07:05 PM
better check that cam too in 2002 the cam rule was roller
Californiakid5
12-30-2007, 11:48 AM
LOL its not cheatin till you get caught right and i hope the crates never see FMS clay never
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