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well hello everyone, after blowing up many cars (10-15) in the last year i have decided that i am going to go all out, me and my best friend are sick of the way people hate on all of the imports around here.because we live in a hillbilly v8 town and with our new jobs we want to run a street class this upcoming race season 2k6, my buddies crx has already been 11.54's @ 127 on slicks and has just went 12.20's @ 119 on street tires. anyway my question was first off where are you guys getting your welds that i see a lot of you are running? i know most are 15x8 but where are you guys getting them from and about how much are you guys paying. also if i were going to run a street class can anyone give me a link to the rulebook or if anyone has one ill buy it off of them, im running the 2.0 with just a 14b and im going to switch it over to a t/3 t/4 next week just to bullshit around on the street for right now. this is currently in a 1989 colt gt. all running fine etc etc. now my question is if im running a street class what all interior wise can be done i heard from the b pillars to the front all had to be stock but i could gut from the b pillars back. i really wanted to know about displacement because if i can do so im going to buy a built 2.3L stroker and put a huge turbo and aem on it.




cliff's

where to get weld 15x8 rims
how big of L can i go with a stroker

where are you located in MD?

You can custom order the welds from any company that sells them, they make our bolt pattern. All sanctioning bodies post there rule books on thier websites. Theres quite a few street classes so you may wish to find one you would like to run or a series to stick with. I would not go for Power Street in Nopi I know someone who will have that on lock next year, least in the mid-atlantic.

http://ndra.nopi.com/2005/default.cfm
http://www.nhrasportcompact.com/
http://www.importdrag.com/
http://www.battleoftheimports.com/home.html

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