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Date Posted: 19:54:44 04/27/00 Thu
Author: shane rowell
Subject: rules

hats off to you guys and know its not an easy job but i think this will be one of the best classes in fl. to run in with a few minor changes.

as far as motors people need to do some checking on hp

tec tell me if iam wrong,,, big cam dont mean horse power and thump thump sounds good but remember 2 barrel car and intake and it can only get so much air period so the big cam is dead, anything over 500 and your waisting time and ive tried a bunch with this 2 barrel set up to get all i can out of a 350 30over flat top motor with a good pair of heads.
i run a 3450 lbs 76 montee with big gear and it all has to work together and if the motor cant breath it doesnt make hp
so the guys with smaller cams and heads isnt out of the running at all

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