track and nitrous rules
depends on the track sanctioning body (NHRA/IHRA) but mainly, bottles can't have a heater that is not controlled by a thermostat and bottles inside the driver's compt must have a blow-off tube vented outside the vehicle.
a couple off the top of my head...
a couple off the top of my head...
ORIGINAL: yellowgtstang18
my heater is not controlled my a thermostat i just turn it on and wait till it gets up,,so ill ahve to take it off the bottle..??
my heater is not controlled my a thermostat i just turn it on and wait till it gets up,,so ill ahve to take it off the bottle..??
I'd wait until they tell you to (if they do) in tech. Sometimes they overlook stuff.
ORIGINAL: TommyV8
I think the NHRA requires you to wear a fire jacket if you use an aftermarket forced induction system, regardless of ET. I'm not positive on that, though.
I think the NHRA requires you to wear a fire jacket if you use an aftermarket forced induction system, regardless of ET. I'm not positive on that, though.
10.00(*6.40) to 11.99 (*7.49) (unblown): All drivers, jacket meeting SFI spec 3.2A/1 mandatory
If the car has an open-engine and supercharged or uncovered trans, then you'll need jacket, gloves, pants etc. regardless of E.T.:
Front engine, supercharged, open bodied car, OR any car with an automatic transmission in driver compartment (no floor covering transmission): Jacket and pants or suit meeting SFI spec 3.2A/15, gloves meeting SFI spec 3.3/5 and boot or shoes meeting SFI spec 3.3/5 mandatory.
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