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Found the site for the rules for the 5.0 Coyote sealed engine class, anyone who doesn't like brackets and wants to go back to heads up racing this should be of interest to you!!!! It's a sealed engine, C-4 or 5 speed transmission, 8.8" or 9" rear, and very few other options. Comes down the chassis setup and the driver!!!!

I've heard for years from so many people how they hate bracket racing and would love to go back to drag racing if it was heads up and affordable. Well, here ya go!!!!!


http://www.nmradigital.com/cat/class...oyote-2013.pdf

See ya at the drags!

That's good for Ford guys

Sucks for Ford guys as they are pulling out of drag racing next year

Originally Posted by jerry clayton

Sucks for Ford guys as they are pulling out of drag racing next year

That's simply not true. Ford is pulling away from the professional classes, but according to Ford Racing they are increasing their investment in the local run-what-you-brung classes to try to promote the sport. Ford simply looked at the returns on investment, and decided that their continued support of the top level pro classes did not make sense, so they're shifting to the smaller players.

Ford is dropping John Force, doubt they'll be out of racing!!!! Think we'll see Ford in with the classes like this, and lobbying NHRA to get the Coyote back to legal in Super Stock trim! Doubt Ford will be as upfront and big as they are now in Funny Car, but they'll still be around!

Originally Posted by cffisher

That's good for Ford guys

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Well, Chevy has the new COPO car for Super Stock! Takes $120K and you have to know somebody to get on the buy list. There was one on the private market for $130K a couple weeks ago!

Ford just seems to be wanting to make an affordable deal for the small time racers!

Ask Wilkerson or Taska what there Ford future holds-------

Garlits was at Cordova World Series over the week end with the new Dodge with the v10 viper setup--red lighted in the semis ---------
Was quite a weed end of racing--no seats anywhere Sat afternoon/night and an official told me they were parking cars on the shoulder of the highway--they had a field of 8 jet cars, 20+ nostalgic funnys, several match races, several hundred box and nobox racers, dozens of 50,60,70 hi performance cars

Robin took lots of pictures but I haven't down loaded them yet to see------

Originally Posted by jerry clayton

Ask Wilkerson or Taska what there Ford future holds-------

I guess if we were talking Funny Cars, Wilkerson and Taska's opinion might be relevant.....

This is just a poor man's class, doesn't have a thing to do with the pro classes.... Ford has a few good engines out there and a whole catalog full of parts that are appealing to a lot of AMATEUR racers. The Pro classes have any entirely different batch of problems to deal with.....