And I would bet anything that if they did go back to the 2 valve push rods they would not dominate.
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Gatornats PSM Performance Triggered NHRA Parity Review
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PiPPi
Nitro Member
"...and finally, we have a winner". That pretty much sums up the whole problem.
Regards
PiPPi
stanzig44
Nitro Member
Was just thinking about everything DSR is going through to get their enclosed cockpit approved and wonder if V&H/H-D had to go through the same approval process.
Probably apples to oranges but did NHRA say DSR had to make these available to all teams? Seems like the reverse of the Harley issue.
Probably apples to oranges but did NHRA say DSR had to make these available to all teams? Seems like the reverse of the Harley issue.
SundayNiagara
Nitro Member
NHRA COMPETITION NEWS
GLENDORA, Calif. (March 20, 2012) — Today, NHRA Competition announced the following weight adjustment for the Harley Davidson 160-cid, 4-valve combination in the Pro Stock Motorcycle category: Pro Stock Motorcycle Minimum Weight Adjustment
Following a review of recent performances in the Pro Stock Motorcycle category, NHRA announced today that the minimum weight for the Harley Davidson 160-cid, 4-valve combination will increase 20 pounds, from 640 pounds to 660 pounds. The adjustment is part of NHRA’s ongoing efforts at maintaining competition and parity within the category. The change becomes effective April 27, 2012, at the O’Reilly Auto Parts NHRA Spring Nationals presented by Super Start Batteries in Houston, which is the next stop on the NHRA Full Throttle Drag Racing Series for Pro Stock Motorcycles. The minimum weight for NHRA-accepted American pushrod V-Twin 160-cid will remain at 615 pounds, and the Suzuki 107-cid 2-valve will remain at 595 pounds. NHRA will continue to monitor performance and will make adjustments as necessary.
GLENDORA, Calif. (March 20, 2012) — Today, NHRA Competition announced the following weight adjustment for the Harley Davidson 160-cid, 4-valve combination in the Pro Stock Motorcycle category: Pro Stock Motorcycle Minimum Weight Adjustment
Following a review of recent performances in the Pro Stock Motorcycle category, NHRA announced today that the minimum weight for the Harley Davidson 160-cid, 4-valve combination will increase 20 pounds, from 640 pounds to 660 pounds. The adjustment is part of NHRA’s ongoing efforts at maintaining competition and parity within the category. The change becomes effective April 27, 2012, at the O’Reilly Auto Parts NHRA Spring Nationals presented by Super Start Batteries in Houston, which is the next stop on the NHRA Full Throttle Drag Racing Series for Pro Stock Motorcycles. The minimum weight for NHRA-accepted American pushrod V-Twin 160-cid will remain at 615 pounds, and the Suzuki 107-cid 2-valve will remain at 595 pounds. NHRA will continue to monitor performance and will make adjustments as necessary.
