justafan
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You are right Chris, it is a BIG deal! As Rickie points out in the article, unless the NHRA does something help the nitrous cars (reducing weight and/or increasing cubic inches), which they haven't, they will become a thing of the past in Pro Mod. And now with Rickie and Khalid running turbos, the only 2 nitrous cars left from last year are Chad Green and Bob Rahaim. Team Galot is now teaming up with Pro Line and Steve Petty, they are going to run Pro Chargers in their 2 cars in the Pro Boost class in the PDRA. I know that the NHRA is considering allowing them to run in 2020.
https://www.dragzine.com/news/galot-pro-line-team-for-procharger-pro-boost-effort-in-2019/
Same here.I just can't get excited about drag racing cars with turbos. When the blown cars are gone then I will not be watching pro mod.
And each driver must gain at least 25 pounds...make the turbos run full exhaust out the back....mufflers if you want to really be nasty
no problem....got that covered easyAnd each driver must gain at least 25 pounds...
And it's funny because I'm not really a fan of nitrous cars. (not that I don't like them, just not sad if they go). But then again, for some weird reason I like anything with a high pitched whine like blown alky, turbos and jets. Weird, I know.I just can't get excited about drag racing cars with turbos. When the blown cars are gone then I will not be watching pro mod.