[excabs10]

Little confused here about the use of a transbrake in a NO\ ELECTRONICS class, is it legal or not, cant seem to find it in the NHRA rule book

 

[smokinindianjoe]

No electronics means NO

 

[excabs10]

Thats what I'm thinking, but a few guys been running one

 

[mrdragster1970]

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I usually see the brake mentioned also.

No electronics of any kind, includes brake, shifter, box ect or.

No electronics, trans brake only allowed.

Did you check the exact class you want to run?? Good luck.

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[Almostfast]

if you are reading that far into it so a t brake is illegal, does that mean your electronic headlights, tail lights, shift lights are illegal as well?

the way I see it that means no delay boxes, throttle stops, traction controllers etc.

 

[Twotontird]

In a "no electronics" class you can run a transbrake.

 

[contagious]

No delay box, but the transbrake is legal.Nhra calls it "no box"racing.It is index racing or open comp,which is .05 under your dial in.Also most tracks now allow the transbrake in their footbrake classes.

 

[excabs10]

Really dont bother me as long as i know its the rule,i been bustin ass on footbrake for years,never seen any specifics in the rule book though.:neutral:

 

[AlkyWagon]

NHRA changed the rules this year to allow transbrakes and 2 steps in the Pro ET bracket (used to be footbrake only), again. The class allowed the transbrake and 2 step in the late 80's and early 90's...banned them from the class in '94 .....and now are allowing them again.

 

[excabs10]

Anyone got a link where this info might be posted?