Post by cthompson11 on Apr 24, 2018 12:32:49 GMT -5
RULES
MAKE SURE TO READ EACH EVENT AS NOT ALL RULES ARE EXCATLEY THE SAME.
PAYOUTS
LIMITED-WELD WIRE COMPACTS
1ST-$2000 1ST-$1200 1ST-$1000
2ND-$1000 2ND-$500 2ND-$500
3RD-$500 3RD-$300 3RD-$300
4TH-$250 4TH-$200
5TH-$150 5TH-$100
$100 JUNKED AWARD CLASS HARD HITTER TROPHIES $250 & TROPHY FOR "JOHN BOWEN" OVERALL HARD HITTER.
LIMITED-WELD
No trucks, vans, ambulances, jeeps, carry-alls, limousines, 4-wheel drives, hearses. No Chrysler Imperials or bodies on imperial frames. 74 Imperials and newer are ok.
Absolutely no: radiator guards (other than stock A.C. condenser) or tranny protectors.
Frames:
1.No, pinning, filling, stuffing or painting.
2. You may seam weld the top seam only from the front most mount of the a-arm to the bumper. You also may use 1 piece per frame rail of 2x4x1/4 strap to help aid in mounting your FRONT bumpers.
3. FIX - PLATES MAY BE 4 INCHES BY 6 INCHES BY ¼ INCH THICK
4. YOU MAY HAVE TWO 4”X6”X1/4” FIX-IT PLATES ON A FRESH CAR.
5. YOU MAY TILT YOUR CAR AT THE CRUSH BOXES OR AT THE CROSS-MEMBER NOT BOTH.
5A. IF YOU CAR IS TILTED AT THE CRUSH BOX OR THE THE CROSS-MEMBER YOU ARE ALLOW 2 FIX-IT PLATES ON A FRESH CAR. IF YOUR CAR IS TILTED AT THE CRUSH BOXES OR THE CROSS-MEMBER AND IS PRE-RAN YOU ARE ALLOWED 4 TOTAL FIX-IT PLATES.
5B. YOU MAY USE THE COLD BENDING METHOD OF TILTING.
5C. IF YOU COLD BEND TO TILT YOUR CAR YOU ARE ALLOWED 2 FIX-IT PLATES ON A FRESH CAR. IF YOU COLD BEND TO TILT YOUR CAR ON A PRE-RAN CAR YOU MAY HAVE A TOTAL OF 6 FIX-IT PLATES
6a. FIX-IT PLATES CAN BE ANYWHERE ON THE OUTSIDE OF THE FRAME AND MAY NOT BE TOUCHING IN ANY WAY. THIS INCLUDES WELDS TOUCH.
6b. If your car is not tilted you are allowed 2 plates on a fresh car and 6 total plates on a preran.
6c. You may only use one method to tilt.
6d. No frame shaping other than 12 inches in the center of each hump.
7. You may #9 wire or chain the frame rails together behind the humps. No homemade washers.
8. Frames can only be shortened to the front most weld of the core support mount. DO NOT CUT THESE OF AND REWELD THIS IS NOT A USEABLE SEAM. YOU MAY USE SPACERS ON A TILTED CAR, HOWEVER THE SPACER MUST REMAIN FLOATING, NOT WELDING SPACE TO THE FRAME OR CORE SUPPORT.
9. On uni-body cars (i.e. Suicide Lincolns, Cordobas….) you must have a ¾ hole drilled in frame in front and behind the a-arms on both sides. You may weld a ¾ hardware washer around the drill hole.
10. All frames will be scoped, and may be drill if something is in question.
Suspension:
1. Steering box swaps allowed. No welding on frame, keep mounts minimal.
2. Tie rods can aftermarket.
3. A-arms and spindles may be changed, but must stay Ford to Ford or GM to GM. No homemade or aftermarket parts with the exception of 98 and newer Ford cars may do the Watts Link conversion with ZTR style brackets. No additional metal may be added other than the brackets themselves.
4. Aftermarket steering shafts allowed.
5. A-arms may be bolted down with one 3/4 inch bolt per a-arm. No homemade washers. If you are running wishbone styles a-arms you may weld ONE piece of 2inch wide X 4 inches long x 1/8 inch thick piece of strap from a-arm to frame per of frame rail. This strap may not be welded more then 2" on to the frame. -Rear trail arms can be shortened or lengthened. Single hardware washers may be welded around the rear hole of the upper trail arms.
6. Rearend may be chained or wired around the frame in one spot per side.
7. Factory size, number and stagger will apply to factory leaf spring cars. 5 clamps per side, 2 3/8 inch bolts per clamp. Clamps no wider than 2 inches. No welding of leafs.
8. You may use ALL-THREAD as rear shocks. All-thread Shocks may not be attched to the frame in any way
Body Mounts :
1. Core support mounts may be replaced with up to 1 inch all-thread and ran through the hood. May be bolted solid or you may use a free-floating spacer. Spacers not to exceed 2x2 inch tubing.
2. 4 rear body mounts can be bolted solid. 2 of those may have ¾ inch all-thread ran vertically through the trunk lid. Wagons may go through the roof or pillars, but if you do that don’t use 2 pieces to hold the tailgate shut.
3. Core support and trunk washers may not exceed 4x4 inches.
4. Mopars can either go through the frame or be welded to the side. Must be on the flat part of the rear frame under the trunk pan.
5. No double nutting or sleeving the all-thread.
6. Body mounts from firewall to the humps may be changed. Only in factory locations. Only allowable substitution is to use a bolt no bigger than 3/4 inch. MUST HAVE 1’GAP FROM FIREWALL TO HUMPS. Do Not weld anything to body or frame.
7. Body mounts may not be used to mount your battery box, trans cooler, pedals, shifter, or any other floor mounted piece of equipment.
Drivetrain:
1. Any motor or transmission in any vehicle.
2. You may run a distributor protector, however if you choose to do so you must remove all cowl and firewall metal the width of the protector. Your distributor protector CANNOT connect the dash bar.
3. Engine cradles are allowed, but use a factory styled mount. NO SKI INC STYLED MOUNTS. CRADLES MUST NOT BE WELDED TO THE FRAME IN ANYWAY.
4. Solid lower engine mounts are allowed. If you need to weld plates under your lower mounts because they won’t sit on the engine crossmember that’s fine, but they must not be attached to the frame rails OR MORE THEN 2 INCHES LONGER OR WIDER THE THE MOUNT.
5. If you choose to chain your engine in, the chains must only be attached to the engine and straight down to engine crossmember.
6. Skid plates must be just for the pan they are protecting and can’t extend more than ½ inch from their pan.
7. You may run an aluminum ultra-bell on automatics OR STEEL BELLHOUSING. IF YOU RUN A STEEL BELLHOUSING YOU MUST CUT THE TRANSMISSION TUNNEL FROM FIREWALL TO SEAT AREA. Manual transmissions may run a blow proof bell housing. No additional bolts or welding permitted.
8. If you choose to not run the factory transmission cross member you may use 2”x2” tubing instead. It must mount in factory make and model location. No plates bigger than 2”x2” welded to the frame to weld your cross member to!!!
9. If you’re using a bolt on style transmission mount, it must be an O.E.M. rubber mount. If you choose to not run a mount, you may wrap chain or wire around transmission and cross member to hold it in place. NO WELDING and only one bolt if you choose the wire or chain route. -If your car is factory equipped with a floating cross member (example: mid 70’s Fords and 74 and older Cadillacs) you may add TWO 5/8” bolts and bolt it solid. Bolts may NOT run thru the floor pan in any way. If you choose to run a 2x2 piece of tubing for a crossmember it may NOT contact any metal other than where it is welded to the frame and the transmission tail shaft area. Washers cannot exceed 4”x4” diameter!!! This will be strictly enforced!!
10. Slider shafts are allowed.
11. Any factory car or truck rear end is allowed. No rear ends bigger than a 3500 series pickup permitted and only one wheel per side of rear end. You may weld brackets on the rear end to accommodate the vehicles factory suspension style. Rear end may be braced. Brace must only run across the back of the rearend and CANNOT re-enforce the frame in any way. NO AXEL SAVERS.
Bumper/Bumper Mounting:
1. Homemade pointy bumpers must have tapered point that closely resembles Chrysler pointy bumper.
2. Bumpers may be plated on the inside and on the backing of the bumper. No sharp edges. -Any front bumper bracket may be used on any car. If you choose to, you may make your shocks out of 2”x2” tubing ONLY
3. Absolutely no bracket or shock may be welded past 6 inches behind the factory core support mount hole on the frame rail. If your cars FACTORY shock or bracket goes farther than 6 inches back, it must remain COMPELTELY FACTORY.
4. If you choose to hard nose or put your shock inside the frame you MUST have a ¾” hole in the top center of your frame 6 inches behind the factory core support mount hole on the frame rail. (unless we can clearly see the shock stops where it is supposed to). You may weld a ¾” hardware washer around the hole to make up for the missing metal. Single pass only! -Suicide Lincolns and cars that have no core support mount must only go 6 inches past the vertical part of core support right above the frame rail when mounting the bumper. -Rear bumper brackets may be welded, single pass only. Absolutely no rear bracket may be moved forward.
5. Rear bumper height may NOT be any lower then 14inches to the bottom of the bumper.
Cage:
1. 4 point cages are allowed. Must be a minimum of 6 inches above the factory body mount height.
2. Dash bar must be 6” from any firewall or cowl sheet metal, must also be 6” off the transmission tunnel.
3. 4 down legs are allowed to the frame, but must only be located in between the front door inner seams.
4. Down legs off of the cage that attach to the body must be no further back than the rear spreader and no further forward than the front door inner seam.
5. Roll over bars must be vertical and no further back than the rear spreader bar (maximum of 6 inches behind the seat). You will only be allowed to attach bar to roof with 2 bolts no bigger than 1 inch. Washers must not exceed 4”x4”.
6. Gas tank protectors are allowed but must remain 4 inches from the rear firewall and no more than 30 inches wide, and in the center of the car. It can be bolted to the floor if NOT attached to the cage.
Body:
1. Sheet metal may be cut for clearance, but no bending, folding or reattaching anywhere. -You may use five 3/8” bolts per wheel well opening. Hardware washers only. Absolutely no other bolting of the body other than the bolts allowed in the hood.
2. You’re allowed a maximum of 8 spots of double stranded #9 wire to hold hood down. You may weld a 1 inch hardware washer around each hole to keep from tearing. All wire must be body to body only.
3. Wagons tailgates may have 8 spots of double stranded #9 wire and 2 pieces of 3/4 all-thread, but the all-thread must be through the body only and NOT the frame.
4. The only acceptable rust repair on any car is allowed in the driver and passenger area. This is for safety purposes only, and if we think you used this to strengthen the car for anything other than safety purposes you will not be allowed to run.
5. Doors may be welded solid with strap no bigger than 4” x 1/8”. Tops of doors may be folded over and welded, but no added metal. Absolutely no other body seam welding besides doors!!
6. Hood must be open for inspection.
7. You may use 4 feet of 2”x 1/8” strap to secure trunk lids or wagon tailgates. Must be able to see inside trunk areas.
8. You may run double stranded #9 wire from quarter panel to quarter panel in trunk to keep the quarters from blowing apart. Single hardware washers may be welded around the holes.
9. No wedged cars allowed
10. Sedagons will be allowed, but call for allowable tucking methods. MUST BE ABLE TO SEE INSIDE REAR COMPARTMENT AREA.
11. In addition to the 2 pieces of all-thread in the core support, you will be allowed 4 more bolts to hold the hood down. Must be body to body only and the washers must not exceed 4”x4”. Or you may use double stranded #9 wire in 8 spots.
12. No more than ten 3/8” bolts to hold your outer hood skin to your inner hood skin.
13. You will be allowed 4 spots of double stranded #9 wire from your hood/core support to your front bumper.
14. Body creasing is allowed, but absolutely no bolting or welding to assist.
03 and Newer:
1. 03 and newer car are allowed, but may only use factory Ford parts. You may also only use a single pass of weld to attach k-member no wider then 1/2 inch. No plating or filling crush holes in the front. Must have a ¾ hole behind the a-arms for inspection, hole may have a ¾ washer weld around, but inspectors must be able to fit ¾ drill bit in the hole. No square tubing for spring pockets and no ALL-THREAD for front shocks. All other limited weld rules apply. YOU MAY ALSO A BOLT IN K-MEMBER BUT MUST USE A FORD FACTORY K-MEBER, AND MAY NOT USE SQUARE TUBING FOR SPRING POCKETS. ALL OTHER RULES APPLY. NO SEAM WELDING ON 03 AND NEWER.