I hope I'm not going to disturb things by adding an idea to this discussion. It's good to see a class of this type showcasing resently re-discovered old technology. It is way overdue. I just don't think it goes far enough to push the threshold to advance the boundaries of our cars (Buicks).
I'd like to see a class that in some way promotes the development of new systems. Rules could be setup to limit max engine size and head configuration and maybe even turbo size, but everything else goes. Manifold designs, fueling stradegies, fuel type(s), muliple power adders, etc. In particular nitrous and turbocharging. It is 'the most' perfect marriage and it's treated like an illegal alien. This is the alcohol, nitrous, and propane section isn't it?
So many other cars of interest are leaving us in the dust when it comes to the application of other technologies that have been right at our fingertips the whole time. These are not new ideas gentlemen. They are superior designs and I'd love to see them applied to our car of interest, the turbocharged V6 Buick Regals.
If I want to see new technologies in the field of turbocharging, I'd much rather go to a Buick racing meet than have to go to a Toyota Supra meet.
Even if the class was setup as an exibition class only. We need to bring new, creative and advanced ideas to the forefront. Buicks need to be leading the charge, not Supras.
Don't put limits on thinking.
I'd like to see a class that in some way promotes the development of new systems. Rules could be setup to limit max engine size and head configuration and maybe even turbo size, but everything else goes. Manifold designs, fueling stradegies, fuel type(s), muliple power adders, etc. In particular nitrous and turbocharging. It is 'the most' perfect marriage and it's treated like an illegal alien. This is the alcohol, nitrous, and propane section isn't it?
So many other cars of interest are leaving us in the dust when it comes to the application of other technologies that have been right at our fingertips the whole time. These are not new ideas gentlemen. They are superior designs and I'd love to see them applied to our car of interest, the turbocharged V6 Buick Regals.
If I want to see new technologies in the field of turbocharging, I'd much rather go to a Buick racing meet than have to go to a Toyota Supra meet.
Even if the class was setup as an exibition class only. We need to bring new, creative and advanced ideas to the forefront. Buicks need to be leading the charge, not Supras.
Don't put limits on thinking.