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I have been put off by how complicated and little seat time you get in NHRA racing nowadays especially with a slower street friendly set up (11.50 to 12.00 ET)

Then I came across the Nostalgia Drag Racing League (NDRL) and one specific class is tempting , Modified Production, while it does not have much to do with the good ole days of NHRA ME and MP of the 70s , I really like the rules , Anyonehas experience with these guys?


MODIFIED PRODUCTION
Class Rules:
1 Must be Super Stock and Modified Eliminator cars representative of the 60s and 70s.
2 Manual transmissions ONLY and MUST LAUNCH WITH THE CLUTCH by the driver.
3 No delay boxes, No pedal magnets, No air or electric shifters.
4 Two step rev limiters allowed.
5 Safety rules per NHRA ET/MPH requirements.
6 Race on an index format with ladder based on qualifying. All bye runs are given to lowest
7 qualifier. Bye run is kept until used then next bye run determined by best reaction time.
8 Class designation and ET (must be on TECH CARD and WINDOWS prior to first qualifying run.)


AAA/MP-8.75 AA/MP-9.00 A/MP-9.25 B/MP-9.50 C/MP-9.75 D/MP-10.00 E/MP-10.25
F/MP-10.50 G/MP-10.75 H/MP-11.00 I/MP-11.25 J/MP-11.50 K/MP-11.75 L/MP-12.00


Below pertains to all classes!
In keeping with the nostalgic drag racing era the following are absolute in all classes:
• NO TRACTION CONTROL*
• NO DELAY OR CROSS OVER BOXES*
• NO OPERATIONAL THROTTLE STOP CONTROLLERS*
• NO BUMP BOXES*
• NO EFI*
• NO NOS*