I guess nobody went to the meeting

Don't know about nobody attending. I figured Dodgeguy wouldn't be interested in 4 cylinder info so I never bothered to reply.

As far as 4 cylinders go we voted and are now allowed to run Faulkens. All divisions will now have a chance to take a nite off from racing anytime in the month of June, July or August and take 84 points. Aside from that it sounds like not much else has changed.

Ok from what i remember, my rules and notes are in the car and im stuck in bed(long story) Late Models, built motors can now run headers but i dont remember what the weight ruling is on it, andthe new spec shock rule, also tires, theres a tire they have been testing in new jersey that is the same cost and works better and longer more testing to be done before the begginging of the year. Thunder cars no high rise intakes and that was all. Road Runners, Falken tires are allowed, and from what i remember nothing else was changed, and for those who care Four Fun, drivers who have run roadrunner and higher are not allowed unless approved in track writing, and Geo's, Sprints, and Swifts, in order to be manual transmission must be 3 cylinder all four cylinder 5 speeds that raced in 2007 are grandfathered in.

.......... for those who care Four Fun, drivers who have run roadrunner and higher are not allowed unless approved in track writing, and Geo's, Sprints, and Swifts, in order to be manual transmission must be 3 cylinder all four cylinder 5 speeds that raced in 2007 are grandfathered in.

    So Hyundai Excels. Eagle Summit and Ford Festiva are still Four Fun legal  with std trans and 4 cyls ?