To go faster than 10.0 to 8.50 requires many safety items for the car and driver including NHRA cage certification and a driving license which is good for 2 year. For your specific car you can go on the NHRA web site to view the rules, or purchase them in book form. Even if I tried to list them here, they probably would not be complete, or may not fit your situation. This is an expensive proposition for an average racer to build a legal car to meet these rules and be competitive. Most guys, like myself, do it over a few years to ease the financial pain! :biggrin:
I finally found a rulebook last night, couldn't find it on the NHRA site. Found lots of things I didn't know were required. The tech guy at our local 1/8 mile track has always been hard on GNs in the past.
