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2006 National Association Rule Book

Racing Classes

Professional Classes
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TFH
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TOP FUEL HYDRO
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BAH
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BLOWN ALCOHOL HYDRO Unblown Fuel Hydro
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BFJ
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BLOWN FLAT and JET Blown Alcohol Flat Unblown Fuel Flat Blown Fuel Jet
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PM
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PRO MODIFIED 7:00 - 7:99
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Professional Classes
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The Professional Classes listed below must adhere to the additional restrictions as noted herein:
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**BGF
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BLOWN GAS FLAT * Maximum 2 valves per cylinder * Gasoline only
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**PGF
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* Naturally aspirated (unblown) * Maximum 500 cubic inch limit * Maximum 2 valves per cylinder * Gasoline only
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**PGJ
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PRO GAS JET * Naturally aspirated (unblown) * Maximum 500 cubic inch limit * Maximum 2 valves per cylinder * Gasoline only * Pressure relief (pop-off) valve and/or ratchet device required * No transmissions or gear reduction boxes - jet pump must be driven one to one (1:1) in relation to engine RPM
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**PLJ
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PRO LIMITED JET * Naturally aspirated (unblown) * Maximum 482 cubic inch limit * Single 4 barrel carburetor No split body carburetors * Standard production cast intakes No fabricated or sheet metal intakes No welding or epoxy in intake manifolds * Cast iron O.E.M. cylinder heads - porting allowed. No welding or epoxy in heads (except for necessary repairs - limited to one intake port, one exhaust port, and one combustion chamber per head) * Aftermarket cast iron cylinder heads Same restrictions as aluminum heads * No gear drives * No dry sumps
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Appendix I
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See Apendix I
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**PLJ
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* Aluminum cylinder heads No Pro Stock type heads Standard port and valve spacing only No heads allowed with valve angle greater than three (3) degrees from O.E.M. specs. Minimal porting allowed for gasket match and bowl blend purposes. Intake gasket match shall not exceed one (1) inch into port. Maximum three quarters (3/4) inch porting allowed from valve seat inward for bowl blending purposes. * All heads - no titanium valves or springs Maximum of 2 valves per cylinder * New release heads must be approved by tech * O.E.M. means mass produced, factory installed on massed produced vehicles and not available over the counter only. * Intake or exhaust spacers allowed May not exceed .500 inch thickness * No belt driven camshafts or distributors * Racing gasoline only D.C. reading no greater than zero * No nitrous oxide * No bowtie, aluminum, or aftermarket blocks * No transmissions or gear reduction boxes - jet pump MUST BE DRIVEN ONE TO ONE(1:1) IN RELation to engine RPM
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UO
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UNLIMITED OUTBOARD * Rules for this class can be found in Appendix G.
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PE
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PRO ELIMINATOR 8:00 - 8:99 * Rules for this class can be found in Appendix G.
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TE
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TOP ELIMINATOR 9:00 - 9:99
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ME
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MODIFIED ELIMINATOR 10:00 - 10:99
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SE
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STOCK ELIMINATOR 11:00 - 11:99
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RR*
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RIVER RACER 12:00 - 16:00 *See Appendix J
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Racing Classes
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The above classes comprise the makeup of the racing program. A sanctioned event need not include all of the classes listed. Each of these classes, if offered, will have the same safety requirements among all member divisions or chapters. At the discretion of the sanctioning division or chapter, a minimum number of entrants may be required to constitute a class.
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Optional Classes
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Subject to approval by the sanctioning division or chapter’s Board of Directors, the promoter may include other optional classes.
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Elimination of Classes
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Any class that does not have an average of two boats per race for one year, or three boats per race over two years (counting only races at which the class was offered) may be eliminated from the racing program the following year.
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