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2006 National Association Rule Book

Professional Classes

Engines
Page Number: 23
All blown or supercharged engines, as well as unblown fuel engines may not exceed 565 cubic inches, except in Pro Modified. No multiple engines are allowed in any class.
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Blowers
Page Number: 23
No variable multi-speed blowers or supercharges will be permitted in any class.
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Fuel
Page Number: 23
TFH may utilize only nitromethane (sixty-five percent [65%] minimum) and alcohol (pure methanol). One hundred percent (100%) nitromethane is permitted. BAH may use alcohol (pure methanol or ethanol) or nitrous oxide with alcohol (pure methanol or ethanol). See Appendix H. All other alcohol classes must use only pure methanol or ethanol. BJ may utilize gasoline, alcohol (pure methanol or ethanol), or a maximum of fifty percent (50%) nitromethane. See “Racing Fuels” for further information.
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Fuel Injection
Page Number: 23
Electronic or electrically controlled fuel systems designed to automatically sense and instantly adjust the fuel flow shall not be permitted on any supercharged engine.
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Hulls
Page Number: 23
Any hull design is acceptable with the exception that no blown engines will be permitted in any Professional class jet boat with a V-bottom.
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Nitrous Oxide
Page Number: 23
Nitrous oxide is not allowed in the following Professional classes: TFH and BFJ.
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Propylene Oxide
Page Number: 23
Propylene oxide is not allowed in any Professional class.
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Water Injection
Page Number: 23
Water injection may be used in any class; however, enough water must remain in the system after each run to allow a sample to be taken.
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Engines
Page Number: 23
Engines may be any cubic inch displacement; they may be either naturally aspirated or fuel injected.
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Blowers
Page Number: 23
Blown engines may utilize superchargers or turbochargers; however, proper blower restraints must be used as required based upon the fuel utilized.
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Fuel
Page Number: 23
Gasoline, alcohol (pure methanol or ethanol), nitromethane, or nitrous oxide may be used in any engine.
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Hulls
Page Number: 23
Any hull design is acceptable with the exception that no blown engines will be permitted in any Sportsman class jet boat with a V-bottom.
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