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Pure Stock Rules
UPDATED April 15th, 2011
The word "stock"
will mean: "Unaltered and as originally produced for that year, make, and
model". These rules are meant to keep all cars stock. Anytime a car is found in
violation of any of these rules during or after a race, it may be fined and or
disqualified for the night, or worse. If you feel the need to ask if something
is legal, ask. Don't assume. No two-way in-car radios allowed. No radios allowed
in the pits. Only self-starting cars may race.
COMPETING MODELS - ELIGIBILITY
All cars must be 1965 or newer, full size, or intermediate, originally produced
American made Passenger cars with a minimum wheelbase of 101" in stock
condition. No convertibles, pickups, jeeps, imports, or commercial vehicles
allowed. Conventional passenger type station wagons are allowed. No commercial
type Wagons, Blazers, Broncos, Suburban s, etc. will be allowed. NO additional
ballast weight at any location is allowed. Having more than one standard type
automotive battery, fuel cells or their containers made of over 1/8" thick
steel, fuel cells that hold over 16 gals of fuel (16 gal. as advertised), lead
or added heavy materials, reinforcement, or construction using heavier materials
that needed, or anything that can be considered excessive in weight as judged by
PVR technical inspection team.
ENGINES
Engine must be in stock location, on solid mounts. Engine must be cast iron
only. No pop up or dome pistons, no roller cams, lifters or rocker arms allowed.
Racing oil pans are ok. Factory produced cast iron unaltered heads only. No port
or polish work allowed. No port matching of heads to intake or exhaust
manifolds. Valve size is optional and can be changed, provided that no machine
work is done beyond 1/2" above the valve seat. Studs may be pinned or changed
with screw in type. No after market heads or intake manifolds allowed. No Bow
Tie, GM Performance or marine heads or intake allowed. No grinding on intake or
exhaust manifolds allowed. Aluminum intake manifolds are allowed, but must be
OEM standard production only. No special performance or special production
manifolds allowed. Example: 1969 Z28 square flange aluminum intakes are not
allowed. Drilling the intake manifold for water ports to be used with an
external water bypass is allowed. Do not drill the heads or the block. No
mushroom lifters, superchargers, turbo chargers, fuel injection of any design,
nitrous oxide, pressurized fuel systems, magnetos, computers of any kind, or
alcohol allowed.
EXHAUST
No headers allowed. Stock cast iron exhaust manifolds only. Mufflers are
required. Mufflers will function so as to not allow a sound emission greater
than 95 decibels maximum emission.
CARBURETION
Carburetor must be a stock production passenger car or light truck unit of the
same brand that came standard on the make of the engine being used. Carburetors
must have factory OEM numbers stamped on them and cannot have any visible
machine work done. No special high performance, limited production, or after
market carburetors are allowed. No adapter plates or after market spacer plates
may be used.
FUEL and FUEL SYSTEM
Engine mounted factory type fuel pumps in stock location only. No electric or
belt driven fuel pumps allowed. Racing fuel cells are Mandatory with Max 16
gallons and must be securely mounted in the trunk area. No aluminum tanks. Two
steel straps front to rear and one side to side are required. Minimum strap size
is 1" x 1/8" steel flat stock. LxWxH divided by 231 = gallon capacity. Fuel cell
area must be completely sealed off from the driver's compartment with min 22 awg
STEEL sheet metal. No filler necks protruding through rear fire wall or trunk
lid. Gasoline only. No additives allowed. Racing gasoline and AV gas is allowed.
COOLING SYSTEM
Aluminum after market water pumps are optional. Aluminum radiators are allowed.
Radiators must be in stock location 1.5 maximum, tubing may be used for radiator
protection. Protection must be inside of the body. 1.25 maximum support bar is
permitted across the top of the radiator to support fenders. Factory core
support may be changed. The use of a water supply for added radiator cooling is
allowed, but must be mounted securely in the drivers compartment within the main
cage structure and must be functional at all times. Maximum water container is 5
gallons.
ELECTRICAL SYSTEM
Ignition system must remain stock. (No MSD or other type non- OEM). Parts can be
replaced by heavy-duty OEM style and configuration. Battery must be mounted
securely inside a container. Mounting inside the driver's compartment is
optional. Plastic boat type battery boxes are not recommended. Only one
automotive 12-volt battery is allowed. Any additional batteries will be
considered ballast and must be removed.
Transmission
Transmission must remain in stock location, and on stock unaltered cross member.
Solid mounts are allowed but must be stock configuration. No direct drive or
valve transmissions allowed. Torque converters must be of standard stock size.
No dog clutched, buttons, ram clutches, or ram couplers allowed. OEM clutch set
up only. Scatter shield must be used on all manual transmission equipped cars.
Drive shaft must be painted white and have a 360 degrees loop around it,
approximately 3" behind the front universal joint. Minimum loop material is 1" x
1/8" thick steel. Random inspections will be done, so keep it painted. No
aluminum drive shafts or flywheels allowed. Guide plates and or stud girdles are
optional. Transmission cooler may be mounted in the driver's compartment but
must be mounted in a safe manner and cannot be mounted where vision through the
car is blocked. After market transmission coolers are allowed.
Rear Ends
Ford 9 inch rear end is allowed. Rear end must remain in stock location with
unaltered stock mounts. Wheelbase must be equal on both sides.
Suspension
No lowering blocks, weight jacks, chains, metal or rubber spring spacers
allowed. No factory rubber bushing around spring allowed. Heat and re-arching of
springs is allowed. Suspension must remain stock, unaltered with OEM equivalent
parts. OEM style racing shocks allowed with OEM mounts in stock location, NO
coilovers. No reinforcing of any suspension parts, except Chrysler product or
1965 or newer full size Ford lower A-frames. Reinforcement of these parts is
allowed, but must remain exact stock dimensions.
Brakes
Rear end brake system must remain with the make of rear end you are running.
Drum brakes and disc brakes allowed. Four wheel brakes in working order are
required. No line blocking allowed. No brake shut off valves allowed. Brake
pedal must be in stock location. Brake booster may be removed.
BODIES
Bodies must be complete and stock including a complete floor pan, front
firewall, trunk, rear inner fenders, and rear firewall. All chrome, trim, glass,
and mirrors must be removed. No gutting of interior sheet metal except as
follows: Door, dash and interior quarter panels may be cut as required to
install roll bars and side bars. Inner roof sheet metal can be cut away. All
firewall holes must be patched using 22 awg or better steel. Hood and trunk lids
may be gutted. No other chopping of bodies, except for 2" around fenders for
tire clearance. Front inner fenders may be unbolted or cut out and removed. Rub
rails (optional) must be mounted flush against the body with carriage bolts,
between wheel-well openings only, with the ends tapered, smooth and closed.
Maximum material size is 1" x 1". Maximum number allowed is one per side. After
market stock appearing nosepieces may be used. No homemade or handmade
nosepieces allowed. Nosepiece must appear stock. Cars that lose front bumper,
hoods or diver door during a race may be black flagged from that race at the
discretion of the track officials. Cars must have parts securely attached, prior
to competing in the next scheduled event. Trunk floor area cannot be gutted.
APPEARANCE / NUMBERING
Legible numbers are required on both doors of the car and on the roof (facing
right). These numbers must be a minimum of 20" tall x 3 wide and must be dark
numbers on light cars or light numbers on dark cars. Numbers at least 5" tall
are required on the front and rear of the car. NO
SPRAY PAINTED NUMBERS! Be sure you are going to
field a car before you buy a car number. There is a 50 rule in this class. All
cars competing must appear repaired and fully painted from a distance of 50 .
Cars not meeting this requirement will not be allowed to race until repairs are
deemed acceptable by PVR. Three digit numbers, numbers with letters, or letters
only is not allowed. Anyone not having the required decals in the proper place
will not be awarded points.
BUMPERS
No double bumpers .OEM bumpers only. Front and rear bumper straps are MANDATORY.
Front bumper must be strapped to the frame. Rear bumper must be strapped to the
quarter panel. Minimum strap size required is 2" x 1/8" flat stock. Bumper
straps must be welded and bolted with at least two 3/8" bolts. Front and Rear
bumpers must have chain or loop for towing.
WINDSCREEN
All cars must have a minimum of four windscreen bars for protection in front of
the driver. . All cars must have full windscreen in windshield area.
FRAMES
Notching of frames or sub-frames is NOT allowed.
STEERING
Steering components (box, pitman arm, idler arm, drag link, tie rods and ends,
and couplers) must be OEM. No modifying or reinforcing allowed. Steering
quickners allowed. Steering column may be replaced with a shaft that is stock
length. Quick disconnect steering wheel couplers are allowed.
WHEELS/TIRES
Both right side wheels must be plated or heavy duty steel or aluminum. No stock
steel including rally wheels or honeycomb aluminum factory wheels allowed on the
right side. Maximum wheel width is 8". Maximum tire size is 275/60/15. Use of
mud plugs made of rubber or plastic is allowed on right rear only. No beadlocks
allowed. Wheel studs may be changed to a larger diameter size in the interest of
safety. 1" OD lug nuts are mandatory. Broken, stripped, or missing wheel studs
or lug nuts must be replaced, or car will not be allowed to race. Tires must be
street tires as manufactured for use on passenger cars. All factory names and
numbers must remain on tires. No tire grooving. No light truck, mud, snow, off
road, or recap tires allowed. All tires
must have a tread wear rating of 240 or more to be legal. Any time a car is
found at the track with an illegal tire on it, that car will be fined and or
disqualified from racing for the entire night.
*Hoosier IMCA
Stamped G-60 is allowed with no tire grooving.
No American Racer, Hoosier 500 or any other race tire will be allowed.
ROLL BARS
All cars must have a four-point minimum roll cage. Cage must be minimum 1 1/2"
tubing with a .095" wall thickness, minimum. 1 3/4" x .095" tubing is
recommended. Three door bars left side, two door bars right side minimum. If you
remove your top to install a roll cage, you must weld it back on to all four
corners plus a minimum of two bolts to top of roll cage. Front loops (Maximum 1
x .095 tubing) are allowed, but must remain inside the body structure. . No
reinforcement front loop to bumper. No cross braces or X's above the dash line.
When a tech inspector deems necessary, a 3/16 hole will be drilled in the main
hoop, halo, driver door bars, front door bar, rear door bar, and cross bar in
the rear of the car. This is a to ensure material thickness and to check lead in
the tubes. 2" space recommended for helmet to roll cage clearance (above head).
If the roll cage is bolted to the floor pan, a 6 x 6 x 1/4 steel plate must be
bolted to the top and bottom of the floor pan to weld to. Rear loops are
allowed. Core supports may be replaced with maximum 1 1/2" x .095" tubing.
Approved racing seat, lap belt, and shoulder harness belts must be mounted to
the roll cage. Mounting of these items to the floor pan is not allowed. Roll
cage must be positioned so the driver's seat remains in the stock location
SEATS AND SAFETY EQUIPMENT
No grace races on safety related violations as deemed by head tech inspector.
Racing approved 5 Point harnesses are mandatory. Shoulder harness must be
mounted below driver's shoulders and securely attached to roll cage. Seat belts
must be attached to roll cage. re-certified after 5 years of age. Subject to
inspection at any time. No Y Style belts. Seat must be securely mounted to the
roll cage. The seat cannot be mounted to the floor pan. Seat must be replaced
with high back aluminum racing seat. Headrest or roll cage padding must be
installed where seat back is not high enough to protect the driver's head. All
drivers must wear full safety equipment every time they go out on the track.
Helmets must be worn anytime you operate the vehicle. Safety equipment consists
of SFI approved fire suit, SFI Neck brace or approved head/neck restraint, SFI
approved gloves, and Snell approved with a rating of SA 2000 or better,
full-face helmet with full chin protectors and flip-up shield for fire
protection. M type helmets are not allowed. Drives side window nets are
mandatory. The window net is to be mounted so that the latch is at the top front
of window. No open face helmets and no goggles are allowed. Fuel and oil lines
in the driver's compartment must be encased in metal tubing from front firewall
with no breaks in the tubing. Steel braid line is accepted. Two 2" holes must be
in the trunk lid. A Kill switch required within easy reach of driver. The switch
must be clearly marked 'OFF' and 'ON'.
Fire
Extinguishers
On board fire extinguisher (2 lb.) MANDATORY, within drivers reach while
strapped in. Steel mounts only, no plastic. All cars will be required to have in
their pits a minimum of one 2 pound, dry chemical fire extinguisher.
INSPECTIONS
All cars are subject to inspection at any time and in any manner determined by
track officials. If a Car is found Illegal: Penalties will be properly asset by
officials on a severity of violation.
Claims
(A)
$750 cash, or $350 and exchange, claim on
engine, flywheel and balancing plates ($25
goes to both wreckers). Claimed driver has
option of accepting cash, or exchanging
engines with claiming driver. Track carries
the rite to deny any claim they deem
unreasonable.
(B)
Claim does not include – 1. clutch, 2.
pressure plate, 3. bellhousing, 4. headers,
5. carburetor, 6. starter, 7. motor mounts,
8. oil/temp. sending units, 9. carburetor
spacer, 10. fan and pulleys, 11. clutch
ball, 12. clutch arm, 13. throw out bearing,
14. dip stick, 15. water pump, 16. fuel
pump, rod and plate, 17. distributor, 18.
plug wires, 19. water outlet and restrictor,
20. breathers.
Protest
A.
Who can protest: Only
drivers who have raced in 50% of the races plus the race before and
are racing in that class that night can file a protest.
When: Any time up
to 10 minutes after the last main event.
Where: At the pit board.
Fee: Protesting anything that does
not require a tear down there will be no fee:
anything protesting a tear down their will be a $125.00 fee
the protest has to be in writing and signed by the drivers (ONLY
DRIVERS CAN PROTEST)
B.
Responsibilities of the car/ person being protested.
Tear down: Must be
done by car owner/ driver or someone authorized by car owner/
driver.
Where: Any area specified by an official.
What: Any parts required to prove rule compliance to the
satisfaction of the official.
C. Illegal car can be completely disqualified from all the
events that night including, but not limited to: loss of points,
monies, awards, positions, and a suspension from further race dates.
If there is a second offense, the penalty may be a loss of all
championship points and a suspension for the rest of the year.
D. Fines/ Penalties: PVR will use these as guidelines, but
are not limited to penalties contained herein. Further penalties,
fines, procedures, or enforcements may be levied as deemed
necessary. Driver of car is totally responsible for all actions of
his car owner or pit crew. This includes language, fighting,
cheating, threatening, intimidating, or any other unsportsmanlike
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The last main event winner will tag the main event.
The rules and/or regulations set forth herein are designed to provide for the
orderly conduct of racing events and to establish minimum acceptance requirement
for such events. These rules shall govern the condition of all events, and by
participating in these events, all participants are deemed to have complied with
these rules. NO EXPRESSED OR IMPLIED WARRANTY OF SAFETY SHALL RESULT FROM
PUBLICATION OR OF COMPLIANCE WITH THESE RULES AND /OR REGULATIONS. They are
intended as a guide for the conduct of the sport and are in no way a guarantee
against injury or death to a participant, spectator or official. The Race
Director shall be empowered to permit minor deviation from any of the
specifications herein or impose further restrictions that in his/her opinion do
not alter minimum acceptance requirements. NO EXPRESSED OR IMPLIED WARRANTY
SHALL RESULT FROM SUCH ALTERATION OF SPECIFICATIONS. Any interpretation or
deviation of these rules is left to the discretion of the officials. Their
decision is final.
Remedies-Decisions:
Failure of either party to cooperate with the officials and
or rules may result in protest being denied or upheld on technical violations.
Decisions: Decisions made by officials are final.
There will be no appeal of compliance once a decision has been rendered.
Refusal To Tear Down: The Driver will lose all
points for the entire current season and driver will be disqualified from that
nights racing, losing all money, trophy’s etc.
If Protested Vehicle is deemed to be Legal: The
Protested driver will receive $100.00 of protested money. $25.00 will go to the
points fund.
If the Protested vehicle is deemed to be Illegal:
The Protester will receive a $100.00 refund. $25.00 will go to the points fund.
The Protested illegal car will be fully disqualified from all events for that
day of racing. This includes all monies, awards and positions. The second time
the vehicle is found illegal will result in loss of all points accumulated for
prior events in that racing year. The Third time the vehicle is found illegal
will result in a suspension of the car and driver for the entire racing season.
Penalties:
The Driver of
the car is totally responsible for all actions of his car owner and pit crew.
Any behavior such as: abusive language, threatening, or intimidation, or any
other actions determined by and official to be un-sportsman like in conduct will
result in a minimum of disqualification. Fighting will not be tolerated. Any
fighting at the facility will result in civil charges being filed, NO TOLERANCE.
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