I don't think this is legal

Alw

Always seemed to me (back in the day) , that chevies almost always got the breaks , remember wally parks putting 600 pounds on the prostock hemi`s , so the chevies could win ?
bill jenkins cried the loudest too !!
Hell back in 1976 or 1977 NHRA pencilled my Z/SA 170 powered 65 Valiant out of competion. They said no 6 cyl cars in Y or Z stock. Only 4 cyls. I could run under the record/index in Z/sa, but was not competitive running two classes higher. Back then we couldn't adjust the weight. I still had to run the same power to weight ratio as a Z stocker, but had to run in X/sa.
The **** really hit the fan at Englishtown NJ, at a big money stock eliminator race. Several National record holder "stockers" were there. High dollar cars. The Final was my 65 Valiant 170 slant six Z/SA car against a 67 Ply station wagon with a 225 slant six running Y/SA. Two lowest classes, and lowest cost cars.
I could tell other stories from back in those days, if you were not a track local/regular.