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Victory Nostalgia Superstock Rules

Updated Jan 2023

THE BELOW ARE THE RULES IN PRINT. ANYTHING NOT SPECIFICALLY LISTED IS

PROHIBITED UNLESS APPROVED BY THE SERIES RULES COMMITTEE.

Class Description

Nostalgia Super Stock is an index style foot brake only class for the year models, body styles, and engine combinations, which accurately represent those cars, which raced in the Super

Stock classes of the ‘60’s. Certain exceptions in the authenticity of those cars will be allowed. Among those exceptions, but not limited to, are factors concerning safety, equality

in performance, availability, and durability.

Eligibility will be based on a visual inspection by Series Rules Committee members. No modifications, which alter the car from factory stock, are permitted unless they are

specifically allowed in these rules. All cars and drivers must meet track sanctioning body

safety rules for their ET range. Competition rules are voted on by Victory NSS Association members, as necessary. For any questions or clarifications, please contact the Series Director. The decisions of Series Director are final.

Sandbagging, excessive braking near the finish line, or excessive mph for a given ET is subject to result in a disqualification.

Nostalgia Super Stock is an all run field and will compete on an NHRA Pro type ladder. Racers will run on a .500 Full Tree with Autostart On and will be handicapped according to index. The class will qualify by elapsed time closest to index, be paired according to qualifying positions, and then advance accordingly in eliminations.

Indexes for Victory NSS are at .25 second intervals starting at 9.00 and ending at 13.00, for ¼ mile. For 1/8 mile indexes will utilize a 1.56 conversion factor.

ALL cars running an 11.00 or faster index MUST HAVE an engine diaper or approved belly pan system.

Eligible Year Models and Body Styles:

The following is a list of cars/engines, which are allowed to compete in Victory NSS:

AMC AMX: 1968-1969; 390

Chevrolet Full Bodied: 1959-64; 348 & 409’s, Z11 427

Chevrolet Full Bodied: 1965-67; 396-454

Chevrolet Chevelle: 1964-1967; 396-454

Pontiac Full Bodied: 1959-67; 389-455

Tempest/GTO: 1962-67; 389-455

Ford Full Bodied: 1959-67; 390-427 *FE Engines only

Ford Thunderbolt: 1964;390- 427 *FE

Fairlane/Comet/Cyclone/Falcon: 1963-67; 390- 427 *FE

Dodge/Plymouth Full Bodied: 1959-67; 383-440 wedge

Dodge/Plymouth Full Bodied: 1964-67; Hemi

Buick Full Bodied; 1960-67; 401-455

Skylark GS: 1964-67; 400-401-455

Oldsmobile Full Bodied: 1960-67; 394-400-455

Cutlass/442: 1964-67; 400-455

Dart/Barracuda: 1967-69; 383-440

Dart/Barracuda: 1968; 426 Hemi

INTAKE

All cars must be big block with multi-carb combinations. No tunnel ram or sheet metal intakes. Manifolds restricted to factory or commercially available cast units. Top of manifold lid may be modified and fabricated as necessary to accommodate carburetor placement. All cars must run gasoline fuel [no methanol]. No power-adders allowed [NOS, Supercharger, Turbo-Charger etc.].

The following carburetor combinations are allowed, regardless of year/make/model of entry:

Buick 400-455: inline or cross-ram 2x4 AFB

Chevy 348-409: inline 2x4 or cross-ram, with Carters, AFB’s, Rochester, Edelbrocks, or Holley Inline 3x2 with Rochester

Chevy 396-454: inline or cross-ram 2x4 AFB or Holley, inline 3x2 Holley

Chrysler Hemi: inline 2x4 with Carters, AFB’s, Edelbrocks, Holleys, or cross-ram 2x4 intake with Holleys

Chrysler Wedge: inline or cross-ram 2x4 with Carters, AFB’s or Edelbrocks

Ford: inline or cross-ram 2x4 intakes, inline 3x2, with Holleys

Pontiac: inline or cross-ram 2x4 intakes with Carters, AFB’s, Edelbrocks, or Holleys; or inline 3x2 with Rochester

AMX 390: cross-ram 2x4 bbl with Holleys

Olds 400-455: inline or cross-ram 2x4 intakes with Carters, AFB’s, Edelbrocks, or Holleys; or inline 3x2 with Rochester

Positioning of carburetors from factory mounting not a tech item. Carburetors may be positioned facing forwards, backwards, or side mounted.

Choke horn, choke plate, choke shaft, choke linkage, and choke mechanism may be removed.

IGNITION

Any battery powered ignition system permitted unless specified in this section. Programmable digital ignition boxes prohibited. The use of any programmable multipoint rev limiter or rate of acceleration, rpm limiter, either by themselves or integrated into the ignition system are prohibited. Traction control prohibited. NO laptops permitted in car at any time.

NO computer port, connection, readout, or download connection allowed for anything other than tachometer playback.

DRIVER MUST PERFORM ALL FUNCTIONS OF CAR

Bracket racing aids such as optical sensors, delay boxes, stutter boxes, two-steps [except with clutch operated cars], and throttle stops prohibited. The application or use of any device, mechanical or electronic, that permits the driver to ascertain the position of their vehicle in relation to the starting

line is prohibited. Onboard diagnostic and data recorders used to monitor and record parameters

such as a driveshaft speed, acceleration, chassis strain, suspension travel, etc. are prohibited. Wide band oxygen sensors permitted. ‘Playback” tachometers permitted. Laptops prohibited in vehicle.

MANUAL TRANSMISSION

OEM or aftermarket transmissions with a maximum of 4 forward speeds permitted. Clutchless transmissions prohibited. Planetary transmissions prohibited. All shifts must be made manually without the aid of electric, hydraulic or pneumatic devices. Starting line rev limiters permitted. Torque converter not permitted with this type transmission.

AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSIONS

Automatic transmissions originally produced by any American automobile manufacturer or replicas of an automatic transmission produced by any American automobile manufacturer (EX.Deadenbear PG transmission) mandatory. Lock-up transmissions/torque converters permitted. Transmission to engine adapters permitted. All shifts must be made manually without the aid of electric or pneumatic devices. A competitor may elect to leave the trans-brake solenoid installed in the transmission; however, it may not be used in qualifying or competition runs. Starting line rev limiters prohibited. Clutch prohibited with this type of transmission.

In addition to normal track required transmission shield requirements, all 727 Mopar transmission

equipped cars running 12.00 or faster must have an approved transmission shield or blanket. (All Victory NSS cars, regardless of make or index are highly encouraged to run a shield or blanket for safety).

HOOD/SCOOP

Hood/scoops limited to OEM equipment or period style. Hood/scoop may be no higher than 5 inches. Pro stock-style scoops prohibited. The entire induction system must be completely covered by hood or scoop, which must be part of the vehicle hood.

All cars must retain factory body lines and must retain all body parts, including bumpers [lite-weight replacement pieces allowed].

Interiors must have factory dash frame [aftermarket gauges accepted], full carpet, headliner, door panels [no aluminum panels], 2 front seats [back seat optional]. Interior must be fully upholstered, if back seat is deleted, carpet or upholstered panels shall cover the area.

Cars must retain the appearance and heritage of the 60’s era. All participants must adhere to the spirit of the Victory NSS Class. Racers and crew must act in a professional manner and obey all track and series officials. Series Director may disqualify any car or racer that does not adhere to the rules and spirit of this class. Any new participant or anyone making changes to their car are encouraged to

consult the Series Director prior to event to prevent any misunderstandings or issues at the track. Any “Grey” areas or points not covered in these rules are at the discretion of the Series Director/Rules Committee. The decisions of Series Director are final.

Participants must be a Victory NSS Association member to race at a Victory NSS Points Race. Yearly dues are determined annually. In addition to yearly dues, there will be a track entry fee per race.

Open to 1959-69 period-correct super stock cars with multiple carburetion and series-approved body and big block engine combinations as listed.

Cars must have complete interiors (back seat optional)

Period-correct hood scoops or flat hood

Maximum rear tire width of 10.5W

No sheet metal or tunnel ram intakes allowed

No electronics

No trans brakes use allowed during any launch.

Two-steps allowed with manual transmission only

Any racer participating in a Victory NSS Series event may not compete in the same car in a non-NSS class at that event. However, the driver may drive a different car in a non-NSS class.

The decision of the race director is final.

Victory participants must meet all track sanctioning body safety requirements for their ET at all points races, no matter the venue.

POINTS SYSTEM

Participants receive 20 points for passing tech at a Victory NSS Points Event.

10 points will be awarded to participants for each round of eliminations that they stage the car and break the stage beam under power.

Event winner will receive 12 bonus points.

Points will be awarded for qualifying at each event as follow:

#1 Qualifier [10 points]

#2 Qualifier [9 points]

#3 Qualifier [8 points]

#4 Qualifier [7 points]

#5 Qualifier [6 points]