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Taken from 2019 General Regulations on NHRARACER.com "All fuel tanks, lines, pumps, valves, etc. must be outside of the driver’s compartment and within the confines of the frame and/or steel body." 1980 Camaro Taking the Best Working Small Tire Shyt Box & making it Greater Than Before! 3000 lbs. Pump Gas 436 | |||
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Written this way because of the many various ways manufacturers and chassis builders configure their cars. You can put the fuel lines on the outside of the frame rails for a Nova, they will still be with-in the confines of the steel body. If you had a car with a perimeter frame such as a g-body or chevelle, they would need to be on the inside of the frame. 72 Nova "Hooptie" | |||
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Thanks Tom, I wondered about the "steel body" terminology and thought that technically speaking I'm good. Like I said before, I think I'm much safer having it outside the frame and tucked up near the floor board which is steel too. | |||
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Many years ago, Cecil County had me change mine 3 weeks in a row. I painted it black and they never said anything again. 72 Nova "Hooptie" | |||
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Different tech guy each time?? Does Cecil actually look under the car these days? | |||
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This was a long time ago. I had it run on the inside of the frame rail and the tech guy said it couldn't be there. So I moved it to the outside of the frame and said it couldn't be there either. I moved it back to the inside and painted it black. 72 Nova "Hooptie" | |||
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