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Technical Notes

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Junior Sedans

Clarification on Strengthening of Struts: Below is a photo of a Datsun Strut which has been strengthened.  It has been given approval by the National technical Committee.  Please take careful attention to the photo and how it has been done. 

If you are unsure, or would like assistance of clarification please contact your State Technical Representative.

 
 
 
 
 
 

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Street Stock Sedans
INFORMATION SHEET FOR EFI STREET STOCKS
2ND INFORMATION SHEET FOR EFI STREET STOCKS
MEDIA RELEASE august 06
PRESS RELEASE street stock fuel injection
SSA Street Stock media release 4
Street Stock Update
Street Stock Front Suspension Strut Update March 2010
 

Super Sedans

Head Plate: It is the view of the Technical Committee that it is OK to fit the removable overhead plate to the rollcage without welding the bolt heads.  It is impossible to fit the plate properly and remove it with the bolts welded so it is commonsense to allow this for driver safety.

As per the Super Sedan Specification book page 41 section 45 must be adhered to. Some cylinder heads from Nascar Engines have arrived in Australia.  These cylinder heads have splayed or canted valve configuration and are therefore not permitted on Chev, Chrysler or Toyota Engines.  Therefore SB2 and SB2.2 and also RO7 cylinder heads are NOT permitted.  These engines must NOT be sealed or used for competition in Australia.

SSA Engine Sealing Information

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