All I want is a rule book.....

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.uck me...Stopped by a local retailer that used to sell the NHRA rule book. "Sorry, Boss didn't get any this year." Unless I am missing something the only way to buy a rulebook from NHRA is to be a member? $69 to become a member just so I can get an effing rule book?
 
Doug "Google." You can download "last years model" several places, and then I think you can go to the NHRA site and download the "updates" free.

If you can't find, PM me with your email, I'll send you what I have. I've forgotten where I found it/ them
 
67Dart273 said:
Doug "Google." You can download "last years model" several places, and then I think you can go to the NHRA site and download the "updates" free.

If you can't find, PM me with your email, I'll send you what I have. I've forgotten where I found it/ them
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PM sent...
 
just go on nhra or ihra website and download,i havent got a nhra rulebook in years from nhra,ihra sends me one every year
 
67Dart273 said:
PM'd you a link, Doug, should be 2017.........

This seems to be the 2017 rule book
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It was indeed the complete 2017 book.
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Is there any point to point microwave internet out there? I'm not referring to satellite, but rather mountaintop service, with a small antenna pointed there. Friend of mine in St Maries has that. It's not perfect nor lightning fast, but better than what you are saying
 
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