MCS Mini Stocks

piratealx

haulin ***, guzzlin gas
where are you guys planning on racing now? need to know what im gonna do with my truck now that i have no where to race.
 
can go to doe run

doe run races the same type of mini stocks that mcs runs, its a friday night track with a great family atmosphere and great group of racers. very close and competitive track.
 
yeah we all talked bout that but its to far for me plus i think most of us work on fridays.
 
they do start later

sorry to hear about the situation you guys and gals are in with mcs shutting down. really ****s having a race vehicle for a specific class and not having anywhere else to run. doe run does start a little later then some tracks. good luck to everyone on whatever they decide to do.
 
alex i will probably only race once a month at fulton! do to working til 615 fridays things will be hard! mcs was what really kept the mini stock class going for us! thanks butch for your help i would love to race there but its a hard 2 hour drive! hope to see you all some where! its sad to say we arent going to be racing with each other every week!! i couldnt have asked for better guys to race with cleaner racers or as true of friends as you guys! hope to see you all soon!!!!
shannon
 
Doe Run for us

We'll be running the #99 Mustang at Doe Run. Just add a window net and we're ready to go. Plus it's only a 45 minute haul instead of the 2 hour pull to MCS.

Love the track at MCS and would rather make the long drive to run there, but at least we can still run without building another car. Hope to see some of you at Doe Run!

Craig
 
alex i will probably only race once a month at fulton! do to working til 615 fridays things will be hard! mcs was what really kept the mini stock class going for us! thanks butch for your help i would love to race there but its a hard 2 hour drive! hope to see you all some where! its sad to say we arent going to be racing with each other every week!! i couldnt have asked for better guys to race with cleaner racers or as true of friends as you guys! hope to see you all soon!!!!
shannon

yeah tell me when you are racing 2 or 3 weeks in advance ill try to take fridays off but my mom works and i use her car to pull the truck and she gets home around 5:30
 
Differences

Pretty much the only differences in MCS rules and DRR rules are that Doe Run doesn't allow aftermarket intakes, porting and polishing of heads and no MSD ignition. We never bothered with a different intake or a ported head anyway( no need), The msd is an easy swap.
 
What about aftermarket rods? Also what about suspension? If your car/truck came with leaf springs you can not add weight jacks on the rear. what about an inspection hole in pan/bellhousing? Did they do away with the vaccume rule?
 
Here's our rules right off the website

Mini Stock Specifications

Drivers must be a minimum of 15 years of age with prior racing experience. A drivers skill test may be given in lieu of prior racing experience. All drivers under the age of 18 must have a copy of birth certificate or driver’s license and release form signed by both parents on file before being allowed to compete.

Competing Models

Any inline four cylinder, two or four door compact sedan. Any inline four cylinder compact pickup, foreign or domestic. Rear wheel drive cars or trucks only. No front wheel or four wheel drive vehicles allowed. No two seat compact cars allowed. No Volkswagens, convertibles, high performance cars or station wagons allowed. No fuel injected, turbo charged or rotary powered cars or trucks allowed. No mid or rear engine vehicles.

Bodies

1. All cars and trucks must weigh a minimum of 2500 pounds with driver.

2. All cars and trucks shall have a minimum wheelbase of 84 inches. Maximum wheelbase 112 inches.

3. Body must remain completely stock. Must have factory stock firewalls and floor pans. All openings in firewalls and floor pans must be sealed. Interiors may be enclosed similar to modified or late models.

4. Fender wells may be removed. Trimming of fenders allowed for tire clearance only. Truck bed floors may be removed, but top of bed must be covered and cover must be securely fastened.

5. All glass and exterior trim must be removed. Hood and trunk must be safely secured. Doors must be welded shut. Driver’s compartment must be completely gutted. IF IT WILL BURN, TAKE IT OUT!!

6. Stock steel front bumpers may be used and may be reinforced between frame rails. Inside bumpers with 1 1/2 O.D. tubing maximum. NO shock absorber type bumpers allowed. No angle iron. Square tubing bumper allowed on front or rear, 1 1/2 square minimum, 2x4 maximum. No sharp edges.

7. Front and rear bumpers must have a minimum of 1 1/2” O.D. .090 round steel tubing welded to bumpers and turned and mounted to frame.

8. Door panels may be trimmed for bar clearance.

9. Steering quickeners allowed, stock steering columns may be replaced with steering rods. Quick release steering wheels mandatory.

10. Must have chain or some way of picking up car on front or rear.

11. Original grill may be removed, but screen wire or expanded metal must be installed to retain stock appearance.

12. One rub rail per side may be used. Not to exceed 1 1/2” in diameter. Ends must be rounded or wrapped. No sharp edges. Must be mounted as close to body as possible.

13. Vehicles shall be numbered in the following manner: Roof, minimum 18 inches tall, Door: minimum 18 inches tall. All numbers must be legible from the scoring tower.

14. Aftermarket plastic noses allowed. Plastic skirting not over 6” wide may be used on bottom of body.

Engine and Drive Train

1. No offset or lowering allowed. The center of #1 spark plug hole may not extend behind the center line of ball joint.

2. Factory stock carburetors or up to and including Holley 500 2 barrel with a 2 inch maximum spacer and/or adaptor plate is permitted. No fuel injection. 1 3/8” venturi rule applies.

3. Stock intake for type of vehicle you are racing. No aftermarket or homemade intakes allowed.

4. No stroker kits allowed. Engine MUST BE used in production Vehicles.

5. Any exhaust may be used. Exhaust must exit out of drivers compartment and exit either to the side or rear of vehicle. Exhaust may be painted white or rusted. No ceramic coating or wrapping of exhaust allowed. Stock or IMCA style mufflers mandatory. No glass packs or catalytic converters for mufflers. Exhaust running through drivers compartment must be shielded.

6. Aftermarket rod bolts allowed. Aftermarket STEEL rod maybe used…

7. Heads must be stock. Heads and blocks may be decked for trueness. Engines may be bored for cylinder trueness. No porting or polishing. Heads must be for type of vehicle you are racing (Chevy to Chevy, Ford to Ford). Stock production roller cams allowed.. Flat top or dished pistons only.

8. Air cleaners may exit hood but not to obstruct drivers vision.

9. No aluminum flywheels. Stock clutch, pressure plate and flywheel. Flywheel may not be shaved or drilled. Flywheels may be surfaced for trueness. A minimum ½” hole must be drilled in bellhousing for clutch inspection. Must be located in an easily accessible location.

10. Stock transmissions only with ALL working gears. No racing type transmissions. All vehicles must have all forward and reverse gears operational. Transmission plate required, must extend from floor pan up side of transmission hump at least ½ way across hump. Minimum 18” wide.

11. Any style oil pan may be used. A ½” plug be installed in oil pan approximately 2” from bottom of block for crank and rod inspection. Must be installed in an easily accessible location above oil level. Anyone that does not have plug MUST remove oil pan for inspection…Unless we can get through the fuel pump hole or oil pick up shaft hole.

12. All vehicles must have a working starter.

13. Locked rear ends allowed. 8” or 9” Ford rearends are allowed in any vehicle..

14. Weight jacks allowed. Car or truck must use same type of suspension that it came out of the factory with. Leaf spring cars must remain leaf spring, coil springs may not be used. Coil spring cars must remain coil spring, leaf springs may not be used. One racing style shock allowed per wheel. No coil overs, mono-leaf springs allowed. Coil Springs with weight jack bolts can be used.. You can drill a hole in struts and run an external shock…

15. All vehicles must have a minimum of 3 working brakes.

16. Aftermarket radiators allowed. May be relocated from original position. If moved, must be shielded from drivers compartment.

17. Racing rubber only. Minimum 8 inches wide. Grooving and Siping is legal..

Steel wheels only. No aluminum wheels. One inch lug nuts mandatory.

18. Pump gas or racing fuel only. No additives allowed.

Important Note: Anything not specified in these rules must be stock from the manufacturer. The track director and race officials will strive to implement rules fairly and equally among all participants. Remember, this class is for FUN!

Roll Cage

1. All cars and trucks must have a six (6) point roll cage with a minimum of 1 1/2 inch O.D. .090 wall round tubing. No square tubing is allowed. All uni-body cars must have either a 6”x6”x3/16” minimum plate bolted to the top and bottom of floor pan and cage must be welded to plate or a sub frame connector made of a minimum 1 1/2” .090 O.D. square steel tubing bolted or welded to frame. No crossbracing allowed. Cage may be welded to sub-frame connector.

2. Two bars minimum to rear of vehicle, must attach to frame.

3. Three bars on left door, mandatory. Two horizontal bars or “X” in the right side. Minimum of three vertical bars in front of the driver in the windshield area.

4. Driver’s side door plate mandatory. Minimum thickness 18 gauge .049 steel. Door plate must cover from top bar to bottom bar. Must cover driver’s left side and hip area. Remember, this is for your safety.

5. Fuel cells are mandatory and must be strapped down with a minimum of two solid metal straps and must be in the trunk of the cars or the bed of the trucks. Must have firewall between driver and fuel cell. If the cell is in the bed of the truck, the fuel cell or bed must be covered. Fuel cells must be in a canister made of a minimum of 22 gauge steel.

6. Batteries must be completely enclosed and securely mounted in the trunk or bed of the truck. Marine type boxes allowed.

7. All vehicles must have a “kill” switch mounted on the left of the steering wheel on dash panel and a fuel shut off valve in easy reach of the driver.

8. Driveshafts must be painted white and have one loop located within 6” to 12” of the rear of the transmission. Loop must be of 2” wide 1/4” thick steel.

9. Any added weight must be painted white securely fastened and have car or truck number on it.

10. All vehicles must be neat and clean in appearance.
 




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