New DII Engine rules

View Poll Results: DII engine specs

allow cycle motors increase to 1400 cc's 16 29.09%

allow only stock cylinder head and parts no altering 20 36.36%

alllow aftermarket cam shafts 15 27.27%

allow aftermarket valves 17 30.91%

allow aftermarket valve springs 30 54.55%

allow porting 11 20.00%

allow porting in older smaller motors 10 18.18%

alllow head milling 20 36.36%

allow only stock long blocks with stock components 14 25.45%

allow aftermarket pistons 18 32.73%

allow aftermarket rods 27 49.09%

allow crank lightening 12 21.82%

allow oiling changes 27 49.09%

allow removal of balancer shafts 26 47.27%

allow wet sump only 10 18.18%

allow optonal dry sump oiling 26 47.27%

allow stock ecu only with flashing 10 18.18%

allow aftermarket ecu 19 34.55%

allow aftermarket ignition for mec injection systems 19 34.55%

allow gasoline or methanol as fuel 10 18.18%

allow methanol only (safety) 31 56.36%

allow aftermarket injection electronic 24 43.64%

allow aftermarket injection mechanical 27 49.09%

allow bore change to meet displacement 14 25.45%

allow stroke change to meet displacement 13 23.64%

allow the use of restricted older National Midget Motors 25 45.45%

allow the use of stock smaller forced induction motors as they come on line 9 16.36%

allow M/C powerd cars to remove clutch and starter 10 18.18%

Allow 2.5L Engines 17 30.91%

I have raced in a DII class in the past 19 34.55%

I am very interested in DII Midget racing 18 32.73%

keep min weight as they are 1125>1000>910>875 7 12.73%

Change min weight of auto engine cars down to 1025 lbs. 3 5.45%

Tow your car on an open trailer 5 9.09%

weiRaise the min weight to accomodate 2014 average male weight of 196 pounds 4 7.27%

allow OEM Stock VVT 9 16.36%

VVT must be disabled if aftermarket fuel injection is used 3 5.45%

no wings 5 9.09%

Multiple Choice Poll. Voters: 55. You may not vote on this poll

DAD (Offline)
#91 10/27/15 4:46 PM

Thanks Bud just go to your user control panel go to options and put in me on your ignore list, simple as that >

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walmer (Offline)
#92 10/27/15 5:25 PM

Where's Larry O.

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TQ29m (Online)
#93 10/27/15 6:10 PM

Where's Duke? Bob

"Being old, isn't half as much fun, as getting there"! Ole Robert I!

cbaumeyer48 (Offline)
#94 10/28/15 3:12 PM

Where's Waldo!!???

DAD (Offline)
#95 10/29/15 12:56 PM

Chris

Where the heck is Carmen Sandiego

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tqracer20n (Offline)
#96 10/30/15 10:21 PM

Ok trying to make some sense of this. I have had thoughts about doing a midget 2 and run Montpelier or at thunder valley race way I seen thunder valley uses power I rules what about monpelier.

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DAD (Offline)
#97 10/31/15 2:01 AM

TQ

They are both Midget race cars with optional engines and drive systems. The big difference in DII and Montpelier is that Montpelier allow National Midget Motors also. They limit the RR wheel to 10" wide and allow only one RR tire per night. Being a smaller track they race pretty good with one another but the newer National motors have an advantage. DII is restricted to Motor cycle powered cars (Mini Sprints and Kenyon) and cars powered by Stock Block>Cylinder Head>Crankshaft> late model Automotive engines.

All DII cars are welcome at Montpelier >>>some of the Montpelier cars are not allowed to race with DII.

The rules are available at

http://www.montpeliermotorspeedway.com/rules/

http://www.midwestd2midgets.com/rules.html

The purpose of the poll is to see where people are at as far as how much do they want to modify the engine >>>looks like they will remain pretty close to stock for the DII next year >>Translated "Inexpensive" but competitive.

Honest Dad himself

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tqracer20n (Offline)
#98 10/31/15 11:11 AM

Well I have a tq at the moment I looked at wheel base and I am right within the rules have thought about putting an eco tech in my car and running it as a d2 midget or my another qualifying motor per rules. So to make sure I got it the only difference between the 2 tracks is a tire rule and they can't have a a motor that would run with usac

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DAD (Offline)
#99 10/31/15 12:39 PM

tq

Wheel base should be 65+ inches you are probably real close with either group. Might need to add a little weight though. That should fill up your engine bay somewhat.

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tqracer20n (Offline)
#100 10/31/15 1:53 PM

Ok so I have rufly measured and I am about 67 to 68 so my wheel base is good. Would love to find someone around brownsburg area that would have an 06 or newer eco tech motor dummy block I would just like to know for sure it will work in my car thanks for the help

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