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35 Raceway

2025 Super Dirt Truck Rules


General Information

​The following specifications have been prepared by 35 Raceway Park as guide lines for the construction of the Dirt Truck Division. No warranty or safety is expressed or implied as a result of this publication of rules. These rules are intended as a guide and are in no way guarantee against injury or death to participants, spectators, or others. Anything not covered by these specifications should be approved by the track officials and placed in writing. Continuous developments in auto racing and technology may mandate changes in these specifications. However, it is our intent to enforce and police these rules throughout the season, 

This division was developed for the fun of racing in a low cost fashion. This requires limits in various areas to keep competition equal and fair for all participants. In order to accomplish this, if it doesn't say you can, don't! With help and consideration of the participants, this can be accomplished. Try to live within spirit of the rules. If you have any questions, please contact track officials before you are found Non-conforming (illegal), weekly participants competing for Championship points at 35 RP must conform to all 35 RP truck rules.

​Eligibility: The only trucks to be used will be Chevy S-10, GMC S-15, Chevy Colorado, Ford Ranger, and Dodge Dakota.​ all trucks must follow all safety rules.

Engines: Any 4 cylinder, V6 with factory steel block steel or aluminum head with no less than 23 degree  valve angle, both open engine rules, The GM 350 block must adhere to the following rules as written, V-8 GM 350 block max 364 cubic inch No aluminum heads or blocks.    Engine may be used in any truck. (For example a Chevy in a Ford truck) All engines used in competition must be able to be used in a conventional passenger car without alterations. Engine setback, #1 spark plug will be no farther back than the center of ball joint. Max 175lb compression as checked after race.   Pistons dish or flat top pistons. No gas ported pistons only.     Camshaft max lift .450 hydraulic non roller lifters, Must have OEM style stamped steel rockers or may steel or Aluminum use roller tip and /or full roller rocker must be stud mount. 7/16” max diameter rocker studs.   

Head must be steel only with stock diameter valve single coil valve spring. (Example: Chevy 1.260).     No beehive or barrel springs.  No stud girdles. no porting or polishing (This is to include gasket matching and bowl blending.), no beehive springs, No spacers between heads and intake.  All the engine rule packages will be closely monitored any engine package that is deemed to have a clear performance advantage will be subject to revision/s

V8 OPTIONAL STOCK LS ENGINE PACKAGE The pre 2015, 4.8 or 5.3 LS GM Steel Block STOCK, aluminum head, Production Engine is allowed with the following rules.

1 there is absolutely no clean-up this is a stock bore stroke economy engine package engine should cost no more than $600 or less at a salvage yard.

2 There is an engine claim for anyone running a LS therefore claiming driver must be running an LS engine, claimed driver may at his sole discretion take $250 and the claiming drivers Long Block. The outright claim is for $750 for bare long block (block and heads) with cam crank sensor, NO oil pan intake, headers, water pump, ignition or wiring. Failing either to be claimed or exchanged you are out for next 4 events, track has right to claim or exchange at its sole discretion.   

3 Must have year and size of LS engine you are using during tech or be DQed. No Swapping of heads blocks camshafts from one LS to other LS all casting numbers must be legible not tampered with on all components all components must be same size and configuration as it came from GM, if we cannot read them you will be DQ,d (cam must be proper lift for the casting number) NO SWAPPING NO CUSTOM CAMS ECT.

 Carburetor: Only 1 Holley 4412-2 barrel carburetor allowed. Must pass a Holley No-Go gauge, stock 4412 metering blocks NO multi port metering blocks. Choke plate may be removed. No Dominator, Predator, or Weber style. Gas only max 110, NO E85, No additives of any type allowed.   Adapter plates are allowed, Any intake allowed. See appearance rules for air cleaner hood cut.

Exhaust: Headers are allowed. Exhaust may not protrude past side sheet metal.   Cooling: Radiators must be in front of engine. Shroud must cover upper 180 degrees of the fan. Shroud must be metal and completely cover fan. Electric fan is allowed. No oil coolers allowed in driver’s compartment. 

Ignition: No trigger type and / or crank trigger type: MSD or HEI Distributor (OEM) only is permitted. **ALL V8 ENGINES must run a MSD 6200 rpm rev limiter, The only allowed box for the LS engine is the MSD6014CT other engines can use Ignition boxes MSD 6425, MSD64253, MSD 6420, MSD6430, MSD 6427, Engines Utilizing HEI must run rev control MSD8727CT. NO OTHER INGNITION SYSTEM MAY BE USED.

All rev controllers (limiters) must be out of reach of the driver and sealed in place with clear sealant on both a chip or dial knobs rpm limiter will be checked for any infraction or manipulation of these ignition rules includes but not limited to missing sealant busted/cracked sealant rev limit higher than 6200 RPM ** Track may exchange any Ignition box they believe to be altered tampered with or non-conforming with same model, if in fact box is non-conforming to the rules 1st offense: any driver exceeding 6200 RPM will be disqualified for the night and lose all points. you will also be suspended from competition for 4 weeks. 2nd offense suspended for 1yr from date of offense before eligible to participate again. 

Transmission: Any type transmission is allowed if using a stock clutch & flywheel must use full Steel Racing Blow proof Safety Bellhousing. Front pump drives ok. Bert or Brinn type transmissions are allowed. No quick change transmissions. 

Appearance: MUST look factory Stock, No extended cab bodies on a regular cab frame. We allow 4 inch set back from stock will measure for cab set back from lower left cab corner to center of axle, a stock S-10 with round body is 36 inchs this is the shortest truck we know of, so there is a minimum measurement of 32 inchs. Bed must retain factory rake; meaning that it can't be raised up in the rear; factory body lines must stay factory. (Still must look like a truck at the end of the day)

Must maintain FACTORY STEEL ROOF AS WELL S A & B PILLARS TO TOP OF DOORS, may use sheet metal (aluminum or steel) or plastic composite sheeting for bodies.  Inner panels may be removed. Door window opening must remain stock size.  No hood scoops of any kind. This includes any factory options or level-up vehicles. Hood can be cut to allow for air cleaner if air cleaner sticks above hood it must have a shield around front half to the height of air cleaner. Hood crown must remain factory stock. No raised hoods of any kind! Stock bumpers may be reinforced. No visible crash bars, front or rear.    Front bumper: Racing rubber / plastic or Stock truck nose is allowed. Rear bumper: Rubber or plastic tail piece will be allowed.  Wheel opening flanges must be turned inboard.    Stock appearing rocker panels, (size & location). No body-side skirts below rockers. No rear skirts. This measurement from the top of box to bottom of rocker must be no longer than 32 inches. Interior can have boxed in cockpit regardless of
Stock or boxed in Truck must have front and rear firewall with adequate protection. No holes showing.   Rub rails made of one-inch square or round tubing will be allowed. Rails must be tapered and be mounted tight against body and be free of sharp edges.​ Rear deck may be covered with aluminum, steel, or plastic. and Have a hinged lid with the minimum of 3 ft by 3 1/2 ft rectangular for safety, prefer half the bed cover to be hinged. (we must get in to the rear area).    Rear deck cover must be flat and flush with top box, must run full length of the box         

  All trucks must be neatly painted and lettered. The truck must have a number of no less than 18 inches on each door and roof.    Badly damaged trucks will have to be repaired. Any sharp edges must be repaired or made smooth.    Windshield visor is allowed. Can be no more than 6 inches in width, and it must be mounted at the extreme top of the windshield opening. This will be measured at the middle of the windshield down.   No body panels can have hinges to allow air to escape.  No Sail panels on the rear down tube bars allowed.    Bowing of the body to cover the tires is allowed. You cannot alter the top of the cab to achieve this.    You can run a factory hard plastic grill. Any aftermarket grill, aftermarket rubber nose, or make one out of aluminum. 

​Spoilers: Spoilers must be mounted to rear of the bed, Blade must be flat a maximum of 8 inches tall. No wicker bill allowed any spoiler angle is ok, may not extend past sides of the bed.

Spoiler sideboards will be no larger than 100 sq. inches. Only 3 supports will be allowed.​

Chassis:   Stock truck frames must be used (NO CRS trucks allowed!), Frames must remain stock width. Frame supports may be added. (Square tubing, Plating of the frame)   Frame lighting holes NOT allowed.   Frame rails must remain stock front to rear (may repair from center of rear axle back no larger than 095 thick  2x4 rectangular tubing).   Lowering of engine is allowed may not remove the lower portion of factory cross member. Frame must be plated in if material is removed.  Notching frame to lower seat is ok. However must keep bottom 2 inches of factory frame rail and must have square tubing put in this area to support Frame.   Roll cages will be 6 point design with 1 1/2 inch minimum diameter with .095 wall tubing with a minimum of 3 bars in each door drivers side 3/16 thick min solid girth plate required top cage bar to bottom full side of cage. Each door bar must be of single piece construction. Cage set back is determined by cab setback:  Please see description in appearance. Saddled tubing joints recommended. If not, gussets are required.   Roll cage offset is allowed on right hand side only.​

Weight All V8 trucks will have a minimum weight of 2800 lbs. V6 & 4 Cylinder trucks 2600 lbs, All added weights must be painted white with truck number and securely fastened. If a lot of weight must be added to achieve this weight it must be added to inside the 4 wheels. We understand weight percentages want to be achieved but adding 600 lbs to the left rear on top of what you have already just isn't safe. If your weights come off you are done for the night.  ​

 The following wheel bases will be used:                                                          

Chevy S-10/GMC S-15    Colorado 1st gen 03-12      Dodge Dakota      Ford Ranger

Short Bed      108”                 111”                  112”           108”  

Long Bed       118”                 120”                  124”           114”

Ext. Cab        122”                 126”                  131”           125”

Truck wheel base can be no shorter than 108" for only the standard cab short bed trucks. This rule doesn't apply to long bed or extended cab trucks; they will be shorter than factory when aftermarket leaf springs get added by roughly 4 inches. Factory front mounting location must be used and cannot be altered from factory stock location.

Suspension, Springs, and Shocks: ​Front: Racing coil springs may be used with a minimum of 3 inch diameter - front only. Coil overs are allowed on the front end only. You can the 5 inch springs if you  choose.  Shocks can be mounted thru upper A arm, frame can be notched for shock clearance but must be plated (boxed back in) or shock can be mounted on outside of A arm. Weight jack bolts will be allowed on front coils only. All A-arms must use factory frame location and factory mounts. Upper A-arms may be stock or tubular, upper A-arms may be notched for weight jack bolts. Upper A-arms must have a connected cross shaft. Lower A-arms must be factory they may have a maximum extension of 2 inches. Extension must be straight out. Lower A-arms must be mounted in factory mount. Any factory spindle may be used. No aftermarket or tubular spindles may be used. No wide 5 hubs. Rear leaf springs must remain in stock locations, using factory front mount. Rear sliders or shackles are allowed. Shackles must be mounted in factory location. If rear sliders are used they may be placed within 6 inches of factory spring mount. Rear spring cannot mount any higher than bottom of the frame. Aftermarket rear leafs are allowed. No rear  coils.  Solid, pull bar, lift bar only no spring, shock, or biscuits, of any type. No four link or Z link type suspensions allowed. 

Shocks: Only steel, smooth body, non-adjustable shocks will be permitted. No Schrader valve, must have flush plug style, no universal fill ports, bulb, screw off top (top is opposite from rod end), bump stop, or remote reservoir allowed. Removable heim joints is allowed rebuildable allowed (from shaft side). NO BUMP STOPS. coil over shocks only on the front of the truck will be permitted No coil overs allowed on rear corners of the truck..

Shock Claim: Any driver finishing on the lead lap of a feature, may claim any one (1) shock from any of the top three trucks. Claims are $200 and are for 1 shock only (as it comes from the manufacturer). Or if claimed driver wants to exchange claiming drivers shock he will get $125 plus the claiming driver’s shock this is totally up to the claimed driver.

A driver wanting to make a claim must make the claim to a speedway tech official with cash in hand, immediately after the feature event and his shock at location he is claiming must be operational on his car at time of claim

Only the drivers can make a claim or exchange.

If the claim is accepted, the driver will remove the shock. However, any shock involved must only be removed in the presence of a track official. Claimed driver may take claimers shock in exchange plus $125.

A driver refusing to allow a claim is disqualified for that event and same for driver claiming refusing exchange once money is handed to official, the claim will proceed.

NO ALTERING OF SHOCKS Track may exchange any shock they believe to be altered tampered with or non-conforming if in fact shock is non-conforming to the rules driver will be suspended 1st time for 2 weeks / 2nd time 1yr of competition from all tracks. One and only 1 shock per wheel only (“dummy” shock absorbers are still considered to be a shock). max 4 shocks anywhere on truck.

 Steering: Must use power steering, Steering must remain stock to frame. Aluminum tie rods are allowed.    A minimum of 2 universal joints in steering shaft. Steering quickener may be used. Any brand truck can install a rack and pinion if you so choose 

Rear End:  ANY factory solid rear end allowed Rear end may be locked. Floater rear end may be used. quick change rear ends allowed. No aluminum. No wide 5 hubs.  Maximum rear track width of 74 inches as measured from outside sidewall of left rear tire to outside sidewall of right rear tire.   Transponder is it to be mounted to right side axle tube on bottom. Track officials must be able to get to it to change out if needed. Rear end must mount to spring pin location. Must have (2) U-bolts, or (4) grade 8 bolts, on each side holding rear end to the springs. Rear end can be fully floated if you so choose. Drive shaft must be painted white.

Brakes: Must have 4 wheel working brakes, Dual master cylinder/ pedal assembly with brake adjuster may be used. Disk brakes on rear end are allowed. Aluminum calipers are allowed on the rear end only! 

​Wheel and Tires: Any 8 inch by 15 inch racing type steel wheel is allowed. No aluminum wheels. Bead locks are allowed. Any brand 8 inch racing or street tire is allowed. Wheels must pass a Go/No Go gauge. A little leniency will be allowed due to different manufactures of bead locks. No tire bleeders allowed. ​

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