I'm thinking about building a inline dragster and want to know what the rules are as far as chassis construction. If anyone knows where I can find these, please post on BB.
Thanks

It really depends upon which sanctioning body as to rules governing chassis construction...NHRA, IHRA, vintage, etc. I suggest you visit their websites or spend a little time talking to approved drag chassis builders.

If you are looking at a specific race track or local club, contact them as you will have to pass their rules and tech. They may or may not have rules similar to the "big" organizations.
Regards,
Gerry

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If you are referring to rules for Inliner records, the are posted on the "Racing" page of this web site. These rules are being enhanced to include smaller displacement dragsters, flathead engines, and to allow adjustment for turbo and nitrous engines. When complete, we'll update the rules.

The local track or sanctioning body will have their own safety rules and tech requirements.

What I am referring to is, I want to build the chassis out of 2" x 3" rectangular tubing and have been told that this is not allowed.
I was at the nostalgia drags at Lakeland about a year ago and there was a Inliner running a chassis like I want to build and he was running a 300ci ford motor.
If anyone knows who he is, please let me know so I can get in touch with him and see what he went by when he built his.

Let me strongly suggest you purchase an NHRA or IHRA rule book ($10) and build the chassis in conformance to it. This will insure that it will be a safe ride, be generally accepted at any drag strip in the country and enhance it's future resale value. Also let me suggest that if you don't plan to run quicker than 9.99 seconds (8.99 seconds in IHRA) that you DO NOT go through the formal chassis inspection certification process. This will save you $70 every three years because once the chassis is certified it has to be re-inspected every three years regardless of how fast you are running, if you compete at those sanctioned tracks. Good luck - post photos!.

Thanks, Frenchtown Flyer. I have a buddy who is running at a IHRA track and he has let me use his book. This is what I was looking for.
As for running faster than 9.90, I do not want to go through all of the inspection hassel and want to run in the mid 11's.
I used to drag race motorcycles and spent about 500.00 a year on license and inspections. I want to do this as a weekend hobby and enjoy it.