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Why The NHRA No Longer Bans Challenger Demons, But Can Still Ban Demon 170s

A recent NHRA update changed the landscape for high-performance models, including Challenger Demons, but not all outcomes line up the way you'd expect.

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Why The NHRA No Longer Bans Challenger Demons, But Can Still Ban Demon 170s
A recent NHRA update changed the landscape for high-performance models, including Challenger Demons, but not all outcomes line up the way you'd expect.
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