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Team one
I didn’t realize you were cherry picking select tractors, but yes the supers would still win.

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Chris P Bacon
Chris ran with the DSS rules 8000 lbs.

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Puller 1066
I think that there are more pros that are 5000+ but I think the supers are around 6500 (the top of the line grand-national tractors)
No matter what numbers you may believe to be true, the fact is that at this horsepower its more about getting it to the ground
Pro stock has the weight advantage at 10k but disadvantage with the tires at 24.5ish
The supers have the wider tire at 30.5 but less weight
I would venture to say that the prostocks actually have the grip advantage but not by much.
But for the slight grip advantage that they have, the supers are able to make up it with more power (on average)
Just my 0.02.... and just throwing it out there, there's only one way to really find out

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The Original Michael
I was going to title this Pro Stocks vs Unlimited Super Stocks, but since there is enough data that diesel or alcohol are basically equal, we'll include both.

A few years ago, Badger State let some of the alky SS pull in their class like Hulls. I think the uss ran at their normal 8000lb weight.

Since then, allowing for tech and tire advances, can a 10000 PS and 8000 SS run together and be about equal on the track?

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Jerkmychain
Cain was running a PS that wasn’t on the ragged edge in a DSS class that the top competitors are on the edge blowing things apart quite frequently. More or less playing the Don Deane game: show up to EVERY event, put it away not broken, service, repeat. Never placed above 4th place in an event, yet finished 3rd in points. I’m not sure how much part availability factored into that scenario. Might have been a fluke, but impressive nonetheless. Now throw say Simon’s or conneys’ PS in that scenario I think you could sneak a win or 2 in certain conditions. Do not think they would win a championship though.
I would like to see more PS pull in the DSS class honestly though because it’s frustrating watching a class of only 7 Badass power tractors then having to endure watching a class of 20+ SF. I don’t hate super farm but they seem to multiply like rabbits.