Give up your combo, e.t and mph
#91
Administrator
RACING JUNKIE
Join Date: Mar 2004
Location: Maine,USA
Posts: 1,201
Originally Posted by slowman
come on guys give up your combo's. engine, gear, power adders, trans, i think you get the idea. just like to see some combo's. all combos street cars or a drag cars. so post what you have. this is for fun please leave ego's at the door.
Back to the scheduled program 8)
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There Is 1 Thing Better Than Cubic Inches,,,More Of Them
There Is 1 Thing Better Than Cubic Inches,,,More Of Them
#93
Junior Member
SHOW GUEST
Join Date: Jun 2005
Location: Montgomery, AL
Posts: 5
Well I have a 73 Trans Am with a mild BBC in it.
1.567 60'
7.218 1/8
93.27 MPH
11.654 1/4
110.34 MPH
Car is built for more horsepower, but my wallet isn't right now. It is still a deadly footbrake car right now. It ran 9.7x for the previous owner, so I just need mo money. :lol:
I found this car right here on RJ.
1.567 60'
7.218 1/8
93.27 MPH
11.654 1/4
110.34 MPH
Car is built for more horsepower, but my wallet isn't right now. It is still a deadly footbrake car right now. It ran 9.7x for the previous owner, so I just need mo money. :lol:
I found this car right here on RJ.
#95
Senior Member
MASTER BUILDER
Join Date: Mar 2005
Location: Faribault, Mn.
Posts: 227
Originally Posted by slowman
i got you ash the red chevelle in the back ground of the blue duster pic ran 17.2 in the 1/4 307 2barrel
:lol:
#96
Senior Member
MASTER BUILDER
Thread Starter
Join Date: Mar 2007
Location: mich
Posts: 208
ash you give me to much cerdit and trying to make you feel better lol. so all we have to do is add more barrels and the faster we go. when were you going to tell everyone the secert that you knew. :lol: :lol:
#97
Senior Member
MASTER BUILDER
Join Date: Mar 2005
Location: Faribault, Mn.
Posts: 227
Well, the secret is out. I'm in the process of testing a new carb for a major manufacturer. It'll be a new 11 bbl double pumper.I'm looking at dipping into the 5.5's to 5.6's in the 1/4. Preliminary testing has shown very good results above 8800 rpm. But I'm having some problems below 5000. Any suggestions? :lol: :lol:


