Nice 427ci results
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I got a short report via email from the track today and he was beyond happy ![Grin](https://ls1tech.com/forums/images/smilies/LS1Tech/gr_grin.gif)
mid 80's and mildly humid
NA
1.3 60ft
10.4
129 mph
This car is in the 3500# race weight area as well.
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mid 80's and mildly humid
NA
1.3 60ft
10.4
129 mph
This car is in the 3500# race weight area as well.
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Thats probably damn near a 9 second car with some of that east coast supercharger air you guys get in the fall - winter season. Very impressive, like I've been saying from the beginning. Some people say dyno numbers are worthless, everything I've seen from Speed Inc correlates very well to track results.
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Thats probably damn near a 9 second car with some of that east coast supercharger air you guys get in the fall - winter season. Very impressive, like I've been saying from the beginning. Some people say dyno numbers are worthless, everything I've seen from Speed Inc correlates very well to track results.
I think with a little more track time, good air it will be tickling a 9 sec NA pass.
We from time to time see some low # cars still run well, but typically if we see good #'s the cars do back it up.
thanks guys