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Old 02-12-2009, 05:01 AM
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Talking 9" of Fail by EFI Alchemy

This is what happens when Doc launches his car and hooks at the track. The 9" rear and drive shaft gave up on life and tapped out at the same time!











Old 02-12-2009, 06:06 AM
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OUCH! Maybe it's time to look for a 15" LOL
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Yeow! Hope she gets fixed soon....
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18" lololol
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Did the shaft beat the car up?

Slicks and a manual?
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The drive shaft yeah, makes sense. Blowing up a 9" sounds like there was something wrong with the rear.
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UMM WOW That sucks. Good luck parts huntin Doc.
Old 02-12-2009, 07:26 AM
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mmm...upgrade time
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[QUOTE=ArchetypeZ28;11037059]This is what happens when Doc launches his car and hooks at the track. The 9" rear and drive shaft gave up on life and tapped out at the same time!


I stopped to see that yesterday...Doc was too busy to talk. That was some hit !!

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I was there when it happened and his car looked like it was about to boogie
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Originally Posted by stealth71
Did the shaft beat the car up?

Slicks and a manual?
Safety loop saved the car from damage. Slicks and a automatic my friend.
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Wow! Hope you get it back together soon. Nothing a little money can't fix.
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Originally Posted by next
Blowing up a 9" sounds like there was something wrong with the rear.
thats what im thinking
Old 02-12-2009, 06:32 PM
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Originally Posted by 2002/Black/SS
thats what im thinking
Its lasted quite a while and pulled many 1.4 60ft to have something wrong with it. Not saying its impossible but i think unlikely.
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Originally Posted by Bret@EFIAlchemy
Its lasted quite a while and pulled many 1.4 60ft to have something wrong with it. Not saying its impossible but i think unlikely.
It sucks you broke parts but my point was folks shouldn't read this thread and think that a 9" can't hold a TON of power.

Good luck getting it fixed and back up and running.
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wow Doc, just wow!
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Originally Posted by next
It sucks you broke parts but my point was folks shouldn't read this thread and think that a 9" can't hold a TON of power.

Good luck getting it fixed and back up and running.
Right on man, they can. I didnt want to insult you and come out by saying no way it was wrongfully set up. We bought it assembled quite awhile ago so who knows. Oh well, onto parts hunting now
Thanks
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nice...
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Dana S60.
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Wow Doc. You don't see too many 9"s give up! What's next?


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