Update on my Twin T-67 update - My Chute is installed !!!
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Update on my Twin T-67 update - My Chute is installed !!!
Finally got off my *** and bought one of the last pieces to my 98SS build. A Stroud parachute. Bob at JJ's helped ensure that I got the correct one. It's non-spring nor CO2. The pilot chute is spring loaded - as Joey found out . I personally think it looks great. It's non-removal for a street time. Oh well.
Final prep for first time firing is almost complete. The wait is killing me First weekend of racing is this weekend. Oh well.
Here's a couple pictures of the cute
Removed rear bumper support, fab'd chute support, attached to frame
Side view
Rear View
Chute release - yep it's the E-brake; haven't used it in the last couple years away
David
Final prep for first time firing is almost complete. The wait is killing me First weekend of racing is this weekend. Oh well.
Here's a couple pictures of the cute
Removed rear bumper support, fab'd chute support, attached to frame
Side view
Rear View
Chute release - yep it's the E-brake; haven't used it in the last couple years away
David
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Hey dave..... they could cut the chute mount and use a Huge cotter Pin so that way the chute doesnt have to be on there all the time......... just a thought.....
Looks bad *** anyways LOL
I know she wont see ALOT of street time... just some.... shouldnt be to bad
Kyle
Looks bad *** anyways LOL
I know she wont see ALOT of street time... just some.... shouldnt be to bad
Kyle
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Originally Posted by NA$TY-TA
Hey dave..... they could cut the chute mount and use a Huge cotter Pin so that way the chute doesnt have to be on there all the time......... just a thought.....
Looks bad *** anyways LOL
I know she wont see ALOT of street time... just some.... shouldnt be to bad
Kyle
Looks bad *** anyways LOL
I know she wont see ALOT of street time... just some.... shouldnt be to bad
Kyle
Kyle.. thanks. We did think of making it removable but decided (like you said) will not see much street time, and thought it would be "OK" to drive it on the street with a parachute and wheelie bars, slicks and skinnies .
David
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Originally Posted by Noyzee
looks good. i dig those wheelie bars as well!!!!! are they removable?
Soon, very soon
David
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Originally Posted by Navy David SS
Easily unbolted - 4 big *** bolts. They've been off a lot of time, but will not be taken off until I know for sure that it will not do a bumper drag again.
Soon, very soon
David
Soon, very soon
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Originally Posted by 1936FordPU
If David wolfe can keep his 4 second 1/8 mustang down on true 10's i know your car dont need them!
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Originally Posted by Navy David SS
That our goal also, but it doesn't take much to put my SS on the bumper. It was only a 10 second car last year, even at the end of the year it wanted to put it up every time we used nitrous. We'll see this year. Hopefully we get the suspension tuned (we'll be putting limiters on this year to help).
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David
car is looking good. When do we get to see some #'s?
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Originally Posted by boonesjgsilverado
car is looking good. When do we get to see some #'s?
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Originally Posted by Navy David SS
New goal is this coming weekend - at latest the following weekend. With this major of a build sometimes **** happens. Well this weekend was the cam sensor decided not to work. New one will be here on Tuesday. Should be fired up than.
David
David
can wait for some footage!