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Ran 9.3 at 144mph today at Bristol.

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Old 09-22-2007, 10:06 AM
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Originally Posted by onfire
Kevin, you're more inspiration than competition.......You're THE GUY that convinced me to start turning wrenches/tuning again and stay away from shops....best advice ever.

Since you're clicking 150's...all I can say is
I didnt say to stay away from shops directly, just dont listen to too many different people all at once. Everyone has their way of doing things and sometimes two different shops can do something successfully the complete opposite way.

Sometimes you just have get out there and try some things for yourself.

There are a lot of very nice quick street cars on this site and nothing wrong with a little competition. I really enjoy seeing cars like Mightymouse, cablebandit, Hunterss, Tiago, Speed Inc's shop car, yourself and many more run great ETs with some highly detailed daily driver capable cars. Mine isnt even in the same category, its a single purpose car where you guys are true dual purpose cars and that takes a lot of work and dedication to get something like that down the track AND cruise it around in reasonable comfort.

I hate you turbo guys sometimes
Old 09-22-2007, 10:21 AM
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Yeah I raced at Bristol in 2000, went from 11.7's at GLD to 12.4's at Bristol with that lovely 5500 DA we had that weekend.

You are making some big power, figuring in your raceweight (38xx right?), the DA, and that grade.

Bring that show car to Memphis.
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Congrats man Thats one sick street car you have there.
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Front shot from the 1.37 sixty on the radials. Picture of a track guy picture so the angle is wacked. The fronts are Michelin 16" radials on a Road Race wheel from Bogart. Rears are the 325 MT drag radials on a 15" Road Race wheel.
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What psi did you have the 325's at?
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Originally Posted by Pro Stock John
What psi did you have the 325's at?

On that run I filled the gas tank up and the raceweight was around 3840 so I added a lb to the 325's. 15psi right before the burnout....I tried the higher psi last year but my combo wants 14-15psi to get the wheels up. Race weight, lca angle, shock settings, etc will effect what tire psi the car wants...at least it does on mine.
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Very nice bro!



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