BlackLT1Z

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Just curious what his parts list was for rings, bearings, and fasteners. I must have missed it.

illusions

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see post #8

GIZMO

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When we started this project we were hoping that we could run the IHRA A/FIA index with stock internals. We just finished first round of eliminations at the Farmington Divisional and ran a new best!

1.415 60'

4.415 330'

7.097 @ 94.540

(Needless to say, we lost on a breakout!)

The race weight was 3030 lbs and the DA was 800 ft.

Camaro350z2897

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very nice times. i just ran across this post today and read all 14 pages. Good to see what you are doing and very nice build and great read!

AChotrod

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LOL! Congrats on losing!!!!!

31camaro

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just found this thread and wish i would have found it sooner, i wish the church i attended would have had something like this, i give you the utmost kudos and respect on this project i hope somebody notices this and can help fund more porjects like this one because with projects like this kids will never get into trouble, good luck with the car in the future

sloganish

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this thread is awesome!

Koastie57

This is by far one of the coolest ideas I have ever seen. Im 18 myself and being the car fanatic I am, I would have loved doing something like this. The experience and knowledge gained from having a mentor like that would be so amazing. That beats self-teaching anyday!

Congrats on the project. That is truely awesome.

SexyTransAm

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this is just crazy. killer times! so yall wanna do my car next lol

BADHAWK51

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A lot of good information in the thread. I still have a lot of work to do.

31camaro

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this thread FTW!

96redcamaro

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just got done reading the whole thread.

motivates me to go work on my car some more!

really shows me how much the little stuff counts too!

chevymec

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Nice work !!Hope those guys will carry this with them for a long time.

AChotrod

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Daren what size rear tires are you running and did you need to modify the wheel well to get them to fit? Oh and what size rims are they on.
Thanks
Mike

GIZMO

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We run a Hoosier 30" x 9" Radial slick (94" circ.). The kids are mounted on 10" rims, mine are on 8" rims. To make them fit you will need to cut the wheelwells front and back. I would not recomend running them with a stick. There are lots of Stock Eliminator bias-ply tires available for a stick that would work better. With an automatic the radials are worth about .10 over a bias-ply slick.

AChotrod

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Do to the shootouts rules Ill be on 28" QTPs and 8" rims. Still think Ill need some cutting?

GIZMO

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It depends how much they grow. How tight are they now?

AChotrod

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They are not on the car yet. They are mounted on the rims just havent had the time to get them on and start messing with them. Trying to get all the info together before I go at it. Even though they are 28x11.5s they are actually a touch smaller than a 28x10.5 ET Drag

Racin96ss

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Mike, just as a gauge I had to cut my wells in the rear to fit 28" MT DR that don't grow hardly any if at all.

I see a little cutting to get those bad boys to fit right.

Every car is different so you might get lucky!

AChotrod

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I hope so! Depending on how I feel after work I might test fit them real fast.