Don Terrill’s Speed-Talk

Racer71 wrote: ↑Sun Jan 16, 2022 1:29 am 3m super 77 if you want it semi permanent. General trim adhesive works as well.

He doesn't want to use spray adhesive.

Do you think if you cleaned things well enough that a double sided tape would work, something like a 3M product?

Thanks for the info Steve! I was thinking it would turn 7200-7500 through the traps. I see Weingartner Racing also sells and ports the china castings like the Profiler heads.. With that said, Promaxx has a new 225cc "aluminum" head out that they claim is CNC ported in the USA and also cla...

2016 NHRA rules states for 13.99 and quicker, helmets with Snell M2005, M2010, M2015 are accepted.

I like this place: http://www.motorcycle-superstore.com/
I purchased the HJC CL-17 helmet, very comfortable and I like the pin system on the face shield.
Meets all the spec's from NHRA and doesn't hurt your wallet.

If you plan to continue to road race your car, check this site out, this guy is a suspension wiz....
http://www.pozziracing.com/

Whether or not this matters, I was advised to also install the factory support braces that go with the front spoiler.

Not that they're going to add anything, it's just going to give that thin spoiler more support.

Go over to www.dragstuff.com and do a search on screen name "79 Camaro", his name is Adam Wright and he has a 79 Camaro that uses stock multil leafs/ Caltrac's and has very good success with it.

I use a pulley made by B&B, you can check them out here: http://www.flatlanderracing.com/pulleysbandb.html

Here is a link to the instructions for a front end kit made by S&W Racecars.

Maybe this will be of some help?

http://www.swracecars.com/Files/95-500.pdf

All I want to say is, I've know Keith for many years and he does the job right with no short-cuts. He know's what he's talking about and he knows how to build engines. I've read the posts that the car owner has made on the Corvette site as well as Team Chevelle. My advice to the car owner is just pl...

Call Empire State Chassis located in Clifton Park and ask for Oliver.

(518) 406-5431

Bruce

Thanks Steve, I noticed in my posting I did mention extension wire, yes you are correct there is a difference between the two, I should have said that I made extensions from the glass shielded thermocouple wire that we use. We're getting ready to go through catogory testing and our accuracy for temp...

We get our's from Omega.

For temperature grids we just twist the ends of the wire together using a glass shield thermcouple extension wire.

Bruce

I see something that may be a concern but maybe someone can correct me on this? You said "wilwood's proportioning valve i have installed inline with the rear line." I just installed all new brakes and lines on my car and when I installed the adjustable proportioning valve, I was told to pu...