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vortecpro wrote: Wed Mar 06, 2024 9:08 pm Ready to race.
How much NOS Mark........RIPPER might be watching......lol #-o
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Going to little River tonight.
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bob460 wrote: Fri Mar 08, 2024 5:23 am
vortecpro wrote: Wed Mar 06, 2024 9:08 pm Ready to race.
How much NOS Mark........RIPPER might be watching......lol #-o
Excuses as to why "Rippers" down 5 MPH to a heavier car with production heads. Gas & Carburetors NA
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Nice!
I always loved that place. When I was in High School, (Lanier) our Auto Mechanics teacher had a Super Gas Pinto and we would spend the day out there with him. Good memories from the 80s right there.
The weather is nice up here too, and Rockingham just got resurfaced and flattened out recently. The first TNT is coming up Thursday the 14th next week.
Hopefully I can hit some high 10s. The car really feels like a rocket after my 4.10 gear swap.
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vortecpro wrote: Fri Mar 08, 2024 6:52 am Going to little River tonight.

Hopefully the invisible man will be hovering around the starting line and you will hit a great 60ft times to meet your goal :mrgreen:

Best of luck racing and please keep us updated.
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Monza355 wrote: Fri Mar 08, 2024 1:16 pm
vortecpro wrote: Fri Mar 08, 2024 6:52 am Going to little River tonight.

Hopefully the invisible man will be hovering around the starting line and you will hit a great 60ft times to meet your goal :mrgreen:

Best of luck racing and please keep us updated.
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vortecpro wrote: Fri Mar 08, 2024 6:56 am
bob460 wrote: Fri Mar 08, 2024 5:23 am How much NOS Mark........RIPPER might be watching......lol #-o
Excuses as to why "Rippers" down 5 MPH to a heavier car with production heads. Gas & Carburetors NA
It's simple Ripper's engine is not making the hp that the dyno printed out.
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No test yet, rain, but Sunday we should know.
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The 5/64 ring L98 350 was raced today, 700 + DA 69 degrees, 29.70 Barometer. Race weight 3165 exactly.

Run 1.

6.95 @ 96.70 on rev limiter (6400) in both gears, 1.46 60 foot


Run 2.

6.91 @ 97.30 shifted early, 1.47 60 foot

Run 3.

6.87 @ 97.56 no rêv limiter, 1.45 60 foot

Run 4.

6.87 @ 97.80, 1.45 60 foot

I almost forgot the dyno data
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I went back and gave a quick scan of all the pages. The only vehicle I saw was a square body pickup. That doesn't jibe with a "3165 race weight" and a "7.5 with 4.56 gears".
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vortecpro wrote: Fri Feb 16, 2024 9:04 am
The car is a mid 80s Camaro raced @ 475 feet elevation, dyno tested @ 900 feet elevation. The car has a T350 with 4.56 gears, 9 inch slick, around 3200 pounds race ready. All testing will be done @ Xtreme Raceway. More pictures
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vortecpro wrote: Sun Mar 10, 2024 10:27 pm 1.46 60 foot

1.47 60 foot

1.45 60 foot

1.45 60 foot
Transbrake? (I didn't see it mentioned).
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Here you go
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skinny z wrote: Mon Mar 11, 2024 5:56 pm
vortecpro wrote: Sun Mar 10, 2024 10:27 pm 1.46 60 foot

1.47 60 foot

1.45 60 foot

1.45 60 foot
Transbrake? (I didn't see it mentioned).
Foot brake always. My used trans turned out not so great, I don't believe it has a 2.74 low gear, or any aluminum, some how my car was 15 LBS heavier than it was with my previous trans. I wasn't happy with the 1.45 60 foot.
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vortecpro wrote: Mon Mar 11, 2024 10:33 pm I wasn't happy with the 1.45 60 foot.
What were you expecting?
You say foot braking. What kind of RPM can you hold at the tree?
You'd said long ago that it was gearing and converter if you want to go fast. Would you care to share your torque converter secrets?
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