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05-20-2008, 10:07 AM
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Hookin' on the street
OK, I've seen lots and lots of good posts about making torque, making HP, carbs, cams and headers (OH MY!). But, how do you get the power to the ground in a street car? I'm not talkin' ET tires, just looking to find out what can be done to the average street cruiser to make it hook better. My '67 has a pretty mild 400 and it has no problem spinning the tires. Yes, it's cool, but in the end I'm just converting gas into noise. How do I convert it into motion?
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