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1981 Lemans, full interior including back seat, functional power
windows,door locks,tilt wheel and console with full dash.Car is certified to 8.50. 3920 lbs race weight. Rear: Non tubbed, Ford 9" 3.73 gears, ladder bars, 28x10.50 Hoosier slicks on Weld rims, 12 way shocks. Front: Tubular arms, factory springs meant for the weight of a 6 cylinder engine, drag shocks. Full inner wheel wells, 4 whl disc brakes. Turbo 400. 3800 stall. trans brake. 1-7/8" headers that go into a 3-1/2" full length exhaust(including rear tail pipes) with mufflers. SD Performance built(thanks Dave!)541 c.u. in. IA II block. N/A. 10.90-1 compression, SD Performance wideport E-heads. PUMP GAS. I finally got the engine installed in late September of 2009 or in the words of my business partner and builder of the motor, Dave Bisschop; We finally completed Marcel's 541 wideport E-headed engine, or should I say I finally let him have it after using it for 2 years of R&D testing!! LOL. We got it to the track on a cold Friday October 9 which was the last test and tune before the track shut down for the season/winter. We only had time for a few shake down runs.Track prep was poor, but we did manage to run 6.22 @ 110.5mph in 1/8th and close to a full pass laid down a 9.93 @ 136mph spinning off the line(we got booted off at this point as none of has a Comp licence and we had been warned after our 1/8th mile pass) The engine dynoed at 815hp on pump gas @ 6700rpm, 9.70's or quicker won't be a problem in 2010 with a bit of tuning and seat time. Once we have the car dialed in on the motor, then we are going to try a little 250- 400 shot of spray(Dave built this as a nitrous motor for me) I do drive the car on the street(and not just to the corner store and back) as my kids love going for rides and have had zero problems doing this. I have attached copies of the time slips(car # J673) and some photo's of the car. Hopefully, I did the attachment(s) correctly. Marcel |
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