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Old 01-24-2010, 06:05 PM
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I've only run eighth mile. Best ET 6.30 @ 110 MPH. 428 with D1 Procharger, Edelbrock heads, 3600 lb race weight. I always drive to the track, don't own a trailer.
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Old 01-24-2010, 06:24 PM
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I'll take some pics. I don't post much but enjoy the site and get a lot of info. I ran the 6.30 at a local track (Dothan dragway) about 25 miles away. I usually only get to the track 2 or 3 times a year. My young kids have really shrunk the car budget!

The car was actually my first car and I've owned it since 1988. It's a two-bolt block, stock nodular 428 crank, home ported 72 cc Edelbrocks, Victor intake, and 248/254 Comp solid roller. I built the T400, set up the 12-bolt rear, and even painted the car in my shop.

I bought the Procharger from someone who said they had it on a Catalina. The brackets were already set up. Could have been someone on here, its been a few years ago.

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