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Old 01-17-2022, 03:53 PM
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Obviously you've never watched any of the hub dyno videos of twin blown hemis making 5000+HP
That would be correct, I watch very little on You Tube. What et and MPH do they run and at what weight?

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Old 01-17-2022, 04:01 PM
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That would be correct, I watch very little on You Tube. What et and MPH do they run and at what weight?

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2700ish pounds, been 3.50s on a 315 radial, and at 2800ish pounds, been high 3.70s(i think) on a 275 radial.

I forgot the MPH...215ish

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So are you saying that YOU think Chief's 482 edelbrock headed combo can be competitive against Yoman's Proline Hemi?

I think you know better than saying that.
Racing a dyno or a track?

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Racing a dyno or a track?
Cant say that i've ever seen a dyno race...Must be a new thing.

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Cant say that i've ever seen a dyno race...Must be a new thing.
It's on You Tube

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It's on You Tube
LOL...I think i'll stick to cars racing on a race track.

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LOL...I think i'll stick to cars racing on a race track.
So what drag strip do you race at and in what class and how quick?



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Old 01-17-2022, 06:11 PM
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So what drag strip do you race at and in what class and how quick?



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Ohio Valley Dragway, here in Ky...I've been driving a buddy's Chevy lately, with hopes that my 2+2 will be out this season...The Chevy is a 598 on 2 kits @ 2700lbs...We've been changing things around since we got it, but its already been a 5.33(8.35 in the 1/4) N/A...We run it in a local Pro Street class that requires only steel roof and quarters and no billet heads...It should run 4.80s on one kit this spring.

I'm shooting for mine to run 4.50s with twin 76s, and once its lined out with those, i'll put bigger turbos on it and expect it to run low 4.20s to mid teens...It'll be a drag week style car, with working AC...2900lbs with me in it.

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I could run that pro Street class!
Lots of should ofs with both of those cars but I guess you got to start some where…..! Wish my car weighed only 2,900!
Hope you get there, maybe bring it to Norwalk.



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I could run that pro Street class!
Lots of should ofs with both of those cars but I guess you got to start some where…..! Wish my car weighed only 2,900!
Hope you get there, maybe bring it to Norwalk.



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If its together by then, Norwalk is in the plans...As for the 2900lbs...Thats heavy by todays standards...

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If its together by then, Norwalk is in the plans...As for the 2900lbs...Thats heavy by todays standards...
That just makes no sense at all.......by "today standards"........? 2,900 is 2,900 its on the heavy side always.......!



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That just makes no sense at all.......by "today standards"........? 2,900 is 2,900 its on the heavy side always.......!



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Meaning that most new builds come in lighter than 2900lbs...Carbon fiber, and Titanium is much more common these days...Since mine will see street duty, i've tried to limit the lightweight materials in key areas...

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Old 01-17-2022, 08:28 PM
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If its together by then, Norwalk is in the plans...As for the 2900lbs...Thats heavy by todays standards...
Been watching the 2+2 build on the other forum....really neat piece.
You ought to post some pics of it here.

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Been watching the 2+2 build on the other forum....really neat piece.
You ought to post some pics of it here.
Thanks Mike...Its almost to the point where the pics will start doing it justice...I have spent so much time making the nose, hood, and rear window...It just about whipped my butt...

Its going to be worth it when its done though...It'll be a one-off car, and should run decent too.

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Meaning that most new builds come in lighter than 2900lbs...Carbon fiber, and Titanium is much more common these days...Since mine will see street duty, i've tried to limit the lightweight materials in key areas...
Most chassis cars for decades weigh between 2,500- 2,750 normally. My buddy’s Vega with a CM chassis comes in at about 2,300 lbs. with carbon fiber and titanium nowadays they come in even lighter!


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Most chassis cars for decades weigh between 2,500- 2,750 normally. My buddy’s Vega with a CM chassis comes in at about 2,300 lbs. with carbon fiber and titanium nowadays they come in even lighter!


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You seem to feel that you are an expert on this subject George, so you can tell it however you want...But, there are some facts that you cant escape.

The "most" chassis cars that you are talking about, are purpose built to RACE ONLY...Everything is built around the idea that it doesnt have to drive long...My car will have a working heat/ac system, radio, steel doors and fenders, thicker windows, a large capacity cooling system, and an on-board transmission cooling system...

If I can keep it under 2900lbs with an iron IA2 block, and my fat ass, i'm going to be very very happy...Sorry if you cant agree with that.

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You seem to feel that you are an expert on this subject George, so you can tell it however you want...But, there are some facts that you cant escape.

The "most" chassis cars that you are talking about, are purpose built to RACE ONLY...Everything is built around the idea that it doesnt have to drive long...My car will have a working heat/ac system, radio, steel doors and fenders, thicker windows, a large capacity cooling system, and an on-board transmission cooling system...

If I can keep it under 2900lbs with an iron IA2 block, and my fat ass, i'm going to be very very happy...Sorry if you cant agree with that.
My gosh I’ve been racing for 50 years, Ive been around……I hope I know something! LOL!
I agree with everything that you said in the last post!


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My gosh I’ve been racing for 50 years, Ive been around……I hope I know something! LOL!
I agree with everything that you said in the last post!


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Can you run more than 13 psi of boost with those? lol

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