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Old 12-03-2008, 08:14 AM   #31
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To get to 430 I went through 3 short blocks and two tranmissions. THe best I ever ran in that car was a 12.8 at ~113 with drag radials and 3.73s.
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Old 12-03-2008, 09:37 AM   #32
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Old 12-03-2008, 10:01 AM   #33
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To get to 430 I went through 3 short blocks and two tranmissions. THe best I ever ran in that car was a 12.8 at ~113 with drag radials and 3.73s.

Back in the 70s and early 80s I used to build 351 Clevelands. We had to really fight to get them into the low 12s and high 11s. BUT, the cost was nothing like today. I once put $500 dollars in a 351 and one of my port jobs and it ran a 12.90 something on the first run. This was in a 70 hardtop Mustang.
Yep, the good ole days.
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Old 12-03-2008, 10:26 AM   #34
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In case you still want the carfax... better late than never.

http://www.shofstetter.com/uploads/carfax.pdf

I have 7 more that expire on 12/9 so PM me if you need a carfax.
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Old 12-03-2008, 10:51 AM   #35
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In case you still want the carfax... better late than never.

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I have 7 more that expire on 12/9 so PM me if you need a carfax.
Sounds good, when is he getting it Adam?
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Old 12-03-2008, 12:09 PM   #36
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Thanks Steven! I gave it my mechanical a ok. So now it's on my brother to push my parents to get it. If he gets lazy he still might find a Yaris in the driveway this christmas. It's on him now.
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Old 12-03-2008, 12:10 PM   #37
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BTW I would totally drive a Yaris. 38 mpg... yeah.
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Old 12-03-2008, 07:10 PM   #38
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Back in the 70s and early 80s I used to build 351 Clevelands. We had to really fight to get them into the low 12s and high 11s. BUT, the cost was nothing like today. I once put $500 dollars in a 351 and one of my port jobs and it ran a 12.90 something on the first run. This was in a 70 hardtop Mustang.
Yep, the good ole days.
Wow, Huge difference. I paid $450 for the 42lb/hr ford racing fuel injectors (green tops). Not only that, but the asshole at chuck hawk auto performance in Tucson, AZ gave me the 32 lb/hr frd racing injectors (blue top) and I had no idea until a year later when I upped the boost and started having fuel issues. The 32lbm/hr injectors go for $250.

And all the other cost associated with it:
Lightning 90mm MAF ~$200
Continous Dyno tunning $125/hr
replacing the plastic stock manifold $250
Countless serpentine belts $39 bor 8 rib per belt


The operating cost just exploded. This is why I went the HCI route witht he vette. I was debating on going wth a magnacharger because of the added power and torque, but was worried about the reliability after my last SC expierience.
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I actually like driving this car a lot more than the Camaro. The Camaro, albeit faster, was too damn big. Well guys we're giving Ford a try, hope it doesn't let us down!



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I actually like driving this car a lot more than the Camaro. The Camaro, albeit faster, was too damn big. Well guys we're giving Ford a try, hope it doesn't let us down!



Sweet! Is it a real Saleen(did we ever figure that out)? When do I get to see it?
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