Summer Meet drag strip matchrace/challenges!
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Originally posted by Barry85Iroc
It's on like Donkey Kong!!!!!!!!!!! I also need a rematch with Rocky, but he hasn't been around lately.
It's on like Donkey Kong!!!!!!!!!!! I also need a rematch with Rocky, but he hasn't been around lately.
Rematch it is...
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I would like to take Rocky on in the vette..
we had a little impromptu match one time and I was taken...
The car is a little different now, and I would like to retry that
we had a little impromptu match one time and I was taken...
The car is a little different now, and I would like to retry that
Originally posted by 1bad91Z
TexasLT1 - dont tease me about the clutch!
But hey, maybe you could let be borrow it? 
Barry - go build a real car then call me.
TexasLT1 - dont tease me about the clutch!
But hey, maybe you could let be borrow it? 
Barry - go build a real car then call me.
I tell you what, its sitting in the shop right now, I'll let you break it in for me, then I'll take it back when I get home in 2 weeks. Oh wait, sorry, its an LT1 clutch
it's all good man, just yankin your chain, I know too how hard it is having to wait on the parts you need. I definitely want to give you a run when you do get one, I know you've got a strong car. Senior Member
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Car: 1985 IROC Z-28
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Originally posted by Rock90rs
Dont make me have to kick your *** again.....
Rematch it is...
Dont make me have to kick your *** again.....
Rematch it is...
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Originally posted by Rock90rs
Dont make me have to kick your *** again.....
Rematch it is...
Dont make me have to kick your *** again.....
Rematch it is...
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From: Houston,TX
Car: 92 RS/90' vette
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Transmission: T5/700!
Axle/Gears: 3.08
Originally posted by Sonar_un
I would like to take Rocky on in the vette..
we had a little impromptu match one time and I was taken...
The car is a little different now, and I would like to retry that
I would like to take Rocky on in the vette..
we had a little impromptu match one time and I was taken...
The car is a little different now, and I would like to retry that
hehe 2 races for me!
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Originally posted by Barry85Iroc
Cool! Did ya get the trans fixed? Beating you would be so much more fun than beating Mikey's slow piece of sh*t.
Cool! Did ya get the trans fixed? Beating you would be so much more fun than beating Mikey's slow piece of sh*t.
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Originally posted by Rock90rs
not fixed, only "patched". It should be good enough to make a few passes. shooting for 8.60's and solid 13's!
not fixed, only "patched". It should be good enough to make a few passes. shooting for 8.60's and solid 13's!
OK after U 2 get through beating on each other--I'll take the winner!!
UNLESS YOUR SKIRRRRRRED!
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Originally posted by Zap Racing
8.60's ......hmmm.......that's right in my range!
OK after U 2 get through beating on each other--I'll take the winner!!
UNLESS YOUR SKIRRRRRRED!
8.60's ......hmmm.......that's right in my range!
OK after U 2 get through beating on each other--I'll take the winner!!
UNLESS YOUR SKIRRRRRRED!
Barry, steven, and yourself, should kick my ***. Especially in the 1/4........****ing LTR
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Barry, steven, and yourself, should kick my ***. Especially in the 1/4........****ing LTR
it's all good man, just yankin your chain, I know too how hard it is having to wait on the parts you need. I definitely want to give you a run when you do get one, I know you've got a strong car.
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Car: 1985 IROC Z-28
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Originally posted by Rock90rs
not fixed, only "patched". It should be good enough to make a few passes. shooting for 8.60's and solid 13's!
not fixed, only "patched". It should be good enough to make a few passes. shooting for 8.60's and solid 13's!
Originally posted by 1bad91Z
Hey, there's nothing wrong with long tube runners!!
You're on (HRP not HMP though). I hate how HMP barely has any braking room after the traps.
Hey, there's nothing wrong with long tube runners!!
You're on (HRP not HMP though). I hate how HMP barely has any braking room after the traps.
Actually I hate HMP too because its so disorganized and small parking area
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Originally posted by Rock90rs
well i ran in the 8.70's last time out. So im hoping for better but the odds of that are slim. but who knows, a tune up and a tweak of the timing may be able to pull it off.
Barry, steven, and yourself, should kick my ***. Especially in the 1/4........****ing LTR
well i ran in the 8.70's last time out. So im hoping for better but the odds of that are slim. but who knows, a tune up and a tweak of the timing may be able to pull it off.
Barry, steven, and yourself, should kick my ***. Especially in the 1/4........****ing LTR
I'm running shorties.................
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Originally posted by 1bad91Z
Hey, there's nothing wrong with long tube runners!!
Hey, there's nothing wrong with long tube runners!!
They do come in handy when removing tree stumps..... which i so often do with my car..
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Originally posted by f355bird
It would be cool to have a dallas vs houston race
It would be cool to have a dallas vs houston race
just wanted to let everyone know, since esc isn't going, I WILL rule the track
T-56 + Spec Stage 3 + 4.11's + Nitto's =

*correction, since esc is a possible no show.
T-56 + Spec Stage 3 + 4.11's + Nitto's =

*correction, since esc is a possible no show.
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From: Houston Texas
Car: 1989 IROC Z-28
Engine: L98 350--modified
Transmission: 700 R4--modified
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Originally posted by TexasLT1
just wanted to let everyone know, since esc isn't going, I WILL rule the track
T-56 + Spec Stage 3 + 4.11's + Nitto's =

*correction, since esc is a possible no show.
just wanted to let everyone know, since esc isn't going, I WILL rule the track
T-56 + Spec Stage 3 + 4.11's + Nitto's =

*correction, since esc is a possible no show.
If they do and that's a clean win, then I'll run U even though your about a second faster.
thinking of jumping the gun a little craig? but, as usual, I may have spoke too soon. I've got a pretty bad vibration that comes in about about 65-68 mph and seems to get worse up to about 75, then seems to stay the same up to about 100 mph. I tested this by pulling off the wheels and rotors, setting the rear on jack stands, throwing it in 6th and slowing bringing the rpm's up. At first I thought I'd get lucky and it would be a wheel, but pulling the wheels off made no change. I found one post that suggested flipping the driveshaft 180* in relation to the pinion yoke, tried that and still no change. I just hand the driveshaft dynamically balanced and new Spicer U-joints put it at Houston Driveshaft, so it *shouldn't* be that. The only other thing I can think of is pinion angle since I made a new crossmember. Anyone know how to check it?
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Originally posted by TexasLT1
thinking of jumping the gun a little craig?
but, as usual, I may have spoke too soon. I've got a pretty bad vibration that comes in about about 65-68 mph and seems to get worse up to about 75, then seems to stay the same up to about 100 mph. I tested this by pulling off the wheels and rotors, setting the rear on jack stands, throwing it in 6th and slowing bringing the rpm's up. At first I thought I'd get lucky and it would be a wheel, but pulling the wheels off made no change. I found one post that suggested flipping the driveshaft 180* in relation to the pinion yoke, tried that and still no change. I just hand the driveshaft dynamically balanced and new Spicer U-joints put it at Houston Driveshaft, so it *shouldn't* be that. The only other thing I can think of is pinion angle since I made a new crossmember. Anyone know how to check it?
thinking of jumping the gun a little craig? but, as usual, I may have spoke too soon. I've got a pretty bad vibration that comes in about about 65-68 mph and seems to get worse up to about 75, then seems to stay the same up to about 100 mph. I tested this by pulling off the wheels and rotors, setting the rear on jack stands, throwing it in 6th and slowing bringing the rpm's up. At first I thought I'd get lucky and it would be a wheel, but pulling the wheels off made no change. I found one post that suggested flipping the driveshaft 180* in relation to the pinion yoke, tried that and still no change. I just hand the driveshaft dynamically balanced and new Spicer U-joints put it at Houston Driveshaft, so it *shouldn't* be that. The only other thing I can think of is pinion angle since I made a new crossmember. Anyone know how to check it?
Years ago when I was roundy round racing, we had a driveshft made to length and balanced for a dirt late model (1 BAD A$$ CAR--WON 4 FEATURES AND POINTS CHAMPIONSHIP--UNFORTUNATELY I WAS NOT THE DRIVER)--we had a horrible vibration in the driveline--drove us crazy, until we sent the driveshaft back to be checked again--it was balanced wrong!!! Also make sure U have not thron a weight!
Pinion angle--I have an explanation instructions from when I got the Spohn torque arm that explains how--it came with a floating degreed "level/ angle finder"--your welcome to use it if needed!
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Originally posted by TexasLT1
I've got a pretty bad vibration that comes in about about 65-68 mph and seems to get worse up to about 75, then seems to stay the same up to about 100 mph.
I've got a pretty bad vibration that comes in about about 65-68 mph and seems to get worse up to about 75, then seems to stay the same up to about 100 mph.
I once had something like that. I had twisted my drive shaft so that the 2 u-joints no longer lined up properly. One day when I was doing about 80 (the vibration smoothed out some over 75) the back 6"s of my transmission broke off. The case was scrap, but I managed to limp home (about 60 miles). Then all the transmission fluid poured out of the gaping hole in the back when I tried to go up my driveway.
BTW, I'm still not sure if I will make it tomorrow, but even if I do I'll probably have skip the track.
yeah.....I don't want that to happen....
actually I've isolated the vibration/noise to the diff, 99% sure its the front pinion bearing. pulling it in just a few to check it out. if it checks out good, then I'm SOL I guess because I can't think of anything else it could be.
actually I've isolated the vibration/noise to the diff, 99% sure its the front pinion bearing. pulling it in just a few to check it out. if it checks out good, then I'm SOL I guess because I can't think of anything else it could be.
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