Thanks Big Mouse!

Started by 300bhp per ton, November 22, 2006, 11:49:28 AM

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300bhp per ton

Went and picked something up from them last night for my z/28.

Top bloke, very knowledable Had some awesome pics of his car in action framed on his hall wall as well.

Just want to say thanks for the part and for the advice

Laters.

55starchief

Yup ray is a top guy, so what you get huh, huh, come on tell us

Roadkill

Pfft.

Just round the corner and didn't drop in to see us, no.

We don't care.


Big Mouse

Quoting: 55starchief
Yup ray is a top guy, so what you get huh, huh, come on tell us


A 402 stroker and NOS Pro Shot system - muttered something about kicking your ass?

55starchief

Quoting: Big Mouse
A 402 stroker and NOS Pro Shot system - muttered something about kicking your ass?


does that mean i need to go get my 505 then

you still going to run in street eliminator next year? have read that a few are going to drop out over the drag radials issue

Roadkill

Quoting: Big Mouse
A 402 stroker and NOS Pro Shot system


Don't remember seeing that on the list 600BHP/T ???


300bhp per ton

Quoting: Big Mouse
A 402 stroker and NOS Pro Shot system - muttered something about kicking your ass?


Big Mouse

Quoting: 55starchief
you still going to run in street eliminator next year? have read that a few are going to drop out over the drag radials issue


yeah, I'll still be in S/E but on BFG drag radials - until something better arrives that can be legally run within the class rules - that should be about May time but its very secret at the moment

I don't think anyone will drop out - sorry, perhaps 1 - but there are 3-4 cars that wil have to make significant changes to their new setup - and wallets - to change over to a different tyre. Some believe that the criticism of the MT drag radials will be transferred to BFG's if someone runs a 7 on them in the UK.

Dwayne Guthrie ran a 7.48 @ 192 on BFG's last weekend

The old Sportsman and Sportsman Pros generally need to be wider to offer the traction that a narrower drag radial affords so it means different axles as well as a change of wheel width.

Re-tuning the 4 link to take into account the vastly different characteristics between Sportsman and Drag radials is also a big job requiring lots of track time. Some people would also need to look at their rear gear ratio.

However, most of the DR crowd will switch to BFG as the tyre of choice.

Big Mouse

Quoting: 300bhp per ton
Just want to say thanks for the part and for the advice  


You're welcome, anytime