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Title: Day of the Drags '06
Post by: SRVLIVES on March 05, 2006, 04:33:33 AM
Went to a private track day at WSID (which will hopefully become an annual event) and took some pics, the following will be of interest to some here.

(http://tinyurl.com/zpr82)

(http://tinyurl.com/kwpel)

202 running triple 2" SU's with a claimed 220hp.

Ran consistant 13.3's

Rest of the pics are here.

http://photobucket.com/albums/v383/SRVLIVES/Day%20of%20tne%20Drags/


Title: Re: Day of the Drags '06
Post by: fccool59 on March 05, 2006, 09:14:09 AM
13.3 is pretty good, I wonder whats inside that motor


Title: Re: Day of the Drags '06
Post by: FC-V8 on March 05, 2006, 09:29:03 AM
Great photos shane!

Did you notice the extent of the mods to passenger side firewall to get those triple 2" SU's to fit.

I was looking at the photo of the FX fitted with a small block & notice his induction set up of Dual sidedraft webers. This is the setup I have been looking at, is a Inglese manifold adaptor that bolts to a 4 barrel manifold to accept the daul webers. VERY NICE.

Glenn


Title: Re: Day of the Drags '06
Post by: customFC on March 05, 2006, 10:38:33 AM
13.3 is good enough to beat many V8 powered FC's.

I really dig this 1.

(http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v383/SRVLIVES/Day of tne Drags/IMGP1328.jpg)

I thought about booking a spot, but it was a bit too pricey for me. Looks like a cool day though. Glad it didn't rain.
Thanks for the pics.
Regards
Alex


Title: Re: Day of the Drags '06
Post by: fccool59 on March 05, 2006, 10:55:05 AM
Hey Alex, cool pic, good to see charlies got that thing at the track were it looks more at home, wish he would run his nomad but he reckons its too hard to stop with the spindle mounts and no chute.


Title: Re: Day of the Drags '06
Post by: FC-V8 on March 05, 2006, 12:07:02 PM
Alex
     Your right about 13.30 been quicker that some v8 fc's. At the last Nostalgic drags there was a blown 350 fc & I think his best was mid 14's. 13.30 is bloody fast & it would shock more than a few who lined up against it.
Glenn


Title: Re: Day of the Drags '06
Post by: SRVLIVES on March 05, 2006, 09:31:02 PM
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13.3 is pretty good, I wonder whats inside that motor


I don't know, the owner was hardly the 'chatty' type!

I don't get it, you build a car, someone at an event shows an interest and mentions he has an FC, and that's it! No back and forth, no, "So, what's in yours?"... nothing!! ::)

Rant over.

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Did you notice the extent of the mods to passenger side firewall to get those triple 2" SU's to fit.
 

I did, that must be a 2" recess there?

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I was looking at the photo of the FX fitted with a small block & notice his induction set up of Dual sidedraft webers. This is the setup I have been looking at, is a Inglese manifold adaptor that bolts to a 4 barrel manifold to accept the daul webers. VERY NICE


Troy's a very nice guy, I think some of you may already know him? Ran consistant 14.7's all day... very cool car



Title: Re: Day of the Drags '06
Post by: fccool59 on March 05, 2006, 10:15:27 PM
yeah srvlives, Ive crossed heaps of guys in the pits like that, must be nerves or top secret development on the red motor.
Finding out what too do with a red motor for street and strip was hard, everyone with a good idea of what to do is a silent bob and everyone who wants to give advice has no idea.
I hope my motor works out ok but I will be cheering if its in the 13's