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Did you ever notice when an engine is running better than it ever has is when it goes BANG!

Tell that to the guys struggling in the 12's

This was brought up in a Street Outlaws episode recently. Even they don't allow external weights on a car for safety reasons. I doubt NHRA or IHRA do either.

It looks cool! I saw it at dead mans Curve in Mahwah last weekend.

Diagnostic procedures manual and song book! :lol:

Hmmm. With a combo like yours you would think that you could run better than 17.094 :lol:

Mine is a little low tech compared to most here, but it works awesome.

Ouch! That blows.

I have had the boxes flake out before. Disconnect the box and try it.

I agree with the springs. Chances are you will never see 6000 rpm with the mild springs. It all depends on what you consider mild.

yes

disassemble and shoot separate. It looks cleaner that way

The last one I did had approximately .577 lift using a 1.6 ratio rocker. There was no interference at all. Using a mild cam with the 1.6 rockers which creates the higher lift makes a decent amount of power for a streetcar. Plenty of vacuum also.

I have used them on many Big Block stock bore 383's with a 4.250 bore, so they might be able to work on the block you have.

What is the smashed up looking O-ring for to the right of the picture?

Impressive is an understatement. Amazing is right!

What kind of tires are you running on the back of that thing to get you 1.68 60ft times. Do they come with special glue to put down on the track? :lol:

Nice video! :thumbsup: I think there is something wrong with your tires. They make a lot of noise. :lol:

You mean shift to the left by .003 and up .003 that would put you centered. Or very close to center. With something like you are seeing I would usually measure in more positions to make sure that there aren't defects in the housing at the spots you are measuring

Damn electronic ignition! They should have never come out with that. I guess there was nothing wrong with points. :lol: Everything goes bad eventually. At least you figured it out. :thumbsup: