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Adger Smith · 07-21-2011, 10:01 PM

It can be done.
you tube of my SS/DS Camaro in testing a couple of years ago.

All steel 1986 Camaro, Single 750 holley, 3200 lb, no Nos, 277 cu in, Pro flite 3 speed 2.12 low gear tranny, Leave chip 6800, shift 9400 - 8,000 stall.
I had the same engine in a 2200 lb roadster that ran some 8.80's - 150's mph with a PG tranny
With the right parts 10.90 is a cake walk. You will struggle and destroy stock 4.3 engine parts. .
I talked to Tim Cole and he has a nice Buick headed V-6 that would haul your 2,000 lbs real well.
It is priced very reasonable.
Get in touch with him @ Comp Cams or call me and I'll give you his cell #
Adger
903 824 4924 cell
903 794 7223 shop

07-21-2011, 10:01 PM	#7
Adger Smith VIP Member Join Date: Dec 2001 Location: Texarkana Ark/TX Posts: 2,446 Likes: 575 Liked 880 Times in 311 Posts	Re: can you get a v6 4.3 to run 10.90 It can be done. you tube of my SS/DS Camaro in testing a couple of years ago. All steel 1986 Camaro, Single 750 holley, 3200 lb, no Nos, 277 cu in, Pro flite 3 speed 2.12 low gear tranny, Leave chip 6800, shift 9400 - 8,000 stall. I had the same engine in a 2200 lb roadster that ran some 8.80's - 150's mph with a PG tranny With the right parts 10.90 is a cake walk. You will struggle and destroy stock 4.3 engine parts. . I talked to Tim Cole and he has a nice Buick headed V-6 that would haul your 2,000 lbs real well. It is priced very reasonable. Get in touch with him @ Comp Cams or call me and I'll give you his cell # Adger 903 824 4924 cell 903 794 7223 shop __________________ Adger Smith (Former SS) Last edited by Adger Smith; 07-22-2011 at 12:01 AM. Reason: commemt