Original hemi dart information

LO23 · 07-22-2018, 09:03 PM

As you can see, we were dealing with "first time at the dragstip" issues, getting the suspension dialed in, slowly increasing the shift rpm, rev limiter, etc. It was running 9.5s at 142+ mph, and I wasn't even doing full-throttle passes, with a LOT of room left to go with the revs, etc. I expect to see an 8-second time slip my next time out.. so long as we get that suspension dialed in. As addictive as the feeling of the nose climbing skyward is, I want to be certain that the car is going straight up and straight down every time before I start really launching hard and staying hard on the throttle the whole way. Good Lord, I love this car.

LO23 Dart by William Brunner, on Flickr

07-22-2018, 09:03 PM	#1
LO23 Member Join Date: Mar 2017 Posts: 103 Likes: 7 Liked 5 Times in 5 Posts	Re: Original hemi dart information As you can see, we were dealing with "first time at the dragstip" issues, getting the suspension dialed in, slowly increasing the shift rpm, rev limiter, etc. It was running 9.5s at 142+ mph, and I wasn't even doing full-throttle passes, with a LOT of room left to go with the revs, etc. I expect to see an 8-second time slip my next time out.. so long as we get that suspension dialed in. As addictive as the feeling of the nose climbing skyward is, I want to be certain that the car is going straight up and straight down every time before I start really launching hard and staying hard on the throttle the whole way. Good Lord, I love this car. LO23 Dart by William Brunner, on Flickr LO23 Dart by William Brunner, on Flickr LO23 Dart by William Brunner, on Flickr LO23 Dart by William Brunner, on Flickr LO23 Dart by William Brunner, on Flickr LO23 Dart by William Brunner, on Flickr LO23 Dart by William Brunner, on Flickr LO23 Dart by William Brunner, on Flickr LO23 Dart by William Brunner, on Flickr LO23 Dart by William Brunner, on Flickr