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Bruce Noland · 03-10-2009, 04:57 AM

Gump,
I really think you have no point in this debate. Nor do I think you have a dog in this hunt. You say you have an AA project. Please tell us about it. And are you, like me, really close or just a few years away from getting it to the track. You said that someone posted a remark about the 427 making 700 horsepower. Who was that? You can't come on here and double talk forever without someone calling you on it. Secondly, I'm not backing down from what I was told by the Ford guys. If you notice my post on this thread said 700+ Horsepower.

Bigshow,
The CJs have been to two races. And set one trigger already for a review for the ahfs which, as we all know is a joke. In the second race a CJ put down a 9.78 with a 1/8 mile speed of 109.80 (no GM or Mopar Stocker has ever gone that fast in the 1/8 and that is after forty years of work) and as John Calvert said they still have some "tweaking" that can be done.

Nothing is going to change the minds of those who are involved in this debate. This is a cooked deal.

03-10-2009, 04:57 AM	#1
Bruce Noland VIP Member Join Date: Jun 2002 Posts: 1,855 Likes: 83 Liked 444 Times in 145 Posts	Re: Cobra Jet article in NY Times Gump, I really think you have no point in this debate. Nor do I think you have a dog in this hunt. You say you have an AA project. Please tell us about it. And are you, like me, really close or just a few years away from getting it to the track. You said that someone posted a remark about the 427 making 700 horsepower. Who was that? You can't come on here and double talk forever without someone calling you on it. Secondly, I'm not backing down from what I was told by the Ford guys. If you notice my post on this thread said 700+ Horsepower. Bigshow, The CJs have been to two races. And set one trigger already for a review for the ahfs which, as we all know is a joke. In the second race a CJ put down a 9.78 with a 1/8 mile speed of 109.80 (no GM or Mopar Stocker has ever gone that fast in the 1/8 and that is after forty years of work) and as John Calvert said they still have some "tweaking" that can be done. Nothing is going to change the minds of those who are involved in this debate. This is a cooked deal. __________________ Bruce Noland 1788 STK Last edited by Bruce Noland; 03-10-2009 at 05:06 AM.