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I guess that's right. Maybe I'm thinking of the front suspension which is very similar to the 75-81 Camaro and Firebird (metric)
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Dwight. I am all for switching it up get a bunch of Q cars even. This would motivate me to race more even with the enhancements. I am sure I could get some of my semi retired slow car friends to come back for this.
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Isn`t there a trick similar to this with the oil ring?
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Yes, Lane. You can use under size (std, .020 bore ,etc) expanders .
Or you can squeeze each ridge with needle nose pliers and then drag the piston through the cylinder with a fish scale and see what you've got... Or, 3 Open up the wallet and call Total Seal, Gregg Luneack or someone else that's competent.
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[QUOTE=Dwight Southerland;266857
The tech items you mentioned concerning engine building procedures and choices are exactly applicable ALL THE TIME TO EVERY COMBINATION. (I prefer a moly top ring, however.)[/QUOTE] Cast piston, "tight" wall clearence, No real HP, Moly is too much wall tension for me. (IMHO)
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The carb is the area of focus on the 273 2-bbl MoPar. One of the first stockers I ever had anything to do with was Bob Ayres' "Grog" '66 Q/SA car in 1969-70. |
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Mark, I am not sure if that particular combination will work too well..........
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Can anyone tell me what the natural class a 16.52 lbs/hp car falls into ?
And, what is the next slower class down is ? Is it 17.0 or 17.5 lbs/hp ? I don't have an NHRA rulebook. I found the 91 Lincoln MKVII is eligible and it uses the Mustang 5.0 engine.
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I see a 1995 Town Car Cartier could technically run U/SA......hmmm......
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