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So I'm safe with a bottom feeder ss/ja with a roll bar. Should be about .30 under in the heat.
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Welcome to the bottom feeder club. LOL
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The most successful racers I know run SS/MA, P/SA, K/SA (National Record Holder) and U/SA.
It's the whole package that counts. Car and driver. Dale
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The car is currently in crate motor trim. But looking for an NHRA option, it has the race seats ,weight box and a 9" slick. Use current shortblock, add mid range used ss heads and a roller cam. And the trans brake. Won't be fast but just enough to play.
Thanks for the advice guys. |
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