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Steve, Thanks for the reply, sadly that makes sense. The good old max wedge I feel would have done well all through the post-1964 era but lived in the Hemi's shadow. I'm sure factory backing for the Max Wedge cars/drivers was pulled in favor of the Hemi as you said. Looking at Paul's race comparison above, I was reassured, I get about the same from my Gonkulator: 11.64 at 120.0 63 MaxWedge II 3220 lb 1964 prep, 1969 A/SA rules 12.16 at 115.7 69 Street Hemi 3677 lb 1969 A/SA rules The MaxWedge2 gonkulates to about 515hp vs the StreetHemi at 500hp. Close, but there's still the 400 lb weight difference. Fords 64 LWG HiRiser, which per the results/records dominated AA/SA=7.00 in 1964-66, Gonkulates to 12.12 at 115.9 1964 prep 11.75 at 119.5 1965-66 era prep UNFACTORED, the MaxWedge hangs right in there vs either the 1964-66 era 64 Ford LWG or the Street Hemi from 66-up in the same w/p=7.00 class. That's why I cant figure, why didn't Mopar back the MaxWedge as a competitor in AA/S, AA/SA ? I guessed it was Factored, but if not, I guess it was just "shunned" in favor of the Hemi. Oh well! |
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