fastest street legal car

penski · 13 Jul 2007 at 15:21

The phrase 'matching numbers' immediately made me think of muscle...

...ford lump = 302? 351?

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FakeSnake · 13 Jul 2007 at 15:24

penski said:
The phrase 'matching numbers' immediately made me think of muscle...

...ford lump = 302? 351?

*n

I really want to hold my hand close to my chest, but suffice to say it currently has a S6, not a v8 (which is fine in itself..)

but I also have a 427ci as well just in case

manoz · 13 Jul 2007 at 15:28

That's flippin fast! and for a 100 grand ain't to shabby either. Though I do wonder, what stops it doing a wheely when he puts the foot down, drag cars normally have those extended bits at the back to stop it, this one didn't?

penski · 13 Jul 2007 at 16:00

FakeSnake said:
I really want to hold my hand close to my chest, but suffice to say it currently has a S6, not a v8 (which is fine in itself..)

but I also have a 427ci as well just in case

S6? Pony car?

If so, 427 all the way, baby.

*n

FakeSnake · 13 Jul 2007 at 18:30

penski said:
S6? Pony car?

If so, 427 all the way, baby.

*n

Back 'O the net

gonna make some decisions over the summer, and probably make it a winter job if I do it

penski · 13 Jul 2007 at 18:40

Pro-touring 427ci stang ftmfw!

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Nitro_Junkie · 15 Jul 2007 at 22:21

manoz said:
That's flippin fast! and for a 100 grand ain't to shabby either. Though I do wonder, what stops it doing a wheely when he puts the foot down, drag cars normally have those extended bits at the back to stop it, this one didn't?

suspension setup mainly, also the gearing combined partly with being on treaded tyres

and wheelie bars, they aren't allowed in the Street Eliminator class