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My first time slip was in '63.
12.96 @ 111mph Never forget the first one. I was nervous.
In '63 a 12.96 was fast. And on the street there'd be just about nothing would touch that.
Here's the converter.
Horse Power:
Horse teaches the power to allow and awaken your freedom in movement and will clarify the path in which to take. Do you need to break from current confinements and restrictions? Pay attention to what the individual breed is saying to you.
Sheep power:
Sheep can show how to maintain balance and have confidence in situations and abilities, teaches how to move in the physical with agility, camouflage and blending with surroundings, teaches a sense of togetherness and community along with showing how to make life easy and promote serenity. Sheep instills a sense of protection and alertness with peace of mind and heart. Are you moving in the direction you should be going? Are going with or against what you know to be true? Are you protecting yourself enough and/or remaining centered in peace? Sheep wisdom can help in understanding your place and perceptions within the scheme of things.
So.....................................................................................
:rofl::rofl::rofl::happy2: Ok, now back on topic, will aluminum rods survive in Mike L's golf cart?
Horse Power:
Horse teaches the power to allow and awaken your freedom in movement and will clarify the path in which to take. Do you need to break from current confinements and restrictions? Pay attention to what the individual breed is saying to you.
Sheep power:
Sheep can show how to maintain balance and have confidence in situations and abilities, teaches how to move in the physical with agility, camouflage and blending with surroundings, teaches a sense of togetherness and community along with showing how to make life easy and promote serenity. Sheep instills a sense of protection and alertness with peace of mind and heart. Are you moving in the direction you should be going? Are going with or against what you know to be true? Are you protecting yourself enough and/or remaining centered in peace? Sheep wisdom can help in understanding your place and perceptions within the scheme of things.
So.....................................................................................
:rofl::rofl::rofl::happy2: Ok, now back on topic, will aluminum rods survive in Mike L's golf cart?
My first time slip was in '63.
12.96 @ 111mph Never forget the first one. I was nervous.
Mine was 1960 and they gave it to you on an etched rock.
Mine was 1960 and they gave it to you on an etched rock.
Mine was burned on a piece of wood. Technology was going crazy at the time. :roflmao:
My first time slip was in '63.
12.96 @ 111mph Never forget the first one. I was nervous.
Mine was 1960 and they gave it to you on an etched rock.
Dang I'm a :baby: my first pass wasn't until 2000..... But, I have made up for it for being the hot lapping www :witch:
In White Out? LOL come on Ken you know that won't happen
You never know, stranger things have happened. Mind you it would have to be Pat and not Kat driving. She'd cut too good a light.
You never know, stranger things have happened. Mind you it would have to be Pat and not Kat driving. She'd cut too good a light.
She'll cut your throat Ken. She is a straight razor toten :witch: :hail2: :rofl:
OK here it goes....this is simply my opinion based on my experiences, and only to give Beech some more info. I've raced a bone stock motor(bolt ons and nitrous) two full seasons, with 105 passes. Half of those passes were 11.0?. Finally cracked a piston. Next was a full built motor(rods, forged pistons, stage 1 heads, balanced, etc, etc, with s475, 60 overs, and nitrous) approx $10,000 involved. This motor made four passes on spray, and four passes on motor(half of these were 1/8 mi). Best pass of 10.71 1/4 mi, and 6.59 1/8 mi. It melted a hole through one piston and the other seven were heavily deteriorated. Next motor was "play time". 85,000 mi, bone stock junker........with the s475 and nitrous.
Im diggin up an old heated thread but Camomax, hows this rodded swapped motor doing out of curiosity?
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this thread is a bigger shit show then when my buddies started tazering people in a bar for no ****ing reason:roflmao:
Matt or Jeff will have to say for sure but I think the pistons started eroding in this one.
Motor
It melted every piston in it just like the other motors before it. It had a handfull of passes and was pulled. The guy that bought the motor has it at my shop now getting ready to put some Arias pistons in it and try again. Jeff
It melted every piston in it just like the other motors before it. It had a handfull of passes and was pulled. The guy that bought the motor has it at my shop now getting ready to put some Arias pistons in it and try again. Jeff
How does the crank/bearings/and everything else look? just interested cause the motor was never balanced and ran hard
