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Originally Posted by GregWeld
Nice to see you still enjoying it Josh and the upgrades are important. 200 MPH is no joke -- you need safety stuff to be "right" at those speeds!
Now the question is -- will Lila get a mini version of a Texas Mile car?? LOL
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Thanks Greg... We changed the 4 point roll bar to... i don't know.. 10 point now? Lots of bars above the driver and roof, a pillars, removable door bars.. ect. My little bro was building cages for those crazy ass Pre runners, so we did mine. Very strong.. and very tucked.
I also use a different seat when racing Its a Recaro Kevlar Halo seat.
Lila has moved to shifter kart stuff (converted to electric). Hanging at the local indoor Kart track flagging races and stuff. WH knows if she'll keep driving. She's got crazy talent thats for sure. The viral stuff got too viral. I had to back off it a bit. Last video had 70 million views. It was getting pretty crazy. She makes a decent amount of dough license out her clips though. lol.
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Originally Posted by 214Chevelle
I'm a fan of body mods and I like them. Also, what are your wheel specs please?
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Not sure what the back spacing and all that is. but fronts are 275/40/18. Rears are 345/30/19
Fav tire has been the R888.
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Originally Posted by Blake Foster
Looks GREAT Can't wait to see Speedtech parts go 200
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Blake.. the Speedtech parts already been over 200. lol Just not in the standing half mile.
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Originally Posted by BigBronco
Great upgrades all the way around. Great seeing that Steve Morris setup between the rails.
Your bro did some fantastic work on the headers. Look forward to seeing this car at one of the LSfest events.
Also, good call on the Holley upgrade. Will give you a ton of great options for data acquisition as you push this car to faster speeds.
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Thanks. Morris is local to me. Finally got to have him put his hands on a motor. Pretty excited to see its performance. Would have already tuned and put some power down.. but the Holley Dom just got sent out today, so no sense in tuning it, then tuning it again.