Originally Posted by GregWeld (Post 542488)

It's looking really good Jay!


Sorry I won't get to see it this weekend though.

Originally Posted by tmadden (Post 542587)

Dude both are looking great. The Camaro sounds really nice. I know you are stoked!!!

Originally Posted by chichirone (Post 543089)

Greg, it was great seeing you this weekend at the USCA event. Enjoyed hang in from the spectator box and talking cars...and tranny's!



Thanks man! The car ran great these past two weekends between GoodGuys and the USCA event at Texas Motor Speedway.

Check out these stats for the 37 registered cars at the USCA event...on the speed/stop challenge the event logged 740 laps. Heck I think I ran around 40 myself. On the auto-x there was 1264 laps run or 33 laps per participant. Today we ran 2100 laps on the road course and a few of us had mechanicals or just flat got wore out. There was only one car, Cheryl Herrick in her Jet Hot Nova in the final Advanced class that ran for a 12 minute session all alone. She had an instructor and was hitting the rev limiter going faster and faster. For me, this was an event like none other as far as testing car and driver ability. I give the sponsors (Optima, BFG, DSE, Ridetech, Jet Hot, Snap-On, etc.) and Jimi Day and his team/partners a major round of applause. It was safe, educational and very fun.

Here is a pretty cool pic of my Camaro on the road course. My day did end early when I lost a rear axle seal but I had a blast. Limped it home without incident and now am thinking what to do next. I'd love to install a 9" full floater. Hmm...Daytona is not far off on the schedule!
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Originally Posted by tubbed69 (Post 543094)

very cool pic Jay,car looks awesome

Originally Posted by chichirone (Post 543089)

Greg, it was great seeing you this weekend at the USCA event. Enjoyed hang in from the spectator box and talking cars...and tranny's!



Thanks man! The car ran great these past two weekends between GoodGuys and the USCA event at Texas Motor Speedway.

Check out these stats for the 37 registered cars at the USCA event...on the speed/stop challenge the event logged 740 laps. Heck I think I ran around 40 myself. On the auto-x there was 1264 laps run or 33 laps per participant. Today we ran 2100 laps on the road course and a few of us had mechanicals or just flat got wore out. There was only one car, Cheryl Herrick in her Jet Hot Nova in the final Advanced class that ran for a 12 minute session all alone. She had an instructor and was hitting the rev limiter going faster and faster. For me, this was an event like none other as far as testing car and driver ability. I give the sponsors (Optima, BFG, DSE, Ridetech, Jet Hot, Snap-On, etc.) and Jimi Day and his team/partners a major round of applause. It was safe, educational and very fun.

Here is a pretty cool pic of my Camaro on the road course. My day did end early when I lost a rear axle seal but I had a blast. Limped it home without incident and now am thinking what to do next. I'd love to install a 9" full floater. Hmm...Daytona is not far off on the schedule!
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Originally Posted by chichirone (Post 543386)

Originally Posted by chichirone (Post 543386)

Thanks man!

Check out the latest on the TA! We are getting close...the boys from Yard Racing were at the shop today setting up the suspension and weight balance.

Originally Posted by gerno (Post 543402)

The Camaro looked and sounded awesome out there. It was certainly a true performer.

Originally Posted by Rod P (Post 543416)

awesome :confused59:

Originally Posted by GrabberGT (Post 543432)

So what are the numbers for this beast.

Originally Posted by Streetking (Post 543433)

Both cars look great, but I am a bit partial to the Trans AM..:) Great job on the T/A, you have taken it to another level.

SW

Originally Posted by tubbed69 (Post 543094)

very cool pic Jay,car looks awesome