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Old 04-20-2010, 10:00 AM
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That body looks pretty light weight as it is now.
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Old 04-20-2010, 10:02 AM
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Frank, is that the green body you got from Scott in Pensacola? Nothing like starting with a good foundation Looking forward to following the build. I will call you later this week.
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[QUOTE=130fe;283347]Frank, is that the green body you got from Scott in Pensacola? QUOTE]


No, that body turned out to be too nice. I wanted a car that needed full floors, so i put Scott body in my private collection. It is getting tubbed and sheetmetal soon, probably my new driver.
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Way to take it to the next level. This is a seriously tough project to pull off successfully. Between Johns engineering back ground and your reall world smarts, I bet it turns out bitchin. I'm with Steve, you won't have any excuses when I lay an ass whoopin on you at the Optima Challenge.
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definitely be watching this. What type of blower, centrifugal or roots style?

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Went to California and met with Kenne Bell and looked over their new 3.6L blower. Fricken sick! They are all over it. that 3.6 is a monster. Were setting it up for a conservitive 12LBS on pump gas, will make 700HPish and a full boggie race gas 22LBs tune should make 1100HPish. Since were on race gas, nothing will stop us from turning it up a bit if we need to.
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You will lose to Penny on the autocross. Kinda UNFAIR isn't it?

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Went to California and met with Kenne Bell and looked over their new 3.6L blower. Fricken sick! They are all over it. that 3.6 is a monster. Were setting it up for a conservitive 12LBS on pump gas, will make 700HPish and a full boggie race gas 22LBs tune should make 1100HPish. Since were on race gas, nothing will stop us from turning it up a bit if we need to.
and instant boost too, that will be very trick!

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Way to take it to the next level. This is a seriously tough project to pull off successfully. Between Johns engineering back ground and your reall world smarts, I bet it turns out bitchin. I'm with Steve, you won't have any excuses when I lay an ass whoopin on you at the Optima Challenge.
WOW this is getting good!! And its all documented...
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A "multi-purpose" car! I'm digging it. Keep us posted please!!
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Went to California and met with Kenne Bell and looked over their new 3.6L blower. Fricken sick! They are all over it. that 3.6 is a monster. Were setting it up for a conservitive 12LBS on pump gas, will make 700HPish and a full boggie race gas 22LBs tune should make 1100HPish. Since were on race gas, nothing will stop us from turning it up a bit if we need to.
It looks like they have a 4.2L also. Was that considered?
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