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Old 12-13-2007, 01:18 AM
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Projectile: The motor is 565 cubic inches and the procharger is making 10 pounds of boost. The car was dynoed at 1132 HP on 93 octane.
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Projectile: The motor is 565 cubic inches and the procharger is making 10 pounds of boost. The car was dynoed at 1132 HP on 93 octane.
that's unbelieveable power for 10 psi of boost. It must be making over 700 HP n/a.

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Projectile: The motor is 565 cubic inches and the procharger is making 10 pounds of boost. The car was dynoed at 1132 HP on 93 octane.
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that's unbelieveable power for 10 psi of boost. It must be making over 700 HP n/a.

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Sounds like a happy combo. Can you imagine 15 psi with 100+ octane!
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I bet that thing is a blast to drive...and a handful

I agree about the DSE dash. Very nice piece.
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Old 12-14-2007, 01:10 PM
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Nice car. LOve the color, stance and eveything else about it. Just need some minor detailing and clean up in the motor comp that you mentioned. Nice piece for sure! !

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[QUOTE=prototyperacing28] P.S. -- I know my thermostat gasket is leaking and when I bought the car, the intake was powder coated and they had a leaking carb gasket which stained the intake. I am in the process of getting these problems fixed. I know you guys are car freeks and would notice this!!!!!



Actually I was hung up on the few weeds in your yard. LOL
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nice ride... what color are the stripes?
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Old 12-15-2007, 11:12 AM
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The stripes are silver!!!! For the exact paint code, I do not know that. Sorry!!
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