Any Pro-Touring Camaros out there that can beat this?

[ChrisRZ28]

Jack, thanks for the link. That early Mustang is something else! And that late model Mustang ain't to shabby either! Track Junky, sounds like a really nice Camaro. Good luck with it! Back in the late 80s/early 90s I was a crew member on dirt and pavement cars. The pavement car was a Southwest Tour style late model with about 600/650 hp. The dirt car had a small block 406 w/ 1150 Dominator running alcohol. If I remember right it was making around 700/750 hp. We'd run it in the shop before each race to make sure everything was ok. It didn't take long for the shop to fill up with fumes so thick your eyes would water and you couldn't breathe...the good ol' days! I say this because nowadays there is street cars running around with as much power (and more) then our race cars did back then. Amazing! Right now is the golden age of cars.

[Vince@Meanstreets]

good stuff, Heres a great shot from your earlier Infinion trip.






do you have any in car videos Gaetano?

[Track Junky]

Nothing worth posting, still haven't figured out my Go Pro skips forward every two seconds. We need to get some help with in car video for up coming Buttonwillow event.

[Jack Maurer]

Just by stance alone, it looks fast

[James OLC]

Originally Posted by Track Junky

Nothing worth posting, still haven't figured out my Go Pro skips forward every two seconds. We need to get some help with in car video for up coming Buttonwillow event.

That could be a codex issue. I had that happening with one of my HD GoPro's and it was resolved during editing.

[Track Junky]

Originally Posted by Jack Maurer

Just by stance alone, it looks fast

Yeah, Bob Owen's, when we were at Infineon he managed to pull off a 1:53. That car is stated to be 2800 lbs and close to 700 h.p.. Sure the car had alot more in her.

[Track Junky]

Originally Posted by James OLC

That could be a codex issue. I had that happening with one of my HD GoPro's and it was resolved during editing.

codex?