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Old 02-26-2007 | 02:17 PM
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Originally Posted by ws6transam
That ought to work, Kev--
I dont mind buying icecream-- Too bad I can't enter the minivan for this race, I was cutting .080 to .032 reaction times with that at M11-- Hitting within .050 of the dial-in too. I would've made the fifth round had it not been for that -.014 breakout...

I'm not nearly as consistent with the manual: I need to re-learn how to do it.

Dan,
Look at it this way. It no fun eating ice cream if your holding your
*** in the other hand
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Old 02-26-2007 | 03:57 PM
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Originally Posted by KGRESOCK
Dan,
Look at it this way. It no fun eating ice cream if your holding your
*** in the other hand
Kevin

Ahh, good point! I guess this is a heads-up kind of race, no bracket, then!

Otherwise the ol' WB edition Venture minivan would waxx the competition with it's solid 16.950 second E/T's

Oh, and I can officially say that the Y-pipe is done today. I will be boxing it up and sending it to JET HOT for coating, which will run about $148 including shipping.

Grand total for making my own Y-pipe is then about $280.
Old 02-26-2007 | 05:30 PM
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sweet its on! and heads up race would include the reaction time. then its a race to the finish line first. we could just race for ET's, then use the reaction time to decide who buys me ice cream.
Old 02-27-2007 | 12:55 PM
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who buys me ice cream.
Ha ha! We're going to hand you your cone in the staging lanes then watch you eat it in the burnout box---
Old 02-27-2007 | 01:45 PM
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let me know when you guys go.. this could get interesting
Old 02-27-2007 | 01:56 PM
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Yeah, count me in. I want to be there to congratulate Dan when he wins.
Old 02-27-2007 | 03:08 PM
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Chris,
have you tried the Autolite 103R's?
If not check em out.
Old 02-27-2007 | 10:51 PM
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Originally Posted by KGRESOCK
Chris,
have you tried the Autolite 103R's?
If not check em out.

whats that? sp. plugs?
Old 02-28-2007 | 04:35 AM
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ya iuse them in mine (Autolite 103's) but i usually change tem fairly often, like every other oil change, just to be safe and i usually throw a fresh set in after running @ the track all day.
Old 02-28-2007 | 01:20 PM
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Originally Posted by IrocSS85
whats that? sp. plugs?

Yep,
Last we talked I beleive our short blocks are pretty identical.
I spent last summer looking for the perfect plug for a 12 to 1
set up.
NGK 7 too cold
NGK 6 better
Autolite 103R (cut back strap) worked very well and I wouldn't hesitate
to decrease the gap and run a 100 shot on them.
I picked up a set of 104's I'll try out when weather permits.
Old 02-28-2007 | 05:52 PM
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103s are gret for killing knock on the 3800s, switched from 104s, FWIW...
Old 02-28-2007 | 06:43 PM
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Originally Posted by KGRESOCK
Yep,
Last we talked I beleive our short blocks are pretty identical.
I spent last summer looking for the perfect plug for a 12 to 1
set up.
NGK 7 too cold
NGK 6 better
Autolite 103R (cut back strap) worked very well and I wouldn't hesitate
to decrease the gap and run a 100 shot on them.
I picked up a set of 104's I'll try out when weather permits.
well there's a big difference. mine has 10.8 compression. think I got stock plugs in mine. dont remember. maybe NGK TR55. hmmm?

what pistons did you go with? mine are -16cc. you must have gotten the -6 dish? wishing now that I would have milled the heads and gotten it around 11.25.
Old 02-28-2007 | 08:08 PM
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Originally Posted by Mogulskierk2
ya iuse them in mine (Autolite 103's) but i usually change tem fairly often, like every other oil change, just to be safe and i usually throw a fresh set in after running @ the track all day.
Originally Posted by IrocSS85
well there's a big difference. mine has 10.8 compression. think I got stock plugs in mine. dont remember. maybe NGK TR55. hmmm?

what pistons did you go with? mine are -16cc. you must have gotten the -6 dish? wishing now that I would have milled the heads and gotten it around 11.25.
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The 55's are probably working well for you?
Consider the 103's over the 6's when you spray.
Old 02-28-2007 | 08:11 PM
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Originally Posted by Mogulskierk2
103s are gret for killing knock on the 3800s, switched from 104s, FWIW...

School me here, whats a 3800 run compression/times?
My limited experience tells me that would be too cold a plug
for you. But my brain says get more info before making such
a statement.
Any mods?
Old 03-03-2007 | 07:18 PM
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Originally Posted by Mogulskierk2
Duke, were one of you guys driving by my girlriends apt ??
http://i8.photobucket.com/albums/a17...g?t=1172496979
That was me, I was looking for a Dairy Queen.


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