Any car guys here?

[Captcolour]

I'll bet that'll pass anything except a gas station.

Rob

I've read where a Challenger Hellcat Redeye at full throttle will empty a gas tank in 11 minutes.

[Scott'n'Wendy]

I've read where a Challenger Hellcat Redeye at full throttle will empty a gas tank in 11 minutes.

Ya, but just think how far you would go. Even just the coasting after you're out of fuel...lol

[jjbbrewer]

455 NOS built block

I'm surprised nobody commented on your N2O setup. How big of a bottle do you have and how long does it last?

[Reddog303]

Was a 10lb. bottle got about 6-8 good runs on it.Car is gone now sold to couple of young guys that kept knocking on my door.Have A hellcat now with AC seats that is faster lol

[jjbbrewer]

A hellcat now with AC seats that is faster lol

Indeed! It's pretty astounding what you can get out of "newer" cars these days - even on pump gas. I got the privilege of drag racing my friend's car last summer, which I'm pretty sure is the fastest car I've been in. It was an absolute hoot ..

(and no, it wasn't a corvette)

[Reddog303]

Your a ford guy here is my 69 Boss 302 I restored in the 90's think its in Chicago now

[jjbbrewer]

Your a ford guy here is my 69 Boss 302 I restored in the 90's think its in Chicago now

Very cool!! That's the real deal, for sure. I guess you don't have it anymore? If not, too bad, those motors were lots of fun.

[Redapple63]

No replacement for displacement.

Love that one! Never tire of hearing it!

[Canyonlight]

If not, too bad, those motors were lots of fun.

Along with the blue oval 302s, that little first gen Camaro Z/28 302 (especially the 69 year with 4 bolt mains) was pretty awesome too. In fact after owning my very rare 67 RS Z/28 for nearly 48 years (bought it graduation day from HS in 74) I sold it to my Nephew a few weeks ago. He is a passionate car guy and after buying my brothers 70 1/2 RS Z/28 a couple years ago, made it clear that he wanted my Z to go along with my brothers.

He is going to do some work to it sat for a few years w/o starting/driving and guess who gets to drive it in the spring ! Keeping the car in the family will have it's benefits.

Dan

[Havasutom]

I’m about done with rebuilding my 1981 El Camino SS with 17,000 original miles. I installed a new BluePrint 383” 435 hp engine, built TH350 transmission, Quick Performance 9” differential with a 3.70 gear locker, QA1 coilovers with tubular A arms, and Wilwood 6 piston front & 4 piston rear disc brakes.