Hybrid stroker project
07-24-2014 | 01:55 AM
#709
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Pauly, It was set at 19 psi. I have some more room. I've been creeping up on it.
Dave, There were a few faster. Like a blown Alcohol vega and a couple dedicated drag cars.
Not really any street cars faster though. Definitely none that drove to and from.
I'll try to link the video directly.
I now for sure have to do the bar and harness. All the way around I'm pissing them off. My plan is to take a little time off and work on doing some sheeting under the car with aluminum. Also do a bit of modification to the transaxle and cv's. I just want to come out next time running mid tens. It's just too hard to drive so easy off the line and then also too hard to keep traction. I might also try to shed some weight.
Dave, There were a few faster. Like a blown Alcohol vega and a couple dedicated drag cars.
Not really any street cars faster though. Definitely none that drove to and from.
I'll try to link the video directly.
I now for sure have to do the bar and harness. All the way around I'm pissing them off. My plan is to take a little time off and work on doing some sheeting under the car with aluminum. Also do a bit of modification to the transaxle and cv's. I just want to come out next time running mid tens. It's just too hard to drive so easy off the line and then also too hard to keep traction. I might also try to shed some weight.
07-24-2014 | 02:13 AM
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07-24-2014 | 10:42 AM
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I now for sure have to do the bar and harness. All the way around I'm pissing them off. My plan is to take a little time off and work on doing some sheeting under the car with aluminum. Also do a bit of modification to the transaxle and cv's. I just want to come out next time running mid tens. It's just too hard to drive so easy off the line and then also too hard to keep traction. I might also try to shed some weight.
A little old-school but it works pretty well for Jaguars and C3/C4s.
07-24-2014 | 11:32 AM
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It's 1" round stock. I cut it to 1" , then lathe down about 1/2" length to approx 3/8" , then flip it to face the other end leaving the button to 1/4". I then drill and tap the axle with 3/8 course thread.
You can do the metric conversions. lol
You can do the metric conversions. lol
07-24-2014 | 11:43 AM
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