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Posted: Mon Feb 16, 15 10:32 pm
by John
Mossy68 wrote:
JohnS wrote:Yeah was great to drive on the street too Les

I`m over 18 stone too :oops:
That's the average weight for a 10 foot tall man !!! ;)
Yeah but I`m only 6` 4" Gary :(

Posted: Mon Feb 16, 15 10:33 pm
by Mossy68
JohnS wrote:
Mossy68 wrote:
JohnS wrote:Yeah was great to drive on the street too Les

I`m over 18 stone too :oops:
That's the average weight for a 10 foot tall man !!! ;)
Yeah but I`m only 6` 4" Gary :(
Must be all that Yank grub you had then ? :D

Posted: Mon Feb 16, 15 10:34 pm
by challenger
you cant be 6-4 john i,m that and have to look up to you :lol:

Posted: Mon Feb 16, 15 10:37 pm
by Les Szabo
JohnS wrote:Yeah was great to drive on the street too Les

I`m over 18 stone too :oops:
ok well 3750 then :lol:

Posted: Mon Feb 16, 15 10:55 pm
by John
challenger wrote:you cant be 6-4 john i,m that and have to look up to you :lol:
You may have been Jim but age is a terrible thing :lol: ;)

Posted: Fri Mar 06, 15 11:07 pm
by Les Szabo
My 1965 289 Hi-po K code Fastback Muzzy

3000lbs with me

Stock 289-271hp
Headers
stock 715cfm Holley
Stock Solid cam
4 speed
Open axle
8" wide Bias Street tyres

14.01 @about 97mph

Posted: Fri Mar 06, 15 11:31 pm
by Mossy68
That's not good reading for a small block B body chap Les !!
Dare I say it. Not bad at all ! :?

Posted: Sat Mar 07, 15 12:10 am
by Les Szabo
P/W GARY....P/W :thumbright:

Posted: Sat Mar 07, 15 10:27 am
by Les Szabo
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Posted: Sat Mar 07, 15 11:37 am
by autofetish
2003 Mazda RX7 FD3

2600cc twin turbo ( 2 x 1300cc rotary engines back to back )

2400lb

Full straight though exhuast

Booste turned up to 1.2bar ( I think )

5 speed manual

315hp

Had 3 engine rebuilds in 3000miles :?

And it keeped exploding radiators

13.2 sec 1/4

Posted: Sat Mar 07, 15 11:57 am
by Mossy68
Les Szabo wrote:P/W GARY....P/W :thumbright:
Hit the nail on the head there Les :thumbright:

Posted: Sat Mar 07, 15 12:57 pm
by Les Szabo
heres; an example of what light weight can do on a mildish 318....

318 .040 over
9.9:1 compression ratio
J heads 2.02X1.60
Weiand stealth intake manifold gasket matched
.488/.510 lift 236/246 duration at .050
1 5/8 hooker headers into 2.5 collectors
600cfm holley carb

904 transmission
2500 stall
8 3/4 with 3.23's

Car race weight was 2843
Best of 12.94 at 112.5,
lots of wheelspin
(112mph=12.00 if car hooked and around 325hp)




there's lots of small block/big block combo's but I will refrain from putting them up as these are all in the US.

Posted: Sat Mar 07, 15 2:05 pm
by Mossy68
Les Szabo wrote:heres; an example of what light weight can do on a mildish 318....

318 .040 over
9.9:1 compression ratio
J heads 2.02X1.60
Weiand stealth intake manifold gasket matched
.488/.510 lift 236/246 duration at .050
1 5/8 hooker headers into 2.5 collectors
600cfm holley carb

904 transmission
2500 stall
8 3/4 with 3.23's

Car race weight was 2843
Best of 12.94 at 112.5,
lots of wheelspin
(112mph=12.00 if car hooked and around 325hp)






there's lots of small block/big block combo's but I will refrain from putting them up as these are all in the US.
Cheers Les. More food for thought .......
Need to get it back on the road and up the 1/4 first ..... :oops:

:thumbright:

Posted: Sat Mar 07, 15 3:36 pm
by Pete
I could probably cobble together a basic 440 and new A727 - that would speed you up a bit...........

Posted: Sat Mar 07, 15 4:28 pm
by Mossy68
Pete wrote:I could probably cobble together a basic 440 and new A727 - that would speed you up a bit...........
Great offer Pete thanks.
But not something I'd be looking at doing yet. If ever !!
Baby steps for me ;)