Help building Stock class car
Ok Guys, several years ago, I raced a 1974 W/S mustang in the northeast. I have the bug again and have a 1993 Mustang 2.3 Liter with an auto. I need some advice about if this car and engine can be competetive in its class. I think it would be a W. Any thoughts or suggestions would be appreciated.
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There's a guy in Arizona who I'm sure has a little bit of experience he might be willing to share.Yuk,Yuk.I mean Yac,Yac.
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Actually, the sedan and hatchback fit U, meaning it can also run T and V. The convertible fits V, which can also run U and W. The motor is rated 125 HP by NHRA.
http://www.nhra.net/tech_specs/class...s/1993FORD.xls |
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You should just buy Mark's little white mustang and save yourself
time, money and grief. |
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There's a real fast "Stick Car" in New Hampshire with Spares as well!
http://classracer.com/classforum/showthread.php?t=21500 |
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best choice donate the $$$ to charity have someone kick you in the nuts every 2-3 weeks and feel better for helping someone in need...
second best choice buy the yacavone hair dryer special and be FAST upon delivery captain jack |
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Yac's car Ad #1131639 on racingjunk.com Best buy out there, you cant build it for that money. Fast right out of the gate and you can even be the record holder if you want. Mark builds first class cars.
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If you want to go with the 4 look at the Specs on the Ranger Pick up. Unless you have the car already.
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Joe Cool 108 you have a PM. Mike
Mike Galuk JOE COOL RACING M/SA-2000 |
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