w/sa
whats a good combination for w/sa
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I would ask Deez
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could they get past the scales
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Ask Nees, Smedley or Yac.
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A project of mine on the back burner is a 1985 Camaro with the Iron Duke 151 4 cylinder motor. Came only 2 years in Camaro. I have parts to build motor plus a 1985 Camaro.
Motor came with TBI Fuel injection, roller cam, rated at 115 HP I think. I have Chevy bellhousing or BOP bolt pattern blocks. Will Lamprecht 1965 I/SA 65 Impala |
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I think a Fiero would be fun. Rear engine and 93" wheelbase.
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Part of the problem with W/SA is finding a rear-wheel-drive vehicle, with a 4-cylinder engine, heavy enough to have more than 24.0 lbs-per-horsepower AND be listed in the Guide! But it sure would be FUN!!
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1985 model, 22 lb car w/auto...makes 24 lbs. 125 transaxle, Real short Drag Radial , pumped up to about 30 psi..Never spin! I can see this now..28 " front tire, WFO against the converter on the line. |
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