X/Stock Redux
Supposedly, it only took calls from two racers to get SS/QA added.
C'mon guys..We can do better than that with the new, friendlier NHRA https://classracer.com/classforum/sh...=Mark+Yacavone |
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Maybe it's me................................................ ............................................. |
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S/S seems to have a bit of trouble reaching most of the quotas. A word to my friends over there.. As in past NHRA history...Use it or lose it. |
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http://www.classracerinfo.com/CGPage...AKE=Chevy%20II
MMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM Mark, I'm liking it with the now usable 4 speed. Bigger cam than my 230 and throttle bore and venturi are the same size as my Monojet! |
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what combos would fit into the X class?
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option up to 1970 in the Novas. |
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Case is a bit heavy but that would be the bulkiest item in the car when I got through with it ;-) Input shaft ring count. No grooves= 19 tooth input, 2.84 low, 2.01 2nd, 1.35 3rd, (all had 1:1 4th) One groove= 19 tooth input, 2.54 low, 1.81 2nd, 1.44 3rd Two grooves= 18 tooth input, 3.11 low, 2.20 2nd, 1.47 3rd Three grooves= 16 tooth input, 3.50 low, 2.47 2nd, 1.65 3rd 1" x 14 spline input= 16 tooth input, 3.50 low, 2.16 2nd, 1.45 3rd |
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C'mon ,boys
Time to get off the couch and put those computers to good use. Support those local combos with a dime rocket: http://www.classracerinfo.com/CGPage...7&MAKE=Granada |
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Would that the famous " Iron Duke " ? I do remember working on a couple of customer cars many ( too many ) years ago with that engine in it, In the 1964 / 1965 Nova - Chevy II Bodies. I don't remember any around Long Island N.Y. in the 66/ 67 Nova bodies or the 68 / 72 Nova bodies. I also know just because I didn't see any doesn't mean a couple didn't exist somewhere out there! That could be pretty cool combo hooked up to a TH200 transmission. Food for Thought, sounds fattening! Enjoy the thought process. Respectfully, Henry Kunz 1534 H/SA |
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