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Glenn, im goin right to a 4.56.. that little 3.750 stroke would be idling at the traps, with 4.10s...hehe THanks! I cant wait to get it running!
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Congratulations, Brent! Best of luck this season. Awesome first name, too.
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Brent, There's a guy from Minnesota that ran/runs a Tempest in E or F /SA.... I spoke with him a few years back while I was working at the NHRA St. Louis Drags, he told me that he was running a 3.73 and it was the quickest the car had ever ran and MPH. They had started with 4.56, then 4.33, then 4.11 then 3.90 ...... a close friend of mine knows him well. Food for thought! I'm rooting for ya!
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I may be underestimating my engine, and have thought about trying the 4.10s before i change them to 4.56... I just dont think they will get the car 60fts quick enough... Guys in my class are goin 1.39-1.42, depending on weather... Of course, the engine has to make it to the 1000ft mark, before nosing over...hehe
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A 4.10 is going to be pretty light for a 3500 pound car with a Dport 400. Maybe a 4.33 with a short radial might be ok. If you run your Bias tires start with the 56's.
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Yeah, i pretty much gonna start with bias plys, so i figured the 56s would be the best way to go... Doubt that i will have radials in April... luckily i have ratios to choose from... i figure this engine will need to see around 6500 at traps, to get any kind of ET out of it...
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Brent,
I have to agree with Todd , you don't want to leave anything on the table.
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