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Old 05-24-2009, 11:56 AM   #1
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Congratulations to Aubrey on the fine performance of his 409.That's about 1.60 quicker than my red 62 Impala SS ever went with a wide ratio Muncie, 4.88's, and a very stock 409/409 motor. You've certainly worked hard for it. I'm a 409 guy from 30+ years ago. Back then, that was the cheapest 400+ horsepower motor you could buy.I wish we had some of those parts back!!We sure were ahead of our time, then. Again, our regards on a great effort.
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Old 05-24-2009, 10:24 PM   #2
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Aubrey ran good. He probably would have been in the tens had he not broke a rear end. The car got a lot of attention including from Bob Frey who was a guest at Mission's track on Saturday. The car is very nostalgic.
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Old 05-25-2009, 07:34 AM   #3
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Yeah, the cars certainly nostalgic, but how about his tow rig? A 58 or 59 2 ton (I think) Chevy with a 409 as well, manual steering & brakes, towing a 5th wheel open trailer. Aubreys 122 mph indicate that the 62 should dip well into the 10`s once he gets it dialed in. Hopefully he gets the diff problems squared away, and gets the car out again soon. It was nice to meet ya Aubrey.
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Old 05-25-2009, 10:15 PM   #4
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I agree Rory,,It was nice to finally meet Aubrey. I spent a little time with him on Friday. He was concerned with jetting now that he was a lot closer to sea level, and getting his tire pressure right. He deffinately blew the tires off it on the first hit Fri. AM,,but improved throughout the day. With his mph over 120 he is certainly a 10 second player if he can get it to the 330.
Bob ,,it was nice to finally meet you also. I didn't know you were running a 327 combo,,and I was surprised to see 10.90s on a 12.10 index. Your car launches very smoothly, and its fun to watch a gear jammer that knows how to row that stick! Take care guys,,,,,,,,,,,,,Danny Durham
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Old 05-26-2009, 08:50 AM   #5
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What would be involved in getting the new Edelbrock 3814690 replica head approved for that combination?
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Old 05-26-2009, 11:50 AM   #6
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Not sure that I know where to start here, guys...

oh yes I do !

The people !!!
It really WAS all the people that came by !
The support I received from so many. As I had mentioned on the 348-409 forum... I learned more in each hour there, from fellow Stock / Super Stock guys ( a privilage to say that, by the way ), than I learned in 4 years of high school !
It was simply overwhelming.

and yes, I broke a crown and pinion on the line, in the first round of eliminations
ISN'T THAT GREAT ? ! ! ! !
HAAAA HAAAA HEEEE !!!!
it broke because after all this time, the engine makes power, and the car works.
doesn't get better than that

I was stunned by the trap speed actually. At first, I spent a half hour, tracking down the timing people, to verify that there was no error.
122.74

Now, a little more first gear in the Jerico ( has 2.83 now ), soften the current clutch setting JUST A TOUCH, and get used to the car. Hopefully 10.80's.

in the mean time, got some catching up to do !

THANK YOU to all the people who helped ( probably didn't even realize how much you did )... Rory, Danny, and of course Bob, for stopping by. I personally didn't get much opportunity to mingle, because people kept coming by !
DAMN it was fun !!!!!

hey... and guess what ?
there will be a real video of the old car... on an actual race track
knew that would make you happy !
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Old 05-26-2009, 12:32 PM   #7
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Way cool Aubrey! By the tenor of your post, it sounds like it was all worth while and that you really enjoyed yourself. Pretty darn good debut, I'd say. Sorry about the parts breakage though. Ain't much sweeter ( or finer) than an '09. My second car was a black '61 Bel Air 348/305 stick bubbletop.

Crown and pinion? Oh, I get it. Put the ring gear on your head, and it looks like a crown.
Canada-speak, eh?
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