dan jacobs ss/f chevy II

[mcink]

this may be ignorance on my part, but what combination is SS/F in a '67 Nova/Chevy II?

[Greg Hill]

327-275 in a 2 door post car. I think it's factored at 294 or 299.

[blkjack]

I saw it at Norwalk 2 weeks ago and it had GT/B? on it . What was that about?

[mike withers]

Originally Posted by Hemi Moose

Wheels Up...

From the looks of that second shiny aluminum pan it appears to be an automatic.

[Mike Carr]

Originally Posted by blkjack

I saw it at Norwalk 2 weeks ago and it had GT/B? on it . What was that about?

Just claim the car as a different year. '67 car with '66 motor or vice versa, voila, GT/B instead of SS/F. Both are 8.50-8.99 pound classes, GT/B has a .25 quicker Index (10.10 to 10.35) than SS/F, so you can go much quicker without flagging/hitting the AHFS in GT/B.

[Ed Carpenter]

Originally Posted by greg hill

327-275 in a 2 door post car. I think it's factored at 294 or 299.

299

[Shane Zaskowski]

its a stick car with a liberty trans and is bad ***

[Ralph Cardamone]

Great pics ,One fast stick car

[JeremyDuncan]

Originally Posted by mike withers

From the looks of that second shiny aluminum pan it appears to be an automatic.

Old picture. Use to be an auto until last year.

[blkjack]

Originally Posted by Mike Carr

Just claim the car as a different year. '67 car with '66 motor or vice versa, voila, GT/B instead of SS/F. Both are 8.50-8.99 pound classes, GT/B has a .25 quicker Index (10.10 to 10.35) than SS/F, so you can go much quicker without flagging/hitting the AHFS in GT/B.

Thanx Prez, something like avoiding the CIC in comp