Who's car is this?
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Re: Who's car is this?
Idk if that was 7s in the 1/4 or 1/8s butt thats at 190 thats freakn fast..on MT Drag Radials..not slicks...bad bad car
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Re: Who's car is this?
Photoshopped!
Just kidding, 190 mph is holding on for dear life though in a d/r car.
Just kidding, 190 mph is holding on for dear life though in a d/r car.
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Will Stevenson's. Conventional headed 509ci BB Chevy with a blow-thru Dominator from CSU and an F3R Procharger.
http://www.danneumannracecars.com/Pictures.html
http://www.danneumannracecars.com/Pictures.html
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Re: Who's car is this?
holy moly that this is a BEAST!
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Re: Who's car is this?
Thanks for the engine pic. I was going to say if you pause the video just as it starts, you can see the tubes going to an air charge cooler through the back window so it had to be a turbo car.
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Re: Who's car is this?
ok, same thing. Uses boost as opposed to a NOS car but that doesn't explain the soft launch.
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boost controllers hooked to a bov maybe? i honestly don't know...unless he simply rolled into the throttle instead of blasting out. cause a crank driven supercharger doesn't need to "spool up" like a big single turbo does.
he could have pulled a ton of timing and added it back in as the car went down the track, much like a boost controller or progressive nitrous controller. those guys are also running high $$$ variable stall converters and crazy stuff like that (not saying this guy is, but alot of them do)
he could have pulled a ton of timing and added it back in as the car went down the track, much like a boost controller or progressive nitrous controller. those guys are also running high $$$ variable stall converters and crazy stuff like that (not saying this guy is, but alot of them do)
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Re: Who's car is this?
when they launch a car like that they pull out alot of timing and ramp it back in as it goes down the track.
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