GM PARTS1
Apr 24th, 07, 11:29 AM
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427L88 Apr 24th, 07, 11:37 AM REAL STREET @ 7.99!!! AWESOME! Nice silver 71/72! Rowdy Apr 24th, 07, 12:43 PM FAST,FAST,FAST What was the import? A 350Z? RATtyCamino Apr 24th, 07, 1:25 PM FAST,FAST,FAST What was the import? A 350Z? Kind of looked like a Supra to me. mc71454 Apr 24th, 07, 1:31 PM Nice !!!!! mad hooker Apr 24th, 07, 1:39 PM yeah looked like a 350z to me but might be a supra. real street! good god that is fast! forcd ind Apr 24th, 07, 1:48 PM its Richie Stiens, (the chevelle)he's from MD-used to have a green one, traded for this one, runs a big nos motor-looking under the hood you would never think it could run those numbers bdc1013 Apr 24th, 07, 2:32 PM the other car looked to be an 80's iroc camaro to me GM PARTS1 Apr 24th, 07, 2:51 PM What's in it????? 8sec71 Apr 24th, 07, 3:05 PM Wow, I'd love to go have a look at that thing for ideas. If he can hook a 7.99 then I shouldn't have any trouble with an 8.99! 71rat408 Apr 24th, 07, 3:15 PM the other car looked to be an 80's iroc camaro to me Yup, mid 80s Z28 or Iroc bc69ss Apr 24th, 07, 3:19 PM The other car looked like a supra to me. 8sec71 Apr 24th, 07, 3:20 PM Who cares about the other car! lol Rowdy Apr 24th, 07, 3:55 PM Jeez, just wonderin' wwwwhat a spaz!!!! j/k :) have no idea how to do the wal-mart smiley faces how did that show -up, I did the colon+parenthesis 8sec71 Apr 24th, 07, 4:21 PM Just teasing! :D Rowdy Apr 24th, 07, 4:36 PM Duh... Clicked on smileys, got the rundown. Are the REALLY specialized smileys something that has been downloaded or on some software? Over on the "Current Events" forum, there's a post with all kinds of animated versions and another with Spiderman. BillyGman Apr 24th, 07, 4:54 PM Who cares about the other car! lolYou can say that again. I want to hear more details about that 7 second Chevelle! What motor is he running? What cam, heads, and suspension? That's really Kool :thumbsup: frankf72malibu Apr 24th, 07, 7:01 PM Holy SHNIKEYS BATMAN! That is impressive! Frank BlackBetty Apr 24th, 07, 7:27 PM Nuhhthun purdier!!!! than watching that 71 run like a rabbit. Don't ya know he wore that smile for a week. that last pass was quite tight tha Box Chevelle almost caught him. IMAKEHP Apr 25th, 07, 9:56 AM If that is the same Chevelle that was at Orlando last year, It still had a 12 bolt and stock style suspension. 7.99 WOW!!! kjett Apr 25th, 07, 10:25 AM If that is the same Chevelle that was at Orlando last year, It still had a 12 bolt and stock style suspension. 7.99 WOW!!! Surely he wasn't running a 12 bolt GM rear end? Everyone knows they can't hold up to that kind of power :rolleyes: 10secBu Apr 25th, 07, 10:33 AM Here's Richie's old car. http://www.fbperformance.com/NewSite/RacerInfo.asp?key=48 I can assure you there's a ton of effort to get that car to work as well as it does. Alot of tricks to make it run that quick, yet leave like it's an 12 second car. His cars are on the rough side visually, but they fly! IMAKEHP Apr 25th, 07, 11:17 AM Surely he wasn't running a 12 bolt GM rear end? Everyone knows they can't hold up to that kind of power :rolleyes: That's funny, we have 3640 lb Nova up here running 8.30's with a 12 bolt GM rearend. But what do I know, I guess we are not everyone. northeast70496 Apr 25th, 07, 1:30 PM he ran 8.50s last year at e-town and broke the 12 bolt i have it on tape Slowpoke70 Apr 25th, 07, 1:40 PM kjett was being sarcastic. kjett Apr 25th, 07, 1:49 PM kjett was being sarcastic. Guilty as charged. I see people posting (on this forum and elsewhere) how 12-bolt rear ends won't hold up to any significant power, it's a poor design, and on and on. There are PLENTY of people running these setups in fast cars (myself included, although 10 seconds isn't that fast by today's standards). Can/will they break? Sure! And so will every other rearend. A properly built 12 bolt will take a licking and keep on ticking! A beefed up 12 bolt is more than adequate for about 99.9% of the folks that post on this board, IMO. Just taking a friendly jab at the naysayers :) Harold Sutton Apr 25th, 07, 1:56 PM The 12 bolt spreads upon impact and the added clearance is what breaks the ring and pinion gears. Very close to the same size as a Ford 9", "gear for gear", but the rear pinion support on the Ford definately increases strength. The 12 bolt rear ends will take it some of the time but they're not designed as well as the Ford setup. IMAKEHP Apr 25th, 07, 2:43 PM Guilty as charged. I see people posting (on this forum and elsewhere) how 12-bolt rear ends won't hold up to any significant power, it's a poor design, and on and on. There are PLENTY of people running these setups in fast cars (myself included, although 10 seconds isn't that fast by today's standards). Can/will they break? Sure! And so will every other rearend. A properly built 12 bolt will take a licking and keep on ticking! A beefed up 12 bolt is more than adequate for about 99.9% of the folks that post on this board, IMO. Just taking a friendly jab at the naysayers :) My mistake! I guess I am getting used to defending everything I write on the Internet. I would guess that some of the naysayers would freak, if they seen Dave Henninger's 2nd generation run mid to high eights with a 10 bolt rearend. If it is the same Chevelle I think it was running 8.20's in Orlando last year. As a matter of fact they had two of them in there pit area. Harold Sutton Apr 25th, 07, 2:53 PM Richie Stine's car has run those times for quite some time now. We had a '68 Chevelle here at the "Clash of the Titans" race, last weekend, that ran 8.12 @ 172 on a very marginal track and looked like he had more left. It did only weigh 3305 lbs. with the driver on board. Richie's old car was prettier though. fowl69 Apr 25th, 07, 5:12 PM dang! how did they get them so light? and how much juce to go that fast. Harold Sutton Apr 25th, 07, 10:00 PM dang! how did they get them so light? and how much juce to go that fast. Fiberglass hood, doors, deck lid, bumpers, and lexan windows. It was also a '68 which is the lightest of the late models to begin with. P.S........ Lots of juice! Probably 400+. 70 Chevelle-Team Anchor Apr 25th, 07, 11:14 PM What's in it????? Talked w/Richie at Shakedown last year, car has a 572 w/progressive on it, not sure of how much he's spraying. Car did have a 12 bolt in it, runs a radial. No coil overs, everthing in stock location. If you look at his green car and his old car, no anti-roll bar he makes a sway bar thats welded to the lower control arms, he knows how to make them work:hurray: ZZ3ElCamino Apr 25th, 07, 11:17 PM Kind of looked like a Supra to me. Pretty sure that was another GM product. A late 80's early 90's Camaro BACK FROM THE DEAD Apr 26th, 07, 1:23 AM it was a supra. WOW! that chevelle is BAAADDDD! Harold Sutton Apr 26th, 07, 9:31 AM Pretty sure that was another GM product. A late 80's early 90's Camaro I think he was refering to the second race on the same clip, not Richie beating the daylights out the mid '80s Camaro. RATtyCamino Apr 26th, 07, 9:39 AM I think he was refering to the second race on the same clip, not Richie beating the daylights out the mid '80s Camaro. yes, i was refering to the second race. I'm pretty keen on finding the supras because I've had my butt kicked by them a few times!!:D Beating up on imports is getting tougher these days. :sad: BACK FROM THE DEAD Apr 26th, 07, 4:08 PM doh! bad supra,bad!:noway: furball8994 Apr 26th, 07, 4:27 PM P.S........ Lots of juice! Probably 400+. Thats just the first stage!!!! LOL http://bestsmileys.com/cars/3.gif fowl69 Apr 26th, 07, 5:46 PM man with that much they should just strap nos cans on the side and go through like a jet car ge wiz | ||