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No f'ing clue if the drag idea gets any farther than an idea, but it would be fun as hell to have a street legal beater drag truck, w/ cage and harness to take to the strip and the street occasionally.

It'd be ugly, primer black, but lord would it be fun. :D

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She's ready for another weekend :)

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Damn I need to change the date on the camera, don't think I have ever set since I bought the damn thing :)

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Pic with a cig pack for size reference :)

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How fast does that little baby go?

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Nitro? 100%?

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Current gearing and motor it tops out at 41 mph . The track I race on a fast track but it's not huge. I have a fully modded 7 port motor I can throw in it and break 60 mph easily with taller gearing :)

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Nitro? 100%?

Yep , nitro methane . But only 30 % :)

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Came up with the idea the other day at the shop that we need to make a Civil Engineering shop employee drag car/truck.

Engine: Big block from home or an old race engine from my boss's son, damn cheap

Tranny: Turbo 400, damn cheap, needs rebuilt

Rear end: Dana 60, free to damn cheap, prob need rebuilt

Host Vehicle: Not a f'ing clue, truck would be free, no car in sight for use.

Fabrication: Myself, the other employees and family,

yes please

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What's the other 70? Alky or methanol?

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Where can I get some more info on those engines? I just had a brilliant idea.

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Off to dinner with brown shoes and black slacks.......

Good thing its a dark atmosphere, my feet stay under the table and I don't give a crap either

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What's the other 70? Alky or methanol?

The stuff I run is 60 percent methanol, 30% nitro, 8% AAA castor oil, 2 percent synthetic oils :)

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Where can I get some more info on those engines? I just had a brilliant idea.

It's everywhere , there are all kinds of forums and websites for manufacturers. You want to see pictures or what ? :)

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Came up with the idea the other day at the shop that we need to make a Civil Engineering shop employee drag car/truck.

Engine: Big block from home or an old race engine from my boss's son, damn cheap

Tranny: Turbo 400, damn cheap, needs rebuilt

Rear end: Dana 60, free to damn cheap, prob need rebuilt

Host Vehicle: Not a f'ing clue, truck would be free, no car in sight for use.

Fabrication: Myself, the other employees and family,

yes please

I knew you would say that.

It might be cheaper just to mod my truck to satisfy my go fast urge. I think full intake/exhaust, cam, torque conver, shift kit, would satisfy my urge for awhile...

But I still wanna build a drag vehicle.

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I'm waiting on a new body for the buggy so I can paint it up with my usual racing scheme :)

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Where can I get some more info on those engines? I just had a brilliant idea.

It's everywhere , there are all kinds of forums and websites for manufacturers. You want to see pictures or what ? :)

Pics and info.

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Where can I get some more info on those engines? I just had a brilliant idea.

It's everywhere , there are all kinds of forums and websites for manufacturers. You want to see pictures or what ? :)

Pics and info.

A lot of good info in this forum . Several of the biggest engine modifiers in the world post on it.

http://www.rcuniverse.com/forum/forumid_269/tt.htm

They are basically a 2 stroke loop scavenging design. Compression is normally around 8.5 to 1. Properly geared turning usually 30-40k rpm. They use a replaceable cylinder sleeve design . I can take pics of the internals real quick if you want :)

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Where can I get some more info on those engines? I just had a brilliant idea.

It's everywhere , there are all kinds of forums and websites for manufacturers. You want to see pictures or what ? :)

Pics and info.

A lot of good info in this forum . Several of the biggest engine modifiers in the world post on it.

http://www.rcuniverse.com/forum/forumid_269/tt.htm

They are basically a 2 stroke loop scavenging design. Compression is normally around 8.5 to 1. Properly geared turning usually 30-40k rpm. They use a replaceable cylinder sleeve design . I can take pics of the internals real quick if you want :)

That would be awesome!

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Where can I get some more info on those engines? I just had a brilliant idea.

It's everywhere , there are all kinds of forums and websites for manufacturers. You want to see pictures or what ? :)

Pics and info.

A lot of good info in this forum . Several of the biggest engine modifiers in the world post on it.

http://www.rcuniverse.com/forum/forumid_269/tt.htm

They are basically a 2 stroke loop scavenging design. Compression is normally around 8.5 to 1. Properly geared turning usually 30-40k rpm. They use a replaceable cylinder sleeve design . I can take pics of the internals real quick if you want :)

That would be awesome!

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Damn batteries died on my pos camera . I will get you some pics of the crank when they charge some :)

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Awwww, look at the cute little feller. :)

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