Mopar Muscle Association UK

OK , who got a new PB @ the Pod?

Dipped in to the 11s for the first time and chuffed

Done a 11.2504 in front of the pit, 106 top end as the DEVIL FISHED TAILED BEFORE THE GANTREE:oops: . I Made a mess in me pants and fitted a full race harness As I HAD VISIONS of hitting the wall
Thanks for bolt blue, to the rescue as usual , will sort u new shiny one.

I saw that run, the car snaked from one side to the other and I thought you had lost it.

Well done Alan; I came over all safety concious after a moment at about 125mph. good call on the harness and well done for the NPB

yeah 14.1 at 98 but my best speed was 99.01

yea alans hands were shaking a bit when he got back

bang a clutch in it si', and you'll see 13's and 100 +, was slipping loads off the line, good weekend for you though mate you should be chuffed

I was happy just to get to the other end in 1 piece as it's my daily at the moment

NPB?
I have got to say that Julie ran a 10.38 at 133.63mph. I am so proud of her. That's a BIG step up from a previous of 11.8 secs at 117mph.

I think she has done brilliantly, and we should give the gals a bit more encouragement on the board!

Also big respect to Roydon who NPB'd at 10.38 as well.
All that and picking up a trophy; well done, mate and thanks for all your help over the weekend, also to 'skin and slick, and of course Ronnie

Stonking weekend, the best event and certainly the best club!

Well done to Julie , great result Pete.

Still chip chip chipin away , got a torturous 11.01 @ 125 mph , how close can it be to that 10 , last run before melt down felt the strongest yet , who knows.

Time to start removing the rear seats like Big Al has done eh Ad? : )

Pete wrote:NPB?
I have got to say that Julie ran a 10.38 at 133.63mph. I am so proud of her. That's a BIG step up from a previous of 11.8 secs at 117mph.

I think she has done brilliantly, and we should give the gals a bit more encouragement on the board!

I agree, great stuff Julie

To go from 11.8's to 10.3's is a great achievement in the motor & chassis department. Full marks go to you & those involved in getting you there

JustinMFox wrote:Time to start removing the rear seats like Big Al has done eh Ad? : )

He removed em to fit the harness & conveniently forgot to put em back , next thing will be the bumpers , dash , stock tank , doors.......................

Went from 15.0 @ 99 first run Saturday, just flooring it in 1st with no burnout

to, 6 runs later

13.6 @ 104.something, last run Sunday, after a bit of a burnout (line-loc decided to work!) and driving it off the line giving it the beans soon after

Havent got ticket handy for exact numbers, but you get the jist

Got a new PB - 5 hours 55 minutes - that'll be the quickest I've got back to Cornwall. I know my Charger won't do your strip times but she went 650 miles on 154 litres of fuel so 21 to the gallon and not losing a drop of oil or water is my personal best

Nice to meet you all up there. My son Josh and I had a great time as usual. Many thanks to Ivor for letting Josh pick the winning tickets - he only just managed the heat - and to the whole organising teams of the Euronats and the MMA for a terrific event. We will be sending a write up and pictures to Great Ormond Street Hospital as our next visit isn't for a couple of months. Any publicity the MMA or GOSH gets is excellent so well done all.

Cheers

Simon and Josh