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Here you go Duncan, I hope you liked the others
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- Cannonball
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thanks bri its a great car, only thing is i need to get it smokin like a bitch goin up the track and runnin slower to make it like that french barracuda hemi, oh and then want to sell it for $268,000, nah think i will stick with the front wheels off the ground at the top end and run high 8s low 9s, and ask a sensible price of £16,000 if anyone wants it,
- Cannonball
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1 great lookiing Car
That's one mean looking car Dunc. Hope to see this beast in action next year at the nats.Cannonball wrote:thanks derek
your a star
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Dunc, quick question (probably a thickun n all)
On your bonnet scoop, is there a reason why the opening is so thin? Is it better than a great big opening? I would have thought you would get more air that way.
Not being rude (I have seen the car go) just wondered the reason for the air intake size.
C
On your bonnet scoop, is there a reason why the opening is so thin? Is it better than a great big opening? I would have thought you would get more air that way.
Not being rude (I have seen the car go) just wondered the reason for the air intake size.
C

- Cannonball
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hi clive, the scoop was tested in the late eighties in a nasa proving tunnel and although it looks small is perfect for the needs off the mtr,
did i get ya?????
no clive not got a clue but if it aint broke dont fix it, i dont mess with this car to much because its as reliable as me bentley hey no more so the box aint broke yet,
but i know i should get a spoiler/splitter on the front to keep it pinned down, wheels
apparently john sleath had the same problem on his racecar till he did this
did i get ya?????
no clive not got a clue but if it aint broke dont fix it, i dont mess with this car to much because its as reliable as me bentley hey no more so the box aint broke yet,
but i know i should get a spoiler/splitter on the front to keep it pinned down, wheels
apparently john sleath had the same problem on his racecar till he did this
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Hey Dunc.
The same guy that makes the high quality front race spoiler for the AAR 'Cuda has brought back the Sam Posey style Challenger T/A race car front spoiler.
It was lowered slightly on the valance to accomadate the turn signal lights for the street and it's made of heavy-duty fiberglass. For more info : CudaSpoilerGuy@aol.com
Might come in handy on one of your cars?
The same guy that makes the high quality front race spoiler for the AAR 'Cuda has brought back the Sam Posey style Challenger T/A race car front spoiler.
It was lowered slightly on the valance to accomadate the turn signal lights for the street and it's made of heavy-duty fiberglass. For more info : CudaSpoilerGuy@aol.com
Might come in handy on one of your cars?