E85, HTA86, BR double pumper, 708whp/552 ft lbs
Oct 31, 2009, 12:19 PM
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Wow damn cracked the 700hp barrier on the "BR Heartbreaker" thats a stout *** build !!!
Not too many put down that much on that bish !!!
Well anyway great job David and Brian , You got me by a good 50+ HP , what was peak boost Brian ???
Not too many put down that much on that bish !!!
Well anyway great job David and Brian , You got me by a good 50+ HP , what was peak boost Brian ???
Oct 31, 2009, 02:58 PM
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Nice video and Pics andrew!
Dave, thanks again for the millionth time!
The cars on the trailer right now, Im getting ready to unload it, bleed the clutch and re-adjust it and Im hoping that fixes the problems.
This car is more than a handful and the track isnt the most comforting, but Ill get used to it like I did before. Its just all a learing curve. The car will be fixed today, on the trailer in a little bit and Ill be back at the track for the last time this year tomorrow morning. Hopefully all goes well, I know the car has it in it and is ready, now its my turn to get it down the track.
So hopefully there are some new and BETTER updates tomorrow afternoon!
Dave, thanks again for the millionth time!
The cars on the trailer right now, Im getting ready to unload it, bleed the clutch and re-adjust it and Im hoping that fixes the problems.
This car is more than a handful and the track isnt the most comforting, but Ill get used to it like I did before. Its just all a learing curve. The car will be fixed today, on the trailer in a little bit and Ill be back at the track for the last time this year tomorrow morning. Hopefully all goes well, I know the car has it in it and is ready, now its my turn to get it down the track.
So hopefully there are some new and BETTER updates tomorrow afternoon!
Oct 31, 2009, 03:36 PM
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Oct 31, 2009, 09:13 PM
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wow...cant wait to get your double pumper.
and all i hear is good things about these inj
anyone need some PTE 1600's so i can buy me a set
haha jk.
good work.
and all i hear is good things about these inj
anyone need some PTE 1600's so i can buy me a set
haha jk.
good work.
Nov 1, 2009, 04:08 PM
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We were at the track today with this car and a few others. It's a serious freaking handful. Brian ran a pass that was 105 in the 1/8th mile and it ran 153.xx up top, that's a 48 mph gain in the back half.
Brian threw the keys to Trent and asked him to try it. The track was slippery, complete handful to drive this thing. Trent managed to run a 9.44 at 159.57 mph, this was on a 1.63 sixty foot time!
The car no doubt has 8's in it. They probably made 25 passes with the car in the last 3 trips to the track, no issues other than traction and the clutch giving him headaches.
Great job Brian and Trent.
Brian threw the keys to Trent and asked him to try it. The track was slippery, complete handful to drive this thing. Trent managed to run a 9.44 at 159.57 mph, this was on a 1.63 sixty foot time!
The car no doubt has 8's in it. They probably made 25 passes with the car in the last 3 trips to the track, no issues other than traction and the clutch giving him headaches.
Great job Brian and Trent.
Nov 1, 2009, 04:51 PM
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We were at the track today with this car and a few others. It's a serious freaking handful. Brian ran a pass that was 105 in the 1/8th mile and it ran 153.xx up top, that's a 48 mph gain in the back half.
Brian threw the keys to Trent and asked him to try it. The track was slippery, complete handful to drive this thing. Trent managed to run a 9.44 at 159.57 mph, this was on a 1.63 sixty foot time!
The car no doubt has 8's in it. They probably made 25 passes with the car in the last 3 trips to the track, no issues other than traction and the clutch giving him headaches.
Great job Brian and Trent.
Brian threw the keys to Trent and asked him to try it. The track was slippery, complete handful to drive this thing. Trent managed to run a 9.44 at 159.57 mph, this was on a 1.63 sixty foot time!
The car no doubt has 8's in it. They probably made 25 passes with the car in the last 3 trips to the track, no issues other than traction and the clutch giving him headaches.
Great job Brian and Trent.
Nov 1, 2009, 04:52 PM
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What are the track rules there are far as a cage, parachute go?
What kind of rubber are you running(size, compound, brand)
Let's see 8's, let's see 8's, let's see 8's
What kind of rubber are you running(size, compound, brand)
Let's see 8's, let's see 8's, let's see 8's
Nov 1, 2009, 05:50 PM
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And READ, I asked what are the rules for that track as far as cage and parachute go? Meaning how fast can you go before they make you have a cage and a chute?