other way around spanky.

I have some friends who have two new edge Mustangs. One is a 4.6L the other a transplanted 5.4L. On a strip the 5.4L low-end torque took the 4.6L on launch, but the lighter weight of the 4.6L took the lead in the end.

 

Damn, - I don't recall mine ever being that slow, - can you guys keep up with traffic alright? - I like going after the 3 valves personally. They don't stand a chance, -unless their tuned

How fast were you going before you let off Patrick? - Or at the end of the vid.?

Truck sounds good, -you did some porting didn't yuh ...

 

Trucks sound great guys! I heard about this... I would have smoked you... if I ever go over 2100 rpms


j/k

 

shut it down at 80, just ported intake manifold, TB, and plenum. Haven't done the heads yet, and probably wont

 

Two snails running in a parking lot.

 

I have to say yall would have me... but im at 7400ft! and have 35'' tires with 3.55 gears... now back in houston with my highway tires on, yall wouldnt stand a chance!

 

Anyone wanna race a very high mileage non PI 4x4 (NA only)

Comonnn, you'll beat me easy

 

 

Jim, did you wear a speedo and wave the start flag?

 

Hey, I was the official starter a few years ago, back in Abilene, Texas. Nope, no speedo though.

 

Starter for what? What is there to race in Abilene besides tractors? j/k

 

I've been to the drag strip in Abilene a couple of times. It was pretty fun actually. I think one of my distant cousins used to own it or manage it or something like that lol.

 

Nice lightning seats. Too bad the truck doesnt move like a lightning

 

We had a perfect place for street racing. It was an industrial park that was defunct. Had a paved street about half a mile long, 3 lanes wide. You could even circle the block for a return. We had a 1/4 marked off and the police would come through, making sure there was no underage drinking going on. They actually approved of the racing as it kept a lot off the streets that would be racing around town. We met out there every Friday and Saturday nights from about 9 or 10 until maybe 2. Sometimes as many as 300 people. You would challange someone and line'em up. This was one block behind a little wrecking yard I owned, where I usually kept my truck. Lots of great memories made there. This was about 1987 through 1989. I loved running the big block Chevys with my small block Cleveland.

 

Dang. Now I really want to trip back to the older days when this used to happen. I've always told my dad I was I could go back to live in the 50-60s when everything wasn't so dang retarded and crazy. And simpler.