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Draenor Senior Enthusiast

Draenor

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lol I haven't burned them off yet...don't really want to either they are almost $200 each :lol:

Quit 'yer whining...light them babies up!

 

you know you wanna......everybody is doing it.....

 

 

succum to the peer pressure

 

:D

Schmids5.3l Senior Enthusiast

Schmids5.3l

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lol I haven't burned them off yet...don't really want to either they are almost $200 each :D

Quit 'yer whining...light them babies up!

 

you know you wanna......everybody is doing it.....

 

 

succum to the peer pressure

 

:D

 

 

LOL. I actually took them off already, it started snowing pretty good so the tracks are more than likely done for the year :lol::D:P

Zembonez Senior Enthusiast

Zembonez

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Coming soon...

 

.............................. to a broken rear axle near you! :D

 

I'm not worried about the axle as much as I am the G80 :lol: That's next on the list.

 

With the grip those will generate with some VHT, I bet the G80 won't ever come into play. The weak link may well be a ring gear or U-joint.

 

Here are a couple of vids of my buddy Howard Brown's Camaro - ALL STEEL 68 Camaro. first with the old motor.

 

OLD MOTOR

 

With the net motor. (run gets squirelly and he has to back out)

 

NEW MOTOR

 

The car is apart right now. Working on chassis upgrades and going to glass fenders and doors to drop some weight. I have some more pics if ya wanna see.

Zembonez Senior Enthusiast

Zembonez

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Am I missing something?

A brain?

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

That was just too easy not to take advantage of...

GARB55 Senior Enthusiast

GARB55

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Coming soon...

 

.............................. to a broken rear axle near you! :D

 

I'm not worried about the axle as much as I am the G80 :lol: That's next on the list.

 

With the grip those will generate with some VHT, I bet the G80 won't ever come into play. The weak link may well be a ring gear or U-joint.

 

Here are a couple of vids of my buddy Howard Brown's Camaro - ALL STEEL 68 Camaro. first with the old motor.

 

OLD MOTOR

 

With the net motor. (run gets squirelly and he has to back out)

 

NEW MOTOR

 

The car is apart right now. Working on chassis upgrades and going to glass fenders and doors to drop some weight. I have some more pics if ya wanna see.

 

 

 

Now that is One Nasty S.O.B!! Thx for the Clips.

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