what kind of time should i look for?
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I am for sure not an expert, but I would imagine in good weather(meaning 75* or below) that you would see 1/8th mile times around 8.4 or 8.5 and in the quarter that should put you at 13.0 or 13.1 in the quarter. If you got rid of the 20's in the rear and hooked up I would imagine you could see 12.7's to 12.8's
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not fast enough
. just kidding. did richie ever take his back to the track? Id like to know what his runs through an 1/8. because mine and his are real close through the 1/8. then he starts to pull away. did you finally get your pulley in? have you or richie raced cory lately? enough questions for you?
. just kidding. did richie ever take his back to the track? Id like to know what his runs through an 1/8. because mine and his are real close through the 1/8. then he starts to pull away. did you finally get your pulley in? have you or richie raced cory lately? enough questions for you?
