68 drift sled
68 drift sled
http://raleigh.craigslist.org/car/719502146.html
I do believe this would make a very elegant drifter. 1uz, welded diff and its game over.
I do believe this would make a very elegant drifter. 1uz, welded diff and its game over.
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Re: 68 drift sled
for the weight and power output it would be like a 3000lb stock 4ac corollahvguy wrote:http://raleigh.craigslist.org/car/719502146.html
I do believe this would make a very elegant drifter. 1uz, welded diff and its game over.
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I used to have a 1970 Olds 98 two door that would get sideways real easy.
It had a 13.5 to 1 Comp ratio 455ci big block with an 850cfm carb!
it hauled ass at 5k lbs! I got it to do a 14sec 1/4 down in baytown(granted it was winter time here probably helped)
It was 21 ft long with fender skirts!
and got about 5 MPG when I was lead footin' it.
I'll try to find some pics of it.
It had a 13.5 to 1 Comp ratio 455ci big block with an 850cfm carb!
it hauled ass at 5k lbs! I got it to do a 14sec 1/4 down in baytown(granted it was winter time here probably helped)
It was 21 ft long with fender skirts!
and got about 5 MPG when I was lead footin' it.
I'll try to find some pics of it.
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it might have helped that it had a It had a 455ci big block with an 850cfm carb. So taking out a bigblock and replacing it with a 4 cylinder probably is not a good ideamy85suprat wrote: it hauled ass at 5k lbs! I got it to do a 14sec 1/4 down in baytown
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nt66 wrote:it might have helped that it had a It had a 455ci big block with an 850cfm carb. So taking out a bigblock and replacing it with a 4 cylinder probably is not a good ideamy85suprat wrote: it hauled ass at 5k lbs! I got it to do a 14sec 1/4 down in baytown
Since when did the 1uz become a 4cyl?hvguy wrote: I do believe this would make a very elegant drifter. 1uz, welded diff and its game over.
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