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Old Mar 23, 2005 | 01:14 PM
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Not at a track, but I have many times on the street. However, now that I have the 440 and the 3" TTI exhaust on it, no one wants to play on the street like they did when it had the quiet stock exhaust and lesser powered 400. I would love to take it down the strip, but I expect it to be a little on the slow side with high speed since it has the original 3.23 Sure Grip. Since I had it up to 145 MPH with the nose in the air causing air to get under it shaking it and plenty of pedal left with the 400 and stock exhaust and 727, I would be really interested to see it's actual top speed is now that it has the 440, exhaust, street/strip built 727 and the nose lowered back to level where it belongs. I would prefer to have a 3.91 or 4.10 for the strip, but I have always had the 3.23 so that would be the only way to run it. I need to get a slight leak taken care of before I can get it on a track. If we ever get around to it, my dad and I can check out the cars with his G-Tech Pro for now. I would like to check the G-Tech Pro for accuracy at the track, that is the only true way to check it.
 
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Old Mar 26, 2005 | 11:20 PM
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I need to get a slight leak taken care of before I can get it on a track.
Sounds like we're in the same boat.
 
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