Ten Great Drag Racing Movies - Yellow Bullet Forums
Synopsis: The story of drag racing’s greatest rivalry gets the Hollywood treatment, following the dynamic duo of Don “the Snake” Prudhomme and Tom “the Mongoose” McEwen through their early days, the famed partnership with Mattel Hot Wheels, and their hot-and-cold relationship through McEwen’s tragic but uplifting victory at the 1978 ...
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Turbo vs. Supercharger: Which is Better for Drag Racing?
Hi all, I'm in the process of deciding between a turbo and a supercharger for my drag racing setup. Here are some pros and cons I've found for each: Turbo: Pros: More efficient at higher RPMs, adjustable boost levels, potential for higher overall power gains. Cons: Turbo lag, more complex...
whats a good 4 spd manual transmisson for old school drag racing
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Choosing rear end for drag racing | Yellow Bullet Forums
Ford 8.8 rear end or Ford 9-in rear end or a Dana 70 rear end or corporate 14 rear end or a 12-bolt rear end or possibly a few other different options depending on how the drag car is set up. Choosing rear end for drag racing
Event Coverage Drag Racing Corvettes In The 1950s - The Jalopy Journal
Other very early drag racing Corvettes included Floyd Wells at Colton in '54, John Pierson at the '54 ATAA World Series of Drag Racing at Lawrenceville, Mrs. Jack Coyle at Colton in '54, and Lewis Owen at Lions in '55. I have times and places for most of these.
Old drag racing class letters and numbers??? - The Jalopy Journal
A is for altered, which usually means altered wheel base. 2 is for the division or region, while 83 is the driver number. in the alphabet soup that drag racing has used over the years A is the highest power to the lightest weight, as you proceed through the alphabet the power would go down and the weight would go up, sometimes both.
Let's Talk Drag Racing - Yellow Bullet Forums
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History - Drag racing firsts | Page 2 | The H.A.M.B. - The Jalopy Journal
The Drag News was a small size weekly newspaper (compared to the full page L.A. Times or Hearld Examiner papers in So Cal) for drag racing and the automotive industry advertisements. It reported the news from the various drag strips in So Cal and as the numbers of dragstrips expanded all over the Westcoast and in the rest of the USA.
NASCAR "DRAG RACING" history ??? | The H.A.M.B. - The Jalopy Journal
Richard Petty had been doing some drag racing as early as 1959 from what I've heard and have seen photos of a 1962 Plymouth S/S car that he ran back then. Billy West (Little Pilgrim S/S Plymouths) worked for the Pettys and on occassion Richard Petty drove the Little Pilgrim in special match races ... even so far north as Islip Speedway in 1964.
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