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5.0 MoJo

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http://1960belair.8m.com/Videos/Shakedown 2006/Lynch 6.66.wmv

 

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That is just bad ass!!

 

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MyFordsFly

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Wow. Amazing how far that guy has come.

 

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Great find Mike!

 

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I had to watch it twice, I thought it was you for a sec!!! Hows that beast doing??

 

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Ahhh now thats a video to start the day off right

 

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blackholehunter

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5.0 MoJo said:

I had to watch it twice, I thought it was you for a sec!!! Hows that beast doing??

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It's coming along very slowly. You know how things go and at this point every little thing adds up. $$$

 

Jon

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Nice video!! That car is insane.

 

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Yeah, not sure if he went big block. That was the rumors I heard, but that still aint bad. Also heard NMRA is looking to go back to the 105mm for Pro 5.0 since the Big block IHRA cars are killing the field

 

WaterPog

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yes, this was with the 604cid big block and twin 91's on M/T 10.5W's at ~3060lbs.

 

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DAMN!! Whats the desire of a big block? 6's have been done on small blocks??
Are big blocks stronger internal, or do you not have to turn them as hard??? Seems to be a new trend I dont understand??

 

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they did that pass on low to mid 20's on boost where they were running in the
30's lbs with the small block. I think they were starting to break the small block more then they wanted.

 

WaterPog

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um...they were running boost in the mid 40's with the small block

but yea they went to the big block for durability mostly

 

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WaterPog said:

um...they were running boost in the mid 40's with the small block

but yea they went to the big block for durability mostly

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Wow, that is starting to get up to diesel boost levels.