Re: Thoughts on my set-up

["Gary H." <spigot2039@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

Good luck Rich! 

Reminds me of a BBQ oriented discussion around the metal "campfire" grill. The guys, several of who had a few adult beverages in their stomachs, were debating how to quickly lower their Mopar's et. Weight reduction! was the insight. Among the brainstorm results:  "Remove the car's rear seat" -- "Remove the trunk mats" -- "Remove the carpets" -- "Remove fat: the driver goes on a liquid diet and looses 10 pounds" -- "The driver removes his clothes and drives nude" :D 

Thanks,
Gary H.    

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>I am just perusing my next mod at my attempt to get into the 9's. The 
>last set-up I used netted me my best run to date. A 10.016@xxxxx
>I was going to up the ante again BUT in retrospect I only gave that 
>set-up 1 run. I think it's like sighting in a rifle. I need to get a 
>"grouping" before I make further changes. I intend to hit the track 
>tomorrow night again in my quest for the 9's. I think I'll give this 
>set-up a couple runs at least before I change it again. I don't like to 
>do jet changes at the track because it's too dark usually. Rods/springs 
>are OK. I have everything marked and seperated so I don't have a problem 
>trying to read the itty-bitty numbers on the parts. Wish me luck. 
>
>Rich Kinsley '64 Dodge Polara 4dr 318poly w/goodies 


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