Entered my SC in the Texas Mile
09-28-09, 09:24 AM
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I been wanting to see an SC participate on this event, the longer wheel base, and better COD should make it for a significant difference at those speeds. Have fun and be safe! As for weight, my car weighted arround 3400lbs wet w/o driver in a similar trim to what you have on ur car now. But with an auto and a 6pt MS Roll Bar. It would be interesting to see what your car sits at in the scales with the compound setup.
-Mario Deniz
-Mario Deniz
09-28-09, 08:12 PM
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I have 2 intank Walbro 255's. I found an empty spot under the tank where it goes through the body. I think it was the side with one line attached. I welded a steel bulkhead to the tank, run one end to the pump, and the exposed side to the fuel rail. I really didn't want any fuel lines in the car.
09-28-09, 09:51 PM
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I have 2 intank Walbro 255's. I found an empty spot under the tank where it goes through the body. I think it was the side with one line attached. I welded a steel bulkhead to the tank, run one end to the pump, and the exposed side to the fuel rail. I really didn't want any fuel lines in the car.
, hope his okay
10-16-09, 04:23 PM
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thanks for all the encouragement. I'm doing it for my own personal satisfaction. My supra has gone 230 mph with another driver. I also built the current record holding street car at 246 mph. I really think the SC will do well considering the frontal C/D is better than the supra.
good luck, sounds like fun
Last edited by ERXRX7; 10-16-09 at 07:00 PM.