Competition How about 10.57 @ 130.8

[HoleshotHolset]

Paul: The Jefferson swap meet is this Saturday... the Milwaukee wrench day.



Flames add 40hp at the wheels... . painted lug nuts are good for 5hp each. 8x4=32 lugnuts x 5hp each = 160hp! :-laf



Matt

 

[MCummings]

#ad




Merrick

 

[PLaFrombois]

Matt, I'm going to Jefferson Sunday Morning. I want to get there early, but I think it'll be another long night at the track Saturday.

 

[TractorNut]

How'd you like to explain to your friends that you ran a losing 11. 9. . and got beat by a diesel... hahaa. . Got to Love it...

Interested to hear what the TX guys are going to come up with...

Bryan

 

[Rhondasway]

Best Ram hood, functional too!

Okay, boys, if you want one like that you'll have to contact Doug Hofeldt, Pocatello Idaho (208) 232-2469. Custom only.

Air Bulldog, baby!! BTW, ghost flames look trick on them...

And thanks...

 

[HoleshotHolset]

This is bound to be a busy weekend, Paul.



I see how you think... you go to Jefferson on Sunday and take a look at all the stuff that people don't want to tow home.



Matt

 

[JB @ C and L Machine]

Out of curiosity... Hoss. . did you ever weight your truck. . or know the weight of the white one. JB

 

[HOSS]

I have not weighed the truck yet (I hope to soon) I am not sure of the weight on Fletchers truck except to say I am sure he weights more than me



His truck weights more than the Red Rocket... ... . He most definately does not weight more than me!!!

 

[willyslover]

LOL... tinny bubbles LOL

 

[Rhondasway]

A group of us took a wrong turn going to the track, and ended up accessing a scale. Mine came in at 6500lbs, and Fletcher's was something like 5700, I think. I hate to speak for him, but other folks were there so I don't think it's a secret. There's a lot of frame support under it...

Sorry, Fletcher, if I wasn't supposed to tell.

 

[HoleshotHolset]

Hoo-ahhh!



Using the HP calculator found here...



I entered the following data:

5800#

10. 57 sec 1/4 mile ET

130. 8 mph 1/4 mile trap speed



I came up with either 971 or 1013 HP depending on which formula you use.



Matt