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 Topic: Falcon Funny car fuel tank |
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| DustyMojave Replies: 6 Views: 9859 |
 Forum: Road Racers, Drag Racers, Open Wheels, Modifieds, Late Models, ect Posted: Wed May 29, 2019 11:41 pm Subject: Falcon Funny car fuel tank |
| Running mechanical fuel injection, the tank needs to be reasonably close to the pump for the return line back to the tank for the excess fuel.
Uh yeah, yes and no. Not so terribly much. Sprint cars ... |
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| Topic: Falcon Funny car fuel tank |
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| DustyMojave Replies: 6 Views: 9859 |
Forum: Road Racers, Drag Racers, Open Wheels, Modifieds, Late Models, ect Posted: Thu May 23, 2019 5:28 pm Subject: Falcon Funny car fuel tank |
| A small fuel tank was quite popular among drag racers of the era. Gassers, altereds, rails, etc. and most any other drag racer that was not production car based and restricted by rules from locating t ... | |
| Topic: Who builds Cars from the years 1950 to 1959? |
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| DustyMojave Replies: 46 Views: 39070 |
Forum: Darkside Racers Corner 1948 - 1972 Posted: Sun Feb 17, 2019 6:00 pm Subject: Who builds Cars from the years 1950 to 1959? |
| Great collection. I'd rather watch them go around Daytona than the cars that are there today. | |
| Topic: 72 Bobby Allison |
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| DustyMojave Replies: 20 Views: 26433 |
Forum: The Fab Shop Posted: Sun Feb 17, 2019 2:12 am Subject: 72 Bobby Allison |
| Wow. I see what people have been talking about on the roll cages for these. Fatter than the exhaust pipes when they SHOULD BE 1/2 the size. I've had thoughts of getting this kit. My Fords and Mopars n ... | |
| Topic: B.A Bre 510 ****update 7/6/19****** |
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| DustyMojave Replies: 32 Views: 31276 |
Forum: The Fab Shop Posted: Sun Feb 17, 2019 2:01 am Subject: B.A Bre 510 ****update 7/6/19****** |
| When BRE (Brock Racing Enterprises) was racing these Datsuns in SCCA, the 510s in B/Sedan, and the 240Zs in C/Production, I was working as an SCCA Tech Inspector in the Cal Club Region (Southern Calif ... | |
| Topic: 69 Boss 429 Talladega oil pan wet or dry sump? |
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| DustyMojave Replies: 32 Views: 29517 |
Forum: Darkside Racers Corner 1948 - 1972 Posted: Sat Feb 16, 2019 5:12 am Subject: 69 Boss 429 Talladega oil pan wet or dry sump? |
| Hey Bobby, I read this and another older thread about the Polar Lights Talladegas and Cyclones. A popular reference is to Matt Macnally's build that he detailed on his website some time ago. But that ... | |
| Topic: Matt McNally's guide to building the Polar Lights Ford |
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| DustyMojave Replies: 9 Views: 17822 |
Forum: Darkside Racers Corner 1948 - 1972 Posted: Sat Feb 16, 2019 5:05 am Subject: Matt McNally's guide to building the Polar Lights Ford |
Man...I just looked up at the phpBB page how to post that document in here. WOW!!!  What a lot of work THAT looks like. Maybe better as a .pdf? or maybe better to create a web page of it? Anybo ... |
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| Topic: Matt McNally's guide to building the Polar Lights Ford |
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| DustyMojave Replies: 9 Views: 17822 |
Forum: Darkside Racers Corner 1948 - 1972 Posted: Sat Feb 16, 2019 4:44 am Subject: Matt McNally's guide to building the Polar Lights Ford |
| Hey guys...I see this has not been continued for a year. Has anyone ever heard form Matt McNally?
He does a great job building NASCAR models. I've been so impressed that I downloaded his "art ... |
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