Progression of a Noob

It's only a 750...how fast can it be?
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Charlie @ Evergreen
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Re: Progression of a Noob

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G texted me let me know those Dyno numbers are on the blueprinted Stocker..not the Billet so the numbers will be even stronger when he Dyno's next time :thumbup
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Lorcan
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Glad you're enjoying it George, it can be addictive :thumbup. New England is a great track too, I think the NHRA race there?

122mph is good for a mid 11 second pass, which can be done on a stock turbo, depending on your weight and commitment level!
First to 200mph (2006) and still the fastest (211mph)
Quickest turbo-only 8.69 @ 162mph
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Thanks lorcan , was hoping you'd see this and comment . Besides being stock cc size , alot of other things are quite modded . Charlies billet showing 17+ psi , some healthy exhaust porting and few other things . At the track weight , fully geared up and fueled was 740 lbs . Im 210 without gear , so maybe i can drop a couple over the winter . :mrgreen:

Yea it was a blast , ill never be a pro but ill do it again a few times next year after dropping some more money on gear .

Yes the big boys started running there again a few years ago , and draws a pretty big crowd . Definitely seen some top fuel stuff over 300 :banana
84 750E1 ,zx7 swing arm & rim , Zr7s shock ,dyna coils, k&n , bov , afpr , variable resistor for race mode. Ported spider ,dump pipe , Evergreen billet HT-10 , RTI hydraulic clutch .
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