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Joined: Nov 2007
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From: Arlington, TX
haha wow thats scary. Well i use to do highschool drag racing, i was actually the main driver for our 1980 Malibu which had a built 355. One time at the track one of the other schools charger..the wheel just about fell off going down the track, luckily it stayed on till he pulled off after the track then it just fell off and did quite a bit of damage to the drum on that side lol. Thats the problem when you have high school kids that dont know much about cars working on cars that do 100+ mph down the track.
this guy needs a new tech though, for that to happen is just scary, i guess whoever teched that car didnt do a very good job lol, then again tech at most tracks is check to the battery lol.
this guy needs a new tech though, for that to happen is just scary, i guess whoever teched that car didnt do a very good job lol, then again tech at most tracks is check to the battery lol.
Joined: Oct 2005
Posts: 4,572
From: Middleboro/Carver, Ma
My geuss is that there was a weak point somewhere in the rubber, bolts, or brackets for the mount and once that let loose everything else just snapped like butter. That thing had some mean slicks & a pretty crazy blower.
Last edited by KRRZ350; Jan 10, 2008 at 01:08 AM.
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From: Middleboro/Carver, Ma
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wow thats funny.
