any muscle car owners in here?

kawikz

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more muscle car pics!! (foxbodies are muscle IMO of course) :thumbup
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ReverendDexter

Active member
I DD a '98 Cobra, and I have three foxbody convertibles (one runner, two parts cars). I'm an atypical Mustang owner, though - I autocross 'em, and the Cobra's last bath was at the beginning of last summer, and I've NEVER washed my running fox, hahaha.
 

Aereon

Huffy Rider
I DD a '98 Cobra, and I have three foxbody convertibles (one runner, two parts cars). I'm an atypical Mustang owner, though - I autocross 'em, and the Cobra's last bath was at the beginning of last summer, and I've NEVER washed my running fox, hahaha.

I'm trying to get into autocrossing but don't know where to start. All my mods have been suspension related tho like a built IRS and coilover all around. I love the feel of twisties (stinson beach -> pt reyes) but wanna get a few higher G runs^^
 

ReverendDexter

Active member
I'm trying to get into autocrossing but don't know where to start. All my mods have been suspension related tho like a built IRS and coilover all around. I love the feel of twisties (stinson beach -> pt reyes) but wanna get a few higher G runs^^

Well, if you're willing to drive north, you can run with me at the ESCA events (http://www.empiresportscar.org/). They take winter off, though, and the first event of the year won't be 'til April. They also have a fairly strict members-only policy, however each of us gets a few guest passes for the year. I'd be more than happy to burn one for you. :)

Your best resource for local autocross is probably http://www.baautox.com/forum/index.php. I'm not on there, but I probably should be.

Your best bet to get started will be a bone-stock car, but don't worry if you've already got some mods. Just don't expect to be competitive in whatever class they put you in, especially if it's an SCCA event. Their classing is ridiculous.
 

Aereon

Huffy Rider
Well, if you're willing to drive north, you can run with me at the ESCA events (http://www.empiresportscar.org/). They take winter off, though, and the first event of the year won't be 'til April. They also have a fairly strict members-only policy, however each of us gets a few guest passes for the year. I'd be more than happy to burn one for you. :)

Your best resource for local autocross is probably http://www.baautox.com/forum/index.php. I'm not on there, but I probably should be.

Your best bet to get started will be a bone-stock car, but don't worry if you've already got some mods. Just don't expect to be competitive in whatever class they put you in, especially if it's an SCCA event. Their classing is ridiculous.

I most likely wont be competitive for awhile. It's a good thing that the next event is in april lols, tires are balding. Waiting for the semester to start before buying some lighter rims+new toyo's.
 

Bluenote

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'71 Valiant (Dart) , .030 over 360 , W2 heads prepped by Barton Racing ( 2.05 intake) 12.5 to 1 , Carrillo rods , steel crank prepped and trimmed by Barton , built 727 with Continental 3500 stall converter , backed by a Dana 60 geared 4.30 , mini-tubs , Superstock springs, subframed , pinion snubber , currently a Barry Grant 800 Holley riding a one off Barton sheetmetal intake ( Dominator being rebuilt) , no interior , no radio , no heater , no a.c. , 6 point cage at the moment ,Kooks headers.

11.30-11.40 on pure street rubber through the mufflers , 10.80s on slicks through the mufflers. Still needs chassis work ( traction problems)

Not exactly quick , but except for the Hemi replica scoop , the Weld wheels nobody looks twice at a car currrently in primer. Until I fire it off that is.

Built primarily as a 'money car' aimed at the import crowd and the 'buy a crate 502 and think it's the fastest thing in the world ' Chevy crowd.

Lots and lots of fun , just never ever attempt to drive it in the rain.
 

moond0ggie

Well-known member
1968 Camaro SS w/ 454ci, 4spd, 3:70 posi, fr disc, frame connectors, sway bars, gas shocks, safety loop, line lok, it goes side ways when you punch it!
 

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J-

Shall not comply!
Oh yeah, I had 69 Mach1 for a couple of years too..Nice car ..
Of all the cars I had and sold, I regret selling the 'Cuda..That was a mistake even though I had way less money, time and blood in it than I did my tubbed big block (440 Stage 6 heads Lunati roller,built by me:))Dart..Actually, I miss that one too:cry Oh well..:|
I had a Tube Chassis 71 Challenger for a while too but never finished it so I don't count it..
 

Dubbington

Slamdunk Champion
I have a '69 Mach1!! Had for for nearly 13 years now. Need to paint, interior, engine tune and if I want to get picky maybe a new set of axles. The 600 electric choke edelbrock carb is probably too small for the .40 over 390 with alum rpm heads BUT I was young and building it as a daily driver. If I can find a deal on an RPM intake I might change it up a little. Problem with that is RPM is a taller manifold and that means different motor mounts.....domino effect.
 

BEN-ZX-14

Well-known member
Do trucks count, i know its a 4x4, but
'86 Silverado W 454.
4 bolt 454, w/ closed chamber 427 heads, edelbrock performer cam and intake, gear drive, Edelbrock AVS 800 w/ mechanical 2nds. TH400 non-lock up w/ stage 2 shift kit. 4:10 lockers front and rear.
 

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Yody

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Yeah I would but it now has a 600hp Chevy Big Block in it, and even the 3" cowl the drop base air cleaner barely clears it. If I wanted to go with the ram air hood again I'd have to have a new LS1 motor without a high plenum like the old motors use.
 

BEN-ZX-14

Well-known member
Oh i see it now. sweet car

Yeah I would but it now has a 600hp Chevy Big Block in it, and even the 3" cowl the drop base air cleaner barely clears it. If I wanted to go with the ram air hood again I'd have to have a new LS1 motor without a high plenum like the old motors use.
 

Dubbington

Slamdunk Champion
Are you kidding me with those rides? The camaro is g-machine. Your mustang is clean. Almost makes me want grab the credit card and order my Mach1 interior. I'm such the instant gratification generation and tough.
 

MilesSpeed

Well-known member
Thanks!

I'm building the Mustang for Popular Hot Rodding magazine but it's my car. The Camaro I bought when I was 15 and changed everything since then :p

If it doens't turn I probably wouldn't own it. Unless it's a truck... That's ok :)

Are you kidding me with those rides? The camaro is g-machine. Your mustang is clean. Almost makes me want grab the credit card and order my Mach1 interior. I'm such the instant gratification generation and tough.

P.S. get the Mach1 done, maybe I can get it into the mag as a reader's ride!
 
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spf_970

Steve
Some pictures of my cars that I posted earlier in this thread. Black GT350 is original unrestored matching #'s car. Red GT350 was built for the track. 57 Belair is for fun. Sitting on bags with an LS2 out of a 06 vette.
 

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