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what kind of ET and MPH was a yenko duece capable of with headers, slicks and a little fine tuning. the reason I ask is I will probably be purchasing a 71 LT-1 and want to put it in a nova with a 4 speed and 4.11 gears. thanx mike
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Try this:
http://www.d-p-g.com/musclecar/CurrentIssue/eJ.htm Sorry , not sure why that link does not work [Edited by MikeA (10-21-2001 at 07:30 PM).]
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I couldn't get the link to work, but if my memory is correct, that link goes to the article about CopoPete's 3 COPO cars. It seems like his Nova was in the low 13s on the Polyglass, and broke into the 12s on drag radials. This seems pretty consistent with a good running LT-1 Nova. The '70 LT-1 cars were pretty much a preview of things to come, with that being the new LT-1/LS-1 cars, which are also legit low-mid 13 second cars.
[Edited by Chevy454 (10-20-2001 at 08:16 PM).] |
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You shouldn't have any problems getting into the twelves provide you have some gear.
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With headers..........high12.7's in your sleep!
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So, Pete:
When is that silver pretty of yours gonna come out and play again? ![]() |
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