Bob Mustic
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- Jun 26, 2001
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Hello,
Chuck Leeper gave me the info on this forum and it looks great.
The reason I'm writing is I thought some of you would be interested in a rather unusual use of a Stage II motor.
With Chuck's help (a LOT of help) we put together a Kit Cobra using a Buick Stage II normally aspirated motor. Its fairly low compression and has a singe Holley 4 barrel carb.
The car is a street car that get Road Raced and Drag raced occasionally.
So far we've gotten it down to 10.8's with a best 60' time of 1.48. Chuck thinks it will get into the low to mid 10's. I agree.
The fun part of this project is that it is driving the Ford powered Cobra guys a little nuts. No one can figure out how a 6 can go this fast, especially without a "power adder".
Anyway thought I'd say HI and also I do have a GN its an 84 with an 87 motor and an Intercooler. Currently its getting its cam replaced because of it being one of the cams that was "not so hard"<G>
I'll see if I can upload a picture of the project for anyone interested.
Regards,
Bob
Chuck Leeper gave me the info on this forum and it looks great.
The reason I'm writing is I thought some of you would be interested in a rather unusual use of a Stage II motor.
With Chuck's help (a LOT of help) we put together a Kit Cobra using a Buick Stage II normally aspirated motor. Its fairly low compression and has a singe Holley 4 barrel carb.
The car is a street car that get Road Raced and Drag raced occasionally.
So far we've gotten it down to 10.8's with a best 60' time of 1.48. Chuck thinks it will get into the low to mid 10's. I agree.
The fun part of this project is that it is driving the Ford powered Cobra guys a little nuts. No one can figure out how a 6 can go this fast, especially without a "power adder".
Anyway thought I'd say HI and also I do have a GN its an 84 with an 87 motor and an Intercooler. Currently its getting its cam replaced because of it being one of the cams that was "not so hard"<G>
I'll see if I can upload a picture of the project for anyone interested.
Regards,
Bob