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Here are some recent favorite pics of the Blue Flame taken over the past couple weekends... :D

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Looking good Driller!!!

I spent a little personal with a blue on blue 93 last weekend... what a pretty color combo...
 
As for times, the one weekend was SSHS9 in Atlanta and I think the best there was 13.3 something. The next weekend was in Maryland at the SSOTN Fall Nationals and the best there was 13.4 something. No new best ETs yet.

What are your mods?

Just about every bolt-on available plus heads/cams. Still needs tuned for the latest mods though.

do you have mismatching rims on the back

After Atlanta, I had found the Hoosiers were wasted, so I had to run in MD with the MT drag radials I had on a spare set of 10 spokes, hence the different wheels and probably the reason for the slower times. ;)

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All those mods to the car and you can't afford a set of hubcaps for the front? You could seal the front rims with duck tape and that would make the car more aerodynamic.

Just a hint to help you get into the 12's N/A.:D
 
those stright lines are not suposed to be seen and old dirt racer just kidding . have a good turkey day with the family jd
 
All those mods to the car and you can't afford a set of hubcaps for the front?

Hubcaps, LOL... :lol:

I'll pass. The front spare wheels are, ummm... temporary. :p

I plan on a hub swap and hopefully score a set of wheels for some slicks and skinnies. :D
 
Good Gawd that thing launches nice!!! Still on the factory IRS I take it? Hows it holding up? Also I assume you car coil spring converted?

Anyway, looks good!! I'd be proud of those pictures!!
 
no IRS braces or Harder bushings??

I do have delrin bushings to go in with the hub swap and brake upgrade, but for now the rear IRS bushings are all stock.

Pinion brace, differential cover brace, RSTB, RTLB and subframe braces with poly differential bushings help support the factory IRS.

The rear shocks are currently Bilsteins with the modified mount. I plan to put on a set of Koni adjustables with poly bushings.

The rear sway bar is a 1-1/4" Addco with poly bushings and the short rear sway bar links.
 
Are you still planning to modify and use that spare IRS you picked up a while back, driller?
 
Cool!

Just make sure it's before December 21st 2012.

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