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Topic: is there anyone running a 306 NA that runs 11s?
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phat50
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just wondering if its possible for a 306 NA to run mid 11s?
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HaulinAss Motorsports
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Originally posted by phat50:
just wondering if its possible for a 306 NA to run mid 11s?
dunno bought a 306 but i know of a 302 that will ![[Wink]](wink.gif)
Posts: 22494 | From: Sacramento | Registered: Nov 2001
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phat50
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aww come on matt i mean natural asparated/all motor. ![[Smile]](smile.gif)
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HaulinAss Motorsports
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aww come on matt i mean natural asparated/all motor.
yes so do I
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phat50
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are you serious ![[worship]](graemlins/worship.gif) whats the trick to that??
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4sale
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did he rebuild the shortblock or just bolt on some heads? If so how many miles were on it(bottom end)?
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HaulinAss Motorsports
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are you serious whats the trick to that??
stock 85k mile 302 never been apart shortblock and a bunch of what every other person does and thats boltons!
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silverLX
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Thats fast. Whats the combo in your 86 Matt?
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Yellow94GT
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Originally posted by phat50:
just wondering if its possible for a 306 NA to run mid 11s?
Its definitely possible.
A well thought out 306 combo could go mid 11's all day long. I think the reason most people opt for the the strokers is that if your already building a motor, hell, why not get some extra cubes while your at it?
Puting the car on a bit of a diet wouldn't hurt either
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Gnari-Garage
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anything is possibe just depends on your set up and your wallet size.
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onesicklx
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Originally posted by phat50:
just wondering if its possible for a 306 NA to run mid 11s?
this guy ran high 10s with a 306 n/a...mid 11s if defenetly posible...good luck
http://www.the-arnolds.net/Cobra/
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iron281
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I saw a NA 331 that Eliot Franklin at the Mustang Corral built, something around 13:1, 600+ hp. It was in his fastback roadracer.
That motor sounded insane.
I'm sure in the right car, say an 87-93 notchback, it'd be good for high 10's, low 11's at least.
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FasterDamnit
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yup.
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Looked stock, went 11's 11.90 at 115mph.
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Hungry Hippo
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Originally posted by iron281:
I saw a NA 331 that Eliot Franklin at the Mustang Corral built, something around 13:1, 600+ hp. It was in his fastback roadracer.
That motor sounded insane.
I'm sure in the right car, say an 87-93 notchback, it'd be good for high 10's, low 11's at least.
lol, out of no where ![[burnout]](graemlins/burnout.gif)
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phat50
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damn, those videos are off the hook. can it be done with my ported edelbrock heads or should i dich them??
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UNTOUCHABLE2
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just for the record motors are electric.
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HaulinAss Motorsports
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just for the record motors are electric.
put down the crackpipe there buddy ![[Big Grin]](biggrin.gif)
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84GT5.0
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Originally posted by HaulinAssMaro:
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Originally posted by sic5pointSLOW:
just for the record motors are electric.
put down the crackpipe there buddy
hate to burst your bubble there Matt, but the man is right. A motor USES power, whereas an engine MAKES it. Motor = Electric....Engine = Uses fuel
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84GT5.0
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Originally posted by 84GT5.0:
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Originally posted by HaulinAssMaro:
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Originally posted by sic5pointSLOW:
just for the record motors are electric.
put down the crackpipe there buddy
hate to burst your bubble there Matt, but the man is right. A motor USES power, whereas an engine MAKES it. Motor = Electric....Engine = Uses fuel
engine n. 1. A machine that uses energy, esp. energy from a fuel, to perform work.
motor n. 1. A machine that converts electric energy into mechanical power
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93PONY
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We did it with Edelbrock performers (1.90/1.60 valves).
3250lb raceweight, 11.99 @114.7mph w/1.70 60ft.
120K mile stock shortblock.
Fasterdamnit did it with 87 OCTANE & a SMOGABLE camshaft!
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HaulinAss Motorsports
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Originally posted by 84GT5.0:
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Originally posted by HaulinAssMaro:
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Originally posted by sic5pointSLOW:
just for the record motors are electric.
put down the crackpipe there buddy
hate to burst your bubble there Matt, but the man is right. A motor USES power, whereas an engine MAKES it. Motor = Electric....Engine = Uses fuel
yes Chris I never said anything otherwise.I was just merely taking the oppurtunity for a pointless postwhore response...........
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phat50
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Member # 1998
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come on now,everyone knows what it means when someone says motor, there talking about a engine. its all the same to be honest.there aint no electric cars that run 11s, and everyone knows that.KEEP IT REAL.
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FasterDamnit
Bad Attitude
Member # 442
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quote:
Originally posted by phat50:
come on now,everyone knows what it means when someone says motor, there talking about a engine. its all the same to be honest.there aint no electric cars that run 11s, and everyone knows that.KEEP IT REAL.
Wake up.
http://www.nedra.com/
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Looked stock, went 11's 11.90 at 115mph.
'65 Mustang 347
www.fordmuscle.com
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