oh yeah...Automatic
Just wondering if anyone has a guesstimate of what I should expect to see with this vehicle at the track. Track is 1000 ft elevation.
Here is the car...
70 Buick GS 455 with AC, bench seat, etc.....bone stock with a 3.73 posi rear, hotchkis rear springs and control arms. 28 inch slick might be run.
I had a 69 El Camino that the rear suspension came from, so other than that it is totally stock....not even an air filter.
Any thoughts?
oh yeah...Automatic
How about somewhere between 13.5 and 15
Let us know how you do.
I say 14.00 at 95 mph. Tell us how you do!
Steve B.
67 GS 525 Buick Stage IV
66 GS Convertible
65 GS HT
63 Riv
02 Subaru WRX Turbo
03 Ford Cobra Convertible (Factory Supercharged)
Just finished swapping in the rear end with 3.73 posi. Hopefully I will get to the track in about a month when it starts cooling down a little.
On a perfect run you might see a 13.99. The 3.73 gear should help you. The posi and slicks are a must to get that thing moving!
If you can swing it put in 15 percent biodiesel to your tank size. It changes the characteristics of the fuel and runs like the ol 102 octane of the 60-70s. I run it in mine as im making it for my truck.
MY 69 GS 400 1 of 5444
(455 powerplant with stage one heads, carb, distributor, TA 118 cam.)
Dad-70 455 Stage One 1 of 1785
Dads 2nd 69 GS 400 conv 4 speed 1 of 213
Mom- 69 GS 400 conv auto 1 of 1564
Brother- 70 Riv w/ stage one engine
Brother- 70 GS 350 1 of 8840
Lil'st brother 71 gs 455 1 of 1378
If you can swing it put in 15 percent biodiesel to your tank size. It changes the characteristics of the fuel and runs like the ol 102 octane of the 60-70s.
100LL AvGas ( 'Low Lead' Aviation Gas ) is also an excellent alternative to straight up race fuels.
you can use this web site to locate an FBO and get price quotes:
http://www.airnav.com/fuel/local.html
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Be careful with slicks,&stock G.M. posi.Good luck wheres the home track?
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