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    i dont think any stock 2 barrell would flow 1000cfm i mean i am the guy who uses little motors but gimme a break 1095 horse maybe if it was blown on nitro hey dave, how about a 1000 horse 301 with a 1 barrell that flows 2500 cfm!

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    ummmmm Scooter, that might give the old desk top dyno quite a work out to get that one built!!!!!!
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    a 2 barrell 326 1095 horse that just kills me

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    ive seen a 2 barrell that would flow about 850 cfm's, and thats hard to belive. i think its time to put the hip boots on. .
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    I wunner if he means by 2 barrel, he really is refering to a dual quad manifold set up ?

    But that still beggars the question of how do you get 1000 odd Hp out of a 326 motor. Maybe by 326 he means 426 hemi, be kind of interesting to see how he explains it as an AMC though.
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    Wow, guys. I have a room of about 6 people that have helped build that car, and they are all laughing at you... But I guess that was the point of bulding the whole car, because nobody would believe it. But it just goes to show how little people like you know. So if you guys are ever in Panama City, FL. Come to Powerhouse drag track, and when you hear the Announcer say. "Here comes the Nash Trash, a 1970 Gremlin, 326 with a believe it or not, 2 barrell." And it runs a 4.90 with no nitrous or supercharger, be sure and come talk to us, maybe I can help show you guys what a real engine is.

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    BS pure and simple.
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    im a fan of small motors and im sure there are way of getting 1'000 horses our of a 327 chevy but not with no stinkin 2 barrell send us pictures? not trying to fight i just wanna see BTW: what rearend gear are you running?
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    I've stayed out of this pretty much 'til now, but anytime I try to figure anything out, the math doesn't lie.

    It takes 1.6 cfm to make one horsepower, so it would take 1,600 cfm to make 1,000 horsepower. These guys are saying 2-bbl and they could be fudging and using a waste-basket size 2-bbl throttle body that would flow 1,600 cfm, but the fact remains that a 326 cid motor would have to spin to 17,000 rpm's to ingest 1,600 cfm. Unless these guys are from some other planet and have access to materials that us lowly mortals do not, I'd have to say they're full of horsefeathers.

    The most incredible AMC that I've personally witnessed is a full-steel AMX with no light parts whatsoever, full interior and licensed for the street, no nitrous, no blower, single 4-bbl 390 motor that runs on a 9.90 index in Super Gas at Firebird. Now that's pretty impressive!!!!!
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    denny, there is no driver. what you got remote controll
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    Thanks, Tech. That is an impressive AMC. 9.90 is a long ways from the 7.74 that a 4.90 1/8 mile equates too, don't you think?

    Hey Denny, can you build me a red one of them? Looks like it was running about 4.90!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

    Hey Mike, my Maverick Super Gas car used to pull the front like that once in awhile !!!!!! When it did I was usually wishing the dang thing was remote driven!!!!! That's looking at a whole lot of sky on the launch......
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    Originally posted by Dave Severson
    Thanks, Tech. That is an impressive AMC. 9.90 is a long ways from the 7.74 that a 4.90 1/8 mile equates too, don't you think?

    Hey Denny, can you build me a red one of them? Looks like it was running about 4.90!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

    Hey Mike, my Maverick Super Gas car used to pull the front like that once in awhile !!!!!! When it did I was usually wishing the dang thing was remote driven!!!!! That's looking at a whole lot of sky on the launch......
    never had one pull both wheels off the ground. pull one wheel though. had a el camino that pulled the left front wheel off the ground. why the windshield didnt pop out ill never know.
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    Originally posted by techinspector1
    they could be fudging and using a waste-basket size 2-bbl throttle body that would flow 1,600 cfm,


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    Originally posted by IROC-Z
    Wow, guys. I have a room of about 6 people that have helped build that car, and they are all laughing at you... But I guess that was the point of bulding the whole car, because nobody would believe it. But it just goes to show how little people like you know. So if you guys are ever in Panama City, FL. Come to Powerhouse drag track, and when you hear the Announcer say. "Here comes the Nash Trash, a 1970 Gremlin, 326 with a believe it or not, 2 barrell." And it runs a 4.90 with no nitrous or supercharger, be sure and come talk to us, maybe I can help show you guys what a real engine is.
    Wow,Guys, We have more than a room of 6 here and most were more than 16 when you were still a sperm.

    I just called 3 different informarion operators for Panama City, Florida and not one could give me a phone listing for any Powerhouse drag track, Powerhouse Dragway, or anyyhing close.

    I think you have been eating too many Powerhouse candy bars and may be having a severe adrenalin rush.

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