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05-28-2006, 12:31 AM
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It'* a battery kill switch. Need one to run at the track because the battery has been relocated into the trunk for weight distribution.
Did you know that moving the battery from the front to the rear is equivalent in weight distribution change to moving the engine back 10"
Major difference in handling and traction. 
Did you know that moving the battery from the front to the rear is equivalent in weight distribution change to moving the engine back 10"
Major difference in handling and traction.
05-28-2006, 12:38 AM
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Originally Posted by 2000SilverBullet
It'* a battery kill switch. Need one to run at the track because the battery has been relocated into the trunk for weight distribution.
Did you know that moving the battery from the front to the rear is equivalent in weight distribution change to moving the engine back 10" Major difference in handling and traction.
Did you know that moving the battery from the front to the rear is equivalent in weight distribution change to moving the engine back 10"
Major difference in handling and traction. wow i had no idea that it was that big a difference, thats incredable
05-28-2006, 06:22 AM
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Wow that things gotta 6.6 in it? Them engines are FAST!! My HS buddy had a T.A with the 6.6 and that thing flew. We used to skip lunch and go ripping up the pavement!!
05-28-2006, 04:07 PM
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Yes I love it too.
I bought it brand new 27 years ago. Holds a lot of memories. 80 K on the clock and there isn't much that I haven't modified. Can't even count the number of tires it'* burned away.
Like it so much, I bought another 6.6 T/A last year and rebuilt it. Now I have two.
It is fast but I think it would be a tight match for my Bonne.
I bought it brand new 27 years ago. Holds a lot of memories. 80 K on the clock and there isn't much that I haven't modified. Can't even count the number of tires it'* burned away.
Like it so much, I bought another 6.6 T/A last year and rebuilt it. Now I have two.
It is fast but I think it would be a tight match for my Bonne.
05-28-2006, 06:13 PM
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Paul that car looks amazing! Has not aged a day.
You gotta get some good whorage of the bonneville and formula together.
You gotta get some good whorage of the bonneville and formula together.
05-28-2006, 06:46 PM
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Originally Posted by SSEimatt93
Paul that car looks amazing! Has not aged a day.
You gotta get some good whorage of the bonneville and formula together.
You gotta get some good whorage of the bonneville and formula together.
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