Big horsepower 318 builds

Do you know how many times I’ve been told my flow bench and dyno numbers are lies because the car doesn’t run what it should? Many, many times.

So you go to the track and watch the junk **** make a pass. The converter is wrong, not nearly enough gear, worn out tires, the car has never been on a scale, let alone corner scales, shocks I wouldn’t use on station wagon, front end tied down so the driver can “cut a light”, wheelie bars too low, ladder bars (if you can’t hook with a cal Trac type of bar you need a 4 link, of course the morons don’t want to learn a 4 link so the ignorance inertia goes forward), wheelie bars too high, IC set by the ladder bars or on a 4 link set by some magic percentage of the wheel base, can’t read a plug or use a timing light...

It goes on and on and on. So the time slips are NOT evident of much anything except can the tuner tune. Most times, the answer is no. So the dyno numbers aren’t wrong, it’s the junk car and/or ignorant tuner. But they dyno numbers take the fall for stupid.

As for the rest of your whittle little post, you didn’t question ****. How can you? I haven’t posted ANY numbers yet, but your mouth is on full blast. You are running your sewer about something that hasn’t even happened yet.

And you try and claim the high road. You can critique the dyno numbers AFTER they are posted not before. Do you see how idiotic you are being?

Grow up and act like a 59 year old man who actually has been to a track once or twice.

Who mentioned any dyno numbers you posted? I've never seen you post a dyno sheet, same with time slips.

A monkey should be able to tune a leaf spring chassis to run mid 10's. It's just not that hard.

So you don't think time slips are of any value? You don't think the mph indicates anything? Last weekend I made three passes, three very different passes. Pass #1 the car felt like it was hooking and unloading, it did this about four or five times before it settled down. I tightened the rebound two clicks on the front shocks before pass #2. On pass 2 I decided to use the trans brake. When I applied the brake and came up on the two step the car bumped forward and red light, then blew the tires off on the hit, I peddled it twice before it hooked up. For pass #3 I tightened the rebound two clicks on the rear. Foot braking to 2k like pass 1, the car left straight and smooth and made a clean pass.

There was a big variance in the 60' and et between the three passes but it ran anywhere from 108.13 to 108.42 mph for the three. So if you were looking at the time slips would they tell you?

How about you grow up first and if I like what I see I'll give it a try.