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Gonzo
2nd Gear
Member # 570

posted

A ragtop non the less...

Yup, George is out of control!

I put together a short video for him and all to see. I didn't have very good video coverage to work off of, but I made the best of it.

A big thank you goes out to John B. in PA for providing me the coverage needed.

Here ya go gang...enjoy:
http://www.f-bodyhideout.com/mpegs/gonzo/georgebaxter.wmv

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BadAss30th
1st Gear
Member # 1026

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Way to represent the droptop contingency George !!!!

That car is a MONSTER !

Who says droptops are slow ?

Peace,
BadAss30th

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Steve in Seattle
1st Gear
Member # 315

posted

woah.

Waht kind of chasis bracing do you need to get weight transfere like that in a CONVERTIBLE?

unreal.

How much HP are we looking at here? 700+ is my guess. come on.... spill it

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Gonzo
2nd Gear
Member # 570

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Okay, so you'd like to know what George has pushing his vert down the track eh?

Flywheel Dyno:

HP: 1124. @ 6800 RPM
TQ: 917.0 @ 6200 RPM

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Steve in Seattle
1st Gear
Member # 315

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wow

whats that, like...umm... 950rwHP? ouch.

I'm guessing its not a daily driver.

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1997 TransAm [BADBIRD]
Zaino Sebring Silver on Graphite leather w/blk drop-top. M6, TCS-less, !MAF, LT4KM, 30% tint. Lingenfelter CAI, 160*stat, !CAGS, TB cover. McLeod Street Twin. Pro 5.0 Power Tower Shifter. Dynotech Engineering 3.5" Metal-Matrix Composite DS. Ratech Solid Pinion Bearing Spacer. Eaton Posi. GM 4.11:1 gears. TA Performance 10-bolt Girdle. Hotchkis STB. ES Tranny Mount. Nitto 555R's. Kenny Brown DD SFC's. BMR !TB kit. Optima Yellow Top. Mobil 1 Tri-Synthetic. Red Line Water Wetter. MBA Pedals, MAP cover, alt Fan/Pulley/Cap. AVS smoke tail-covers. The Sign Connection decals.

Team NW Fbody: Where the REAL racers are! (T32)
WSP: Have you made your donation lately? (The alternative: Jeannie)

Pending install time:
C5 calipers, KVR cross-drilled rotors, Spohn LCA brackets, Brown Bread (sound mat).

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BlownStrokedRag
New Member
Member # 1279

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Actually it is probably more in the 850 rwhp range with those #s at the Flywheel. Which is still a VERY impressive #.

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