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bowtie6872
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| dieselgeek wrote: | | bowtie6872 wrote: |
same as you buddy.. only I don't think I'm smarter than people that have records in those classes..
unlike you that thinks you're smarter.. but got nothing to show for it.. 
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Let's take this back to facts: this thread is about dynoing, specifically whether or not Top Fuel engines ever spend time on an engine dyno.
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no d/g this thread was about if oup should have his 350 in his 55 chevy shoebox dyno'd |
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kyhunter89
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Location: Glasgow, KY
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| Posted: Wed Oct 14, 2009 4:00 pm Post subject: Re: To Dyno or not to Dyno ? |
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| OldUsedParts wrote: | That is the question 
If I had my '55 Dyno Tested, just what would that tell me and would it be worth the trouble  |
whats done motor wise? |
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