Ultimate Windsurfing Van - Part2

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aus301
aus301
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21 Feb 2012 3:34pm
Well maybe not ultimate, but fast...



8.3 sec dial in for the 1/4... giddyup
sick_em_rex
sick_em_rex
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21 Feb 2012 4:47pm
that is gold
doggie
doggie
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21 Feb 2012 3:47pm
That is very cool, post it general. All the greenies will be up in arms!!
FormulaNova
FormulaNova
WA
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21 Feb 2012 6:41pm
doggie said...

That is very cool, post it general. All the greenies will be up in arms!!


Why?

It is obviously only used for short trips, so it must be good for the environment!

sausage
sausage
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QLD, 4874 posts
21 Feb 2012 8:43pm
Not much of a rev head but I quite like those mercs. Love the rear bumper folding back along the sides on that last run
sideskirt
sideskirt
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328 posts
21 Feb 2012 6:51pm
VW>Mercedes always has been always will be
aus301
aus301
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21 Feb 2012 11:05pm
For the non petrol heads out there, some context. A brand new stock VESS Commodore will generally run a 1/4 mile at about 14 seconds.

To get an 8.3 is a pretty mean feat and I read that the guys running it are shooting to get into the 7's. It is powered by a 632ci Big Block chev engine, I would expect the van is producing in excess of 750hp, well over double the HP of a std V8 Commodore.
busterwa
busterwa
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21 Feb 2012 10:14pm
Finish work late...... No problem ! ;-)
doggie
doggie
WA
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22 Feb 2012 10:01am
aus301 said...

For the non petrol heads out there, some context. A brand new stock VESS Commodore will generally run a 1/4 mile at about 14 seconds.

To get an 8.3 is a pretty mean feat and I read that the guys running it are shooting to get into the 7's. It is powered by a 632ci Big Block chev engine, I would expect the van is producing in excess of 750hp, well over double the HP of a std V8 Commodore.


Plus the N2o, that would give over 1000 horses with that size motor I would think.

I would have thought a VE SS would be quicker than that! My old 5.7 SS would do the same time easy.
aus301
aus301
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22 Feb 2012 12:40pm
doggie said...

Plus the N2o, that would give over 1000 horses with that size motor I would think.

I would have thought a VE SS would be quicker than that! My old 5.7 SS would do the same time easy.


They said they only ran with a small shot of N2o for that run, so guess maybe a single 100 shot.

My SS ute 5.7 ran a high 12 with a little work that had it producing 310hp at the rear treads.
doggie
doggie
WA
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22 Feb 2012 3:30pm
aus301 said...

doggie said...

Plus the N2o, that would give over 1000 horses with that size motor I would think.

I would have thought a VE SS would be quicker than that! My old 5.7 SS would do the same time easy.


They said they only ran with a small shot of N2o for that run, so guess maybe a single 100 shot.

My SS ute 5.7 ran a high 12 with a little work that had it producing 310hp at the rear treads.

My mate has a Monaro and with a bit of rooting around it had about the same as your on a dyno. It had the usual mods airbox throttle body etc, my 5.7 is standard and can keep up with his Monaro. I would never beat him but its close.
doggie
doggie
WA
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23 Feb 2012 9:10am
Update on fast van, Street Machine has a small article on it.

1305 hp before N2o.

Engine is 632ci Blackwell Chev.

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