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Franken(stein) RSR fun on the Dyno - Bring the marshmellows!

It's making some good power and the AFR's are perfect! More to come, stay tuned. John



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Sounds incredible!! Looks like you're gonna have a lot of fun with it
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Dude, that rev'd so high I was about to duck behind my sofa. Incredible sound!
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I think you should bring this car to the tubbing party:

Stripping and Tubbing Party

I promise we won't cut it up. Think of the possibilities. Beer, sawzalls, acetylene, fast cars and beer.
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Oh, and as I've said before........nonmetallic grey lightweight early car with RSR flares and this engine.....simply the perfect car. IMHO.
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Wow! Incredible all the way around!!
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Sounds like my car.
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Wow what a beautiful sound. I love it.
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truely awsome. I was actually a bit scared listening at peek revs,,,, I hope you double checked those tie downs!!!, now that would be a video..
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Sounds like a great time, but the RSR goes back to the bodyshop to get it 100%. Next the lightweight seats go in (there is a single temp boat anchor seat in there now). Both RSR seats are lighter than the single temporary. We are making some custom door cards and other final touches. Very pleased, yesterday was a good day! Make sure to post pics of the party!

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Yeah, it did not like being tied down - it wanted to launch! The microphone did not stand a chance at those sound levels...it's a shriek.

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truely awsome. I was actually a bit scared listening at peek revs,,,, I hope you double checked those tie downs!!!, now that would be a video..
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I think you could recover your build costs by taking guys for a ride in this car, and charging a fee. Wonderful project.
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I'm leaning toward no side script. What's the concensus?



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wow, that's badass. nice work.

i kinda like the sidescript, but that's just my preference.
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That sounds awesome. What is the throttle response like?

I am also a fan of the side script (it looks period)- although on a darker colored car I think it would look better if it was a subtle difference in color.

Keep us posted,
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Yes, I think so too Reaper. I am also leaning toward no hood badge, no nothing just all business.
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what's up with the flames coming out? How does that happen?!!

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