1/8 mile. 121 mph

you know it!

Been busy. Now I’ve gotta get some seat time.

2000 lb trailer. Tandem axle

No not at all. Loosening the triple tree bolts can. But those are not touched during this swap.

Turned out good as far as I know. I thrashed it for a year with no problems. Then I ended up selling it.

I don’t know the amp draw. It’s a harbor freight winch. I would think the website would tell. I had one with an extension cord. Kind of a pain…that’s why I did the battery.

9.7, teched to 10.0, should have lifted sooner. Still shaking down.

Yup.

Not sure what your asking.

@@superwhapper in the uk 🇬🇧 with this conversion they put a front fender of a husky 701 it’s more straighter

@@AshleyJohnson-j2hno oh I see. I replaced the front fender with a super Moto fender. They sell the conversion fender.

Cool glad it helped

Didn’t synonyms it. Buddy’s car. He said he felt slight increase.

i thought i did in part 2

dave folts spool with weddle ring and pinion

sry, didn't even show that...i welded in a bung, just like i had to weld in the bung on the sprocket that fits the axle

@@superwhapper Thanks thats what I thought, but I wasn't sure if you found a wheel that already had a set screw. :) thanks again, BTW great job.

Thx, sometimes I get lucky with camera placement. And there was a couple of things we forgot to have the cameras running…

It turns my tandem axle trailer fine. I’ve used it many times.

I used the smallest wench the local hardware store sells. It says 1500 lbs. I used the smallest gear on the wench side and the largest size I could on the wheel side. It’s so powerful. I don’t know the max. But it will turn a 2000 lb tandem axle trailer in place. I haven’t tried yet. But I think it would turn it with my car in the trailer. Hope that helps.

Cheers

Trans stuff, Dave folts transmission.

Better keep stock evxhaust and get resonated test pipes (if your after power) CBE won’t do shit for power

@@LeonZedd If I could I would have liked to get equal length long-tube headers for the car, but in California we're limited to cat back modifications only. Even so, the company shows about a 6% increase in rw torque across the rev range with the pipes. Because the engine is so highly developed and efficient, there's little that can be gained short of forced induction or a displacement increase.

@@videomaniac108 ahh I see

Those went before they hit the table. Dude, I learned a lot from you. Thx

Ya so simple…I showed some things twice to make the vid longer 🤪. But thx. And 45 mins on a fuel pump, ya that’s standard 🤡

Hells ya it was!

Ha! The big reason I get shit done

Na, I’ve got Gearld. 😜

yes it has a 4.57 r&p. the car was running 1.38 60 foots

@@superwhapper Oh hell that is quick. Was the 1st - 4th gears stock and what size rear tires were you using. I am planning on using an 091 in my 72 bug with my 2.2ltr oxyboxer engine as a daily driver.

@@badbug911 it's a built trans. weddle gear stack. I ran 26. tall tires

@@superwhapper Ok how much horsepower did the engine make when it was running the 091 gearbox also what size engine was it.

@@badbug911 it was a 2276. I built it to be around 400 hp. Never did any dyno pulls, so I don’t know for sure.

Mendeola

@@superwhapper Why change from the bus box.

@@badbug911 building a much higher hp engine

Sry I wasn’t notified of this comment…. I got all the parts at a local hardware store. “Tractor supply company “. Ace hardware carries a lot of the same type stuff.

In the vid I said I used a 22mm socket. I actually used a 1 1/4 socket which is right at a 32mm. Then 1/2-13 nuts.

@@superwhapper thanks 😊

I did. it was a fun project. but they don't really work. with how pissed the motor is, 3 traffic lights and it starts to overheat

maybe try centrifugal fans?

@@13badbrad1 I looked at some of those. The cfm was to low. I’ve seen people have luck with the squirrel cage fans.

it really is a blast. but I chucked the motor. soon I'll be starting on putting in a bigger one

a 22mm socket just happened to work perfectly with the 1/2-13 left hand nuts I had. the spacing with this combo fits perfectly.

I just bought a 22mm trying to replicate the patented tool, but the splines wouldn't fit in the socket, so I had to get a 32mm and that looks more like it

@@lirryeti wow my bad, I went and looked. I used a 1 1/4 socket. which is 31.7mm so ya your right, 32mm. sry bout that. I wonder why I had 22 in my head????

Lol, no worries, I just wanted to shed some light on the tool, cause it's a great idea!! Anyways, I got it squared up with 32mm socket and 17mm nuts for like $5 bucks

keep it tuned right, hit it with enough power to make it slip. and it's a dream!