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  • ParkerP Offline
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    Parker
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    #17

    zbrown;222297 wrote:
    9.4 @ 140+???

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    I fibbed a bit, that was completely stock TII diff, axles, suspension....

    I know of NA rears in low 10s though
    lol... thats the solid axle under that... n00b..

    10 Jeep
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    70 F100
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    > BlueSRT0483;244555 wrote:
    > As proven by Parker... Not everything you read on the internet is true.
    > Trafik Jamz;260984 wrote:
    > You are right Parker.

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    • ParkerP Offline
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      #18

      squawsnatch;222296 wrote:
      zac..................if only the noobs knew what the stock na rear end was capable of.
      lol @ u.... im pretty sure i of all people here knows what the staock n/a rear diff is good too... its good to the tens, yes... But... wheel hop is the enemy in most cases

      10 Jeep
      10 F450
      08 F250
      05 F350
      86 rx7
      70 F100
      63 Olds

      > BlueSRT0483;244555 wrote:
      > As proven by Parker... Not everything you read on the internet is true.
      > Trafik Jamz;260984 wrote:
      > You are right Parker.

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      • zbrownZ Offline
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        Parker;222299 wrote:
        lol... thats the solid axle under that... n00b..

        hmmmm...

        looks to me like the wheels are toed in big time........ how does that happen on a solid axe....

        parker = noob

        and that car DID do a 9.40 @ 142 on a stock TII rear, halfshafts, and suspension.....

        it is backhalved now yes

        rx7-8.89@157mph
        12v dodge, twins

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        • wesholeW Offline
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          #20

          zbrown;222307 wrote:
          hmmmm...

          looks to me like the wheels are toed in big time........ how does that happen on a solid axe....

          parker = noob

          and that car DID do a 9.40 @ 142 on a stock TII rear, halfshafts, and suspension.....

          it is backhalved now yes

          Speaking of N00bs, it's not "toe" that your looking at there is camber my friend. And it is definately showing negative camber. Indicative of an independent rear suspension.

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          • SPANISH-RICES Offline
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            weshole;222309 wrote:
            Speaking of N00bs, it's not "toe" that your looking at there is camber my friend. And it is definately showing negative camber.

            pwnd

            here a psht, there psht, everywhere a psht psht
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              +1 for slow sauce haha jk

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              • ParkerP Offline
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                Parker
                wrote on last edited by
                #23

                zbrown;222307 wrote:
                hmmmm...

                looks to me like the wheels are toed in big time........ how does that happen on a solid axe....

                parker = noob

                and that car DID do a 9.40 @ 142 on a stock TII rear, halfshafts, and suspension.....

                it is backhalved now yes
                lol... thats katorx7's car (v8rx7forum)... and that pass in the picture was done on a granny's solid axle kit.. you are basing the front to the rear... just looks like a solid axle too me..

                10 Jeep
                10 F450
                08 F250
                05 F350
                86 rx7
                70 F100
                63 Olds

                > BlueSRT0483;244555 wrote:
                > As proven by Parker... Not everything you read on the internet is true.
                > Trafik Jamz;260984 wrote:
                > You are right Parker.

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                • zbrownZ Offline
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                  #24

                  weshole;222309 wrote:
                  Speaking of N00bs, it's not "toe" that your looking at there is camber my friend. And it is definately showing negative camber. Indicative of an independent rear suspension.

                  thanks for keeping me in line 🙂

                  rx7-8.89@157mph
                  12v dodge, twins

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                  • z31Z Offline
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                    That is not a solid rear axle, unless it's bent. :icon_scratch:

                    IRS can hold a lot of power. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mf4R0Ba_zHQ

                    86 Nissan 300zx 12.43 @ 114 Top End Dragways

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                    • ParkerP Offline
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                      Parker
                      wrote on last edited by
                      #26

                      z31;222418 wrote:
                      That is not a solid rear axle, unless it's bent. :icon_scratch:

                      IRS can hold a lot of power. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mf4R0Ba_zHQ
                      lol... that does not look like an rx7 with a 7'' ring gear...

                      and yes... the rear looks like its cambering in... if you compare it to the <u>front, that is about ready to lift</u>... but prove me wrong.. run a 9 second pass on a 7'' ring gear and shut me up:icon_cheers:

                      10 Jeep
                      10 F450
                      08 F250
                      05 F350
                      86 rx7
                      70 F100
                      63 Olds

                      > BlueSRT0483;244555 wrote:
                      > As proven by Parker... Not everything you read on the internet is true.
                      > Trafik Jamz;260984 wrote:
                      > You are right Parker.

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                      • Afsil80A Offline
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                        The REAL question:

                        How many N/A rear ends will you go through before you decide to go with something different? 😉

                        -Peter

                        1991 240SX
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                        • ParkerP Offline
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                          Afsil80;222510 wrote:
                          The REAL question:

                          How many N/A rear ends will you go through before you decide to go with something different? 😉
                          hopefuly none

                          10 Jeep
                          10 F450
                          08 F250
                          05 F350
                          86 rx7
                          70 F100
                          63 Olds

                          > BlueSRT0483;244555 wrote:
                          > As proven by Parker... Not everything you read on the internet is true.
                          > Trafik Jamz;260984 wrote:
                          > You are right Parker.

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