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Old 04-10-2018   #21
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Glen, was the 1/4 mile timed? Without doing the math, I'm guessing about 4 seconds.
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Old 04-10-2018   #22
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Glen, was the 1/4 mile timed? Without doing the math, I'm guessing about 4 seconds.
Hi yes they were using tag heuer timing gear we only got the speed given to us


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Old 04-11-2018   #23
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Hi all I went racing again last weekend this time I did a flying 1/4 mile we had 1.5 miles run up 1/4 mile timed section 1.5 miles run down on the timed section I got to 176 mph both ways then I kept going after the timed section and got up to 184 mph on my GPS before I had to slow down here's a couple of videos of the race both videos are of the same race we got 7 runs all together

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https://youtu.be/eVtmCmN4038

https://youtu.be/gAbtWhhq5f0



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Old 04-11-2018   #24
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Wow! That is awesome!
No way I could trust my Z at that speed, at least not yet. Have lots of work to go ....
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Old 04-11-2018   #25
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Hi yes they were using tag heuer timing gear we only got the speed given to us


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So, what was your 1/4 mile time?
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Old 04-12-2018   #26
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Extra cubic inches helps the top end. I did 168 this past year in a standing mile and that was with my gas pedal breaking during my shift into 4th gear. It broke the lever attaching to the floor and fell off sideways on the floor board next to the brake pedal. Hopefully this year I'll get a chance to see how fast we can go without a "problem". That was a little scary when it happened as I didn't know what it was until I finished and could look down.
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Old 04-12-2018   #27
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Extra cubic inches helps the top end. I did 178 this past year in a standing mile and that was with my gas pedal breaking during my shift into 4th gear. It broke the lever attaching to the floor and fell off sideways on the floor board next to the brake pedal. Hopefully this year I'll get a chance to see how fast we can go without a "problem". That was a little scary when it happened as I didn't know what it was until I finished and could look down.
Did you get only 1 run I got 7 runs all together

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Old 04-12-2018   #28
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Glen,
It was great to talk with you. Glad you called. Your ZR-1 is indeed running great and is obviously driven quite well too, 1/4 mile drags and top speed both! We are all proud of you for showing how the ZR-1 performs with a very stock engine, just what it was designed to do.

Best part is you had lots of fun :-)
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Thanks Jerry you have been super awesome to deal with thanks for looking after the LT5 community
Regards Glen Collins

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Old 04-12-2018   #30
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Did you get only 1 run I got 7 runs all together
We had 3 runs, but my gas pedal mount broke during the first run. I had to fix my car, so wasn't able to do the next two runs.
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