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Wednesday Night Tech Talk LIVE #nonamenationals
Wednesday Night Tech Talk LIVE #nonamenationals
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AHRA Drag Racing History Inside Scoop with the ONE and ONLY "Animal" Jim Feurer
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AHRA Drag Racing History Inside Scoop with the ONE and ONLY "Animal" Jim Feurer
AHRA Drag Racing History Channel: The Evolution of Funny Cars... The Final Chapter!
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AHRA Drag Racing History Channel: The Evolution of Funny Cars... The Final Chapter!
AHRA Drag Racing History Channel: Jim Hall Interview (Golden Commandos)
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AHRA Drag Racing History Channel: Jim Hall Interview (Golden Commandos)
AHRA Drag Racing History Channel: The Evolution of Funny Cars Part 3
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AHRA Drag Racing History Channel: The Evolution of Funny Cars Part 3
AHRA Drag Racing History Channel: Evolution of Funny Cars with Steve Magnante Part 2
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AHRA Drag Racing History Channel: Evolution of Funny Cars with Steve Magnante Part 2
AHRA Drag Racing History Channel: Evolution of Funny Cars with Steve Magnante Part 1
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AHRA Drag Racing History Channel: Evolution of Funny Cars with Steve Magnante Part 1
AHRA Drag Racing History Channel: FX Class
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AHRA Drag Racing History Channel: FX Class
AHRA Drag Racing History Channel - Gassers!
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AHRA Drag Racing History Channel - Gassers!
AHRA Drag Racing History: The Slingshot Dragster
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AHRA Drag Racing History: The Slingshot Dragster
AHRA Drag Racing History Channel - Introduction
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AHRA Drag Racing History Channel - Introduction
More AHRA Nostalgia Modified Debut Jeffers Motorsports Park 27 June 2020
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More AHRA Nostalgia Modified Debut Jeffers Motorsports Park 27 June 2020
Nostalgia Modified Class Debut Jeffers Motorsports Park Sikeston, Mo June 27th 2020
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Nostalgia Modified Class Debut Jeffers Motorsports Park Sikeston, Mo June 27th 2020
Found d you from UTG, thanks Pal!! Love it !!
Saved this to my play list. Glad to see a live again!
Thanks for joining the live! We are live again tonight!
Happy new year all. Listening on the 1/1/25. There is a reason aero war piston engines were V12s.
TrickFlow new heads flow 342cfm at .650 lift out of the box and are being given away at PRI Saturday morning! 🏁
There are numerous SHELL GAS STATIONS in Iowa. All have 93 Octane fuel.
DLC Coatings Diamond Like Carbon (DLC) coatings, a new technological advancement of PVD + PECVD coatings, has been widely successful in the commercial industry. Calico's carbon-based coating has extreme hardness due to the diamond crystal structure and is soft and lubricious due to the graphite crystal structure. Combining these two structures reduces the coefficient of friction by 200%-500% compared to traditional tribological PVD coatings. Our DLC coatings are generally amorphous (without typical crystal structure) and can be deposited using an expansive range of processes with elements like hydrogen and metals such as chromium. These integral components and techniques have an outstanding impact on the properties and structures of the DLC coating. The properties of DLC coatings in terms of increased hardness, coefficient of friction, roughness, adhesion level, load carrying capacity, resistance to humidity influenced degradation, fatigue tolerance, etc. can be personalized over a varied range depending upon deposition parameters, deposition technology and the combination of materials making up the DLC coating. Calico's Diamond Like Carbon (DLC) coatings are in a dense, metastable form of hydrogenated amorphous carbon (a-C:H) containing significant SP3 bonding.
What is DLC? Diamond-Like Carbon, commonly referred to as DLC, is a family of carbon-based coatings that has extreme hardness due to the diamond crystal (tetragonal) structure and is soft and lubricious due to the graphite crystal (hexagonal) structure. DLC is amorphous in nature (does not have a crystal structure. DLC is a technological advancement of Physical Vapor Deposition (PVD) + Plasma Enhanced Chemical Vapor Deposition (PECVD) coatings that has been widely successful in the commercial industry. Is DLC a type of PVD coating? DLC coatings are deposited using a Plasma Assisted Chemical Vapor Deposition (PACVD) method. Unlike the PVD method which involves physically depositing the solid target material source onto the component surface, PACVD involves a precursor gas source (hydrocarbon) that is broken down into carbon and hydrogen atoms in plasma and deposited as DLC on the component surface in an amorphous fashion. Is DLC directly applied to component surfaces? DLC coatings are generally applied after a PVD underlayer such as Titanium (Ti), Chromium (Cr) or Chromium Nitride (CrN), or a combination has first been deposited on the component surface. The selected underlayer depends on various factors such as hardness of the component surface (substrate), bonding characteristics with the substrate, load bearing requirements of the application, and is determined based on the application and performance requirements. What is a typical deposition temperature for DLC coatings? DLC coatings are deposited at relatively low temperatures below 200°C. Calico’s technology allows these coatings to be applied at around 170°C. With our plasma enhancement technology, we can deposit at these low temperatures, ensuring there is no distortion or change in core properties of the component being coated. Thus, precision components with tight dimensional tolerances can be coated with DLC without any concerns. What is the general DLC coating thickness range? Total coating thickness, including underlayer, is uniform and ranges from 1 to 5 microns. The exact coating thickness within this range is determined based on the application and performance requirements. What is the hardness of DLC coatings? DLC coating hardness can range from 1500 - 3200 HV, depending on the type of DLC coating and choice of underlayer. What are the main benefits of DLC coatings? High hardness (2500-4500 HV) Excellent wear resistance Friction reduction Thin, uniform film (precision coating) Excellent aesthetics What is a typical friction coefficient value achieved with DLC coatings? Coefficient of friction is generally the ratio of the frictional force to the normal force when two bodies interact with each other. Applying DLC coatings helps to reduce friction for applications involving smooth, interacting surfaces. Lubrication plays a key role in this property as well. Typical friction coefficient range for components with DLC coated surfaces can be around 0.10 to 0.25 in a dry-condition and less than 0.10 in a lubricated condition. Are there any limitations of DLC coatings? DLC coatings, primarily due to carbon, cannot be used when service temperatures exceed 350°C. Can you remove the DLC coating and re-coat components if required? Yes. DLC coating can be removed or stripped if required. While the DLC layer can be removed within the same coating chamber using a reactive plasma-based process, removal of the PVD underlayer(s) requires components to be immersed in a chemical solution for a certain amount of time. The components may require additional polishing before recoating. Are there different types of DLC coatings? DLC is a family of ultra-hard, thin-film, carbon-based coatings that can be broadly classified into: Hydrogenated DLC, represented as a-C:H (amorphous carbon, hydrogenated). In this category there are several coatings with different underlayers - but all have the same a-C:H top layer. The full range of hardness for coatings within this family is 1000-2800 HV, but the typical range is 2000-2200 HV. For further details, please refer to the DLC Coatings section of our website. Non-Hydrogenated DLC, represented as ta-C (tetrahedral amorphous carbon). This coating is deposited from solid carbon sources, rather than a gaseous hydrocarbon (as for the a-C:H coatings) precursor. The specific arrangements of the carbon atoms within the ta-C coatings results in them being at least 20% harder than the standard a-C:H coatings and can withstand operating temperatures of up to 450° C - which is about 100° C higher than the maximum temperature resistance of a-C:H coatings. What are typical applications of DLC Coatings? DLC coatings are used for a wide range of applications. DLC coatings are especially useful where a combination of both wear and friction reduction is required. DLC coatings also offer a cosmetically pleasing charcoal finish. Typical applications include: Automotive: piston wrist lifters, pins, rocker arms, transmission gears, etc. Medical: surgical tools, prosthetic applications Firearms: pistol slides, barrels, bolt carriers Industrial components and machinery: pistons, plungers, gears, mechanical seals Injection molding: dies, ejector pins, sliding machine parts.
🙃 I'm ashamed to say I missed this, upside down in Down Under.
Long live The Farmer! Been my hero since childhood.
So NICE to see Bruce Gowland" Of Brampton , Ontario Canada with his 1965 white 4dr ChevyII . He put Canada on the map for FX funnycar . R.I.P Bruce , you were such a good friend ! Thank-you 🙏
When are you bringing the association back? Now I have two muscle cars I really want to put stickers and stuff and talk up the ahar
I had already brought the association back from 2018 to 2023, then I got a divorce... so needless to say, once everything is settled, I'll see where I stand.
KS_Skyhawk here too. Changing out a heater core in the Skyhawk. It would be easier to r&r the engine.
I bet that would be hard! Skyhawks are not known for their vast roominess.
@AmericanHotRodAssociation I did this yesterday thinking it was Wednesday. Oops. As you'll discover, if you ever have time to consider it, in retirement, what day it actually is, looses importance. I'm telling you, it compares favorably to sex
KS_Skyhawk here and also changing a heater core. Not fun! !
Started with a 318 block, checked for cracks, dipped, baked, blasted, squared the deck, bored .030, align honed with ARP main studs, balanced, Icon forged pistons/ring kit IC846.030KTD, Lunati Voodoo hydraulic cam kit 20200713LK, Scat cast steel 4 inch stroke crank, Eagle rods, Sealed Power Main bearings (set at .0025 oil clearance), sealed power N bearings (set at .002 clearance), Melling oil HV pump, Milodon windage tray, hi-flow water pump, Edelbrock double timing chain set, Trick flows 190 heads with 1.6 Harland Sharp rockers. The quench is .043. Edelbrock Air Gap intake gasket matched and a 780 Pro System carb with a 1 inch 4 hole spacer. Dyno at: 535hp / 535TQ 🏁🏁
318 block, checked for cracks, dipped, baked, blasted, squared the deck, bored .030, align honed with ARP main studs, balanced, Icon forged pistons/ring kit IC846.030KTD, Lunati Voodoo hydraulic cam kit 20200713LK, Scat cast steel 4 inch stroke crank, Eagle rods, Sealed Power Main bearings (set at .0025 oil clearance), sealed power N bearings (set at .002 clearance), Melling oil HV pump, Milodon windage tray, hi-flow water pump, Edelbrock double timing chain set, Trick flows 190 heads with 1.6 Harland Sharp rockers. The quench is .043. Edelbrock Air Gap intake gasket matched and a 780 Pro System carb with a 1 inch 4 hole spacer. Dyno 535hp /535TQ
Nice build, with very nice heads!
Love the idea.... The NA 333ci idea is great. Basic, easy, cost effective, great for learning & having FUN FUN FUN. No carb limit.🏁🏁🏁3001lbs or over... I like the name: "Screaming 3s!" Would prefer 1/4 mile though.
Love those years , 68,69,70,71,72,73 awesome !!! . . . My home track was just off the interstate in Memphis . . Lakeland International . . Loved the Coke Cavalcade . . Remember seeing the stars and our local funnys - Super Duster , Super Cuda
Use the best goddam heads you can afford. Go Clevsor
Well I'll have to watch this after the fact cause I'm working
Dallas, 14 ohms in parallel with 14 ohms is 7 ohms, not 14.
Great stuff! I really appreciate the pics you're posting of the cars you're discussing:)
Hey Suckers and Dallas and all the rest of you good people. I missed the live but watched it at Midnight. PAW, i ordered double pumpers and a Cam Dynamics sludge for my first ever engine build. Clevland of course. Rude South of the border guy on the phone. I was worried about rejetting my 650 VRS's for a tunnel ram but it seems that is not needed. It not Andy's engine but it should/ better make 500. Wish i was at the live but I drove 330 miles to get a Tremec 6 speed for my Fairlane. Great kit, from Mal Wood. Nice guy, said he even sends stuff over to the States! Catch yous next week. Cheers.
Dallas I love he G-force idea I have a G-101 in my car I absolutely love it + it don’t take as much HP to turn it compared to any slush box out there. Bone stock coyote in my notchback and it goes 6.31 @ 109 in the 1/8th.
Heya folks
Thanks guys!
I use solid lifters in my 392 hemi that is in my ski boat. for whats its worth
Sorry I missed the live
They do not use drum brakes on trucks anymore for a couple of years
We were out picking up a dead truck and it took longer than expected, so we missed this. Have to watch the rerun.
Love your covering John Lundberg. Was definitely the voice of drag racing.
The gasser and funny car stuff is cool but we need some coverage of the sportsman racers which are the backbone of the sport. Appreciate what your doing.
Good dudes!
Loved watching animal jim 👍
Maybe the California guys wanting to have a altered wheelbase car for street use was called Nutty. Maybe it could have been known as the nutty funny car. California based only. Originally
Love that 57 Ford
Best tech talk on YT.
You guys need a tip jar. I couldn’t find anywhere on here, to send a few bucks.
Bread and Circuses
I don’t think zinc is abrasive in oil even if it’s excessive. It’s a high pressure lubricant that simply increases oil film strength. But what do I know.
Lifters are not flat on the bottom. They are convex. If they are flat they will not rotate properly and they will fail. If you don't want to gamble just switch to roller lifters.
This should really be interesting .....
Watched later. Always fun.
Great thumbnail from Munsters Go bome. The Dragula. Funny movie.
'63 Special!!
I spent a lot of hours at the dragstrip with that car as a kid. My Mom was the blonde sitting on the hood of the goldfish, and my father was Gene Meyers. Wonderful memories.
If you come across anymore 3xl Founders T-Shirts, let me know! My order got refunded on eBay lol
Yeah, that was me. We ran out and I had not updated the numbers available on eBay. I'll let you know if we get some more of them.
Dammit missed it..playin catch up today..
AHRA for the win. #408, get your asses up to the northeast. I talked to a 'guy' at Lebanon Valley, he seemed pretty enthusiastic! ☆☆☆☆