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Old August 24th, 2008, 09:56 PM
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Titan Motorsports~ Quickest 10.5 tire car with a 4.20 @173mph in the 1/8.

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In this video they run a 4.23 @172mph, but they had previously run a 4.20 @173mph making them the quickest 10.5 tire car in all the land. Not bad for a little 180 cubic inch factory block/head Inline 6 cylinder!

PS: This is not Outlaw 10.5, rather this is Extreme 10.5 in the ADRL series!
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Old August 24th, 2008, 11:53 PM
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Simply awesome .
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That is definately impressive but I think it is important to note that the ADRL rules are not the same as most other 10.5 Heads Up Type classses. The ADRL rules are much more open and doesn't have a weight requirement and they allow wheelie bars.
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Old August 26th, 2008, 03:27 AM
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Still what was the ci on the other car??
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Still what was the ci on the other car??
Don't know exactly how many cubes but my guess is a LOT more than 180!
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Exactly my thoughts, lol.
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They are always impressive. 180ci? I kinda doubt that.
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They are always impressive. 180ci? I kinda doubt that.
Actually its about 184 . But close enough.


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