Cool Induction. [ Warning! Old School ]

[Michael Mcleod]

Chrysler induction circa 1962.

[Loré Arens]

 

[John Hartman]

thats HOT!!

I love it when people go outside the box on stuff like that.

[Brett Haviland]

thats not outside the box john... thats a OEM option

426 maxwedge with a crossram biotch.

[John Hartman]

I am aware of that 

The OEM was thinking outside the box in this case. 

Domestic stuff at that time was usually more of the same when it came to "innovation"

small changes to the same formula or "make it bigger"

[daniel sanat]

you guys think it has v-taccc?

[daniel Dee]

I think it is 413 cross ram with the long runners.
I owned an 426 factory stage three wedge cross runner with short runners.
Ran 11.4 @ 117 MPH  all mid range power...
 

[John Hartman]

Dan thats a good launch for an old school rwd car man!!  I ran 11.9 with 117mph and a 1.7x 60'

[daniel Dee]

With Drag Slicks and cage.....
In those days we drove on the street with slicks and skinny front racing tires
Everything was all torque...and we were all crazy too!
I think driving with slicks on the street ended in the last nineties.

[Calvin Ng]

R compound replaced slicks on the streets muhahahahah

[John Hartman]

as did good suspension, awd and good limited slip diffs with traction/stability control.

that and to run a car like that for a friday nite of fun on the street would probably cost you $50 in gas.

[Jason Harwood]

Rain in vancouver stopped it.

Also, the fact that it became illegal didnt help.

[John Hartman]

pshh, its been illegal for years and years, it just got alot of headlines.