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724tim
01-02-2009, 06:43 PM
Sick Seconds (http://disturbinglykool.buildsheet.com/2008/12/23/sick-seconds/)

http://www.freiburgersjunkyard.com/blog/ProRides-Sick-Seconds-Revealed-and-You-Won-t-Believe-This-It-s-a-69-Camaro.html


www.goprorides.com

…go ahead… say it out loud a few times… faster now. It just sorta rolls off the tongue, doesn’t it?
I was beyond stoked to get the phone call from Denny Terzich regarding the latest bad-boy project getting underway at ProRides (http://www.goprorides.com/)… It was an honor to talk with him and make a new friend to begin with, but even sweeter was that his call was the result of another referral… Nothing makes my day like knowing that a client thought enough of me to “tell a friend”! Suffice to say, it’s another drag car, and shares that killer stance and blistering performance we’ve come to expect after their 2007 Drag Week harbinger of speed ‘67 Camaro.
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After accomplishing a major record in Hot Rod Magazine’s Drag Week 2007, ProRides is about to embark on a new level of performance never seen before.
Not only did ProRides head to Drag Week with the intention of beating the old record (think mid-low 8 second 1/4 mile times!), but to finish the event, driving 1,000 miles while pulling a trailer. While the bets were being placed that the clean black Camaro wouldn’t even finish the week, the car shook the hot rod and race world by posting a first pass E.T. of 7.64. Truly the pass heard ’round the world! Granted, the ProRides team was as surprised as anyone, and the venture served to underscore the positive results that come from combining great companies and partnerships with a thorough process.
After talking to Rob Kinnan of Hot Rod Magazine at this year’s Drag Week, the ProRides crew had the idea of building a 6-second ET capable car to drive the grueling 1,000 mile Drag Week course. Imagine…. a 6 second ET vehicle driving 200-300 miles per day while pulling a trailer!!! Unheard of, and a true torture test for the components involved… While many have claimed they have a street car that is very fast and even some that state in the 6 second E.T. range, it’s obvious that anyone can idle around at a local car cruise or show. The true test is actually driving the car on the street. This is the reason why the “Fastest Street Car in America” can only be crowned at this event.
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Coverage of the build will be inside of Hot Rod Magazine’s “Project Garage” section and on their website. ProRides is also working with Scott Killeen of the BuildBook (http://www.buildbookusa.com/) series to document the entire build… By now, the chassis has debuted at PRI, in the SunCoast Racecars Booth, # 363 South Hall. And of course, look for more updates, as well as that crazy grin plastered to my face…
<SMALL>This entry was posted on Tuesday, December 23rd, 2008 </SMALL>

BMF Machine
01-02-2009, 07:04 PM
GoT to be PossiblE! GonnA be watching this one for SurE!

P.S. KilleR ProjecT NamE!

724tim
01-02-2009, 07:37 PM
http://www.lateral-g.net/forums/showthread.php4?p=185632

We will be debuting a new 1969 Camaro at SEMA 09 in the GearVendors booth that will attempt to drive 1,000 miles at Hot Rod Magazine's Drag Week and run a 6 Second ET on the dragstrip. After our 67 Camaro set the new records by running a 7 second run at all five tracks, I knew the only thing we could do is to run a 6 second ET! With building many G-Machines and winning the Street Machine of the Year in 02 with my 56 Chevy, the straight line became a new challenge. Do not be suprised though if you see this car going through the road course at Columbus Goodguys though! We will be running Billet Specialties 20x15 and 18 x 8 for the car shows. The car will have:
2,000+ horsepower
Carbon Fiber interior
full chassis
ProCharger 600 inch motor
Composite front end and doors
While it will not totally be a G-Machine, I thought I would share.
Watch for build updates in Hot Rod Magazine and another issue of the BuildBook on "Project Sick Seconds".....

Denny Terzich



After accomplishing a major record in Hot Rod Magazine's Drag Week, ProRides is about to embark on a new level of performance never seen before. We went to Drag Week to beat the old record of mid to low 8 second et's that were set in previous years. Our first pass was heard around the hot rod and race world with a 7.64 ET. The bets were placed that we would not finish out the week. We ended up not only driving the 1,000 miles pulling a trailer but ran 7 second ET's at every track. We were as surprised as anyone however when you circle great companies with a thorough process, success was achieved.
So many have asked ....what is next? After talking to Rob Kinnan of Hot Rod Magazine at this years Drag Week, we had an idea of building a 6 second ET capable car to drive the grueling 1,000 mile Drag Week course. Imagine.... a 6 second ET vehicle driving 200-300 miles per day while pulling a trailer!!! There is no better marketing campaign than this for your parts!
Now many have claimed they have a street car that is very fast and even some that state in the 6 second et range, however anyone can drive around at a local car cruise or show. Hot Rod Magazine's Drag Week is an open forum and anyone can register for the event. This is the reason why the "Fastest Street Car in America" can only be crowned at this event.
Here are the specs of what we are doing and a time-line:

* SunCoast Racecars is building the chassis today to be on display at PRI 08. We will have the rolling chassis on display 8 feet in the air for people to observe.
* SEMA 09 - Complete car on display with GearVendors which is in Hot Rod Alley accross from Hot Rod Magazine and Source Link.
* PRI 09 - On display with GearVendors
* ISCA indoor car shows during the 09 / 2010 fall and winter events.
* Goodguys and Super Chevy shows to compete both show and race. (This car will be dual purpose both show and race with two sets of Billet Specialties Wheels)
* 2010 Drag Week - Rewrite history!
* Debut the BuildBook - 100 page of the entire build up of the car and companies involved

Coverage of the build will be inside of Hot Rod Magazine's "Project Garage" section and on their website. We are also working with Scott Killeen of the BuildBook (www.buildbookusa.com (http://www.buildbookusa.com)) to document the entire build.

Many companies are already on board this exciting project and most of them are the same companies that were part of the 1967 Camaro that won Drag Week 07. We created the best marketing opportunity with the performance and also durability of their parts. We now have an opportunity to create something even larger than the last time and we can do it together. I appreciate everyone's commitment to this unheard of goal. Together, we can shatter all records and re-write history. A rendering should be out soon and check out the rolling chassis at PRI this year. The booth is SunCoast Racecars - Booth # 363 South Hall.

Thanks
Denny Terzich
ProRides llc
www.goprorides.com (http://www.goprorides.com)

724tim
01-07-2009, 03:13 PM
well what do you guys think ?

heliarclee
01-17-2009, 02:19 PM
Im sure I will see first hand what this car has to offer. I work at Prorides/RPM up in Warrendale, PA. This car should be bad ass.

724tim
01-24-2009, 04:41 PM
Im sure I will see first hand what this car has to offer. I work at Prorides/RPM up in Warrendale, PA. This car should be bad ass.

will Volker be painting it?

heliarclee
01-24-2009, 06:57 PM
Im not sure who's going to paint it. The car hasn't made it to our shop yet, so there is no telling.

724tim
01-27-2009, 08:29 AM
heliarclee,

whats going on with those two GTM cars ?

heliarclee
01-27-2009, 07:25 PM
How do you know about them?We are working on car #2 right now. #1 was at Barrett Jackson and is supposed to be back at the shop soon for finishing touches.

724tim
01-28-2009, 08:37 AM
How do you know about them?We are working on car #2 right now. #1 was at Barrett Jackson and is supposed to be back at the shop soon for finishing touches.

I saw the black & orange one at volkers, and the guy that owns them has prorides listed as the builders on his web site.

http://alanautosports.com/contact.html

heliarclee
01-31-2009, 07:57 PM
We did most of the final assembly on the first one. The fit of these cars from the factory isn't that good. There are alot of hours in them making everything fit right. Working on the 2nd car right now.

724tim
01-31-2009, 09:32 PM
what color is it going to be ?