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    1. #1
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      THought this was interesting

      www.barabus.info



      "There is no such thing as 'cheating'...it's called 'innovation'"
      ~Smokey Yunick


    2. #2
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      It may be a fraud or at the least way over hype by the mfg. This was discussed at CC.com WARINING title NSFW. http://corner-carvers.com/forums/showthread.php?t=30449
      I really love the plagiarism right from the Saleen sight.
      Brian


      I have an unlimited budget. That bad part is I have already used it up.

    3. #3
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      First time I saw the photo I thought it was a new S7.I'd be interested to know how they 're-engineered' the block ???

      How can you put 1005 horses to the ground well enough to do 1.67 to 60? is it just one large steamroller rear tire instead of two sort of wide ones :P
      HEH,good point
      "There is no such thing as 'cheating'...it's called 'innovation'"
      ~Smokey Yunick

    4. #4
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      Is it just me or does this pic look like a model kit?

      "There is no such thing as 'cheating'...it's called 'innovation'"
      ~Smokey Yunick

    5. #5
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      Almost looks like a photochop of the red one..
      Travis

      '67 Mustang 289 {Ssssssold...?}
      '71 Ruster 340 {Project}

    6. #6
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      the "Barabus" engine looks alot like a banks engine to me
      72 Nova SS, on the back burner for now.


      current cruiser: "The green machine"

      '70 Impala 4drht, 26K original miles, 2" drop springs and large swaybars, drives pretty good for a land yahct in the middle of an ls1 swap, but thinking about changing directions to a duramax diesel swap.

    7. #7
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      Quote Originally Posted by justanova
      the "Barabus" engine looks alot like a banks engine to me
      yeah, and since when is barabus spelled B-A-N-K-S?

      Cause that's what's written on the carb cover and valve covers.

      edit: nm, that's just the little shot on their website. good to see they at least grind it off of the actual cars.




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