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05-29-2005 #1
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1969 Formula D Camaro
We had a chance to get the car back out on the course again this weekend at Willow Springs. The car is really coming along. I have added a new video to the site.
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05-29-2005 #2
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Another killer video. Looks like more fun than legally allowed.
What is the long stick in the center? I am assuming a front brake lever?Bill
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NICE DRIVIN' KINSER!!
Sweet vid's!
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same question, whats the long lever for?
Car sounds weird but cool lol. Falken sponsor your abuse on tires?
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VERY sweet. I always new some american muscle would come along and school those ricers. Awsome.
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The lever operates a second set of wilwood calipers on the rear.
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Very awesome a lot. Please install flamethrowers. Wire the activation switch into that secondary brake pedal.
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