There's a Mouse in the house
#22
Crazy Energy
Joined: Aug 2007
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From: Oklahoma God's country no one else wants it.
Man that video was awsome, When I get back to the shop I'll see if they have my Hyd. steering rams off for you. Lets not go that fast without them, I know it's hard.
Your motor reminds me of the movie Tommy Boy when he puts the coat on and rips the back out as he say's " Big - man - in - a - little - coat."
But in your case "Big block in a little Mouse"
Your motor reminds me of the movie Tommy Boy when he puts the coat on and rips the back out as he say's " Big - man - in - a - little - coat."
But in your case "Big block in a little Mouse"
#25
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Joined: Nov 2007
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From: Edgewater M.D.
Boat looks great , nice clean job on the rigging .Smart to do the steering and tab up grade . Bob and I were talking about it , and we are expecting some where in the triple digit range for top end . Make sure you do the steering before you try WOT. Be safe and have fun .
#27
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Joined: Jan 2004
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From: Northern NY
I heard that!
Years ago there was a 22 rigged up here with a small block and a Banks turbo kit that ran around 100. I would consider the hyd steering to be the number one priority, for both safety and better handling. Speed is a great thing, but not if you can't use it safely.
#29
Steering would be the next upgrade I'd do for sure. If you are keeping the Alpha, start with this:
http://www.cpperformance.com/detail.aspx?ID=1737
Then you can add a hydraulic helm later.
http://www.cpperformance.com/detail.aspx?ID=1737
Then you can add a hydraulic helm later.
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Patrick
Patrick
#30
D id say Bravo swap is nessasery for the H.P. but all the luck with the alpha. And please no Tripple digit storys of blowing 200 alphas haha. Good Luck man hope to see you and everyone at the V-Fest next year.
-Mike
-Mike



