The 'Quickest' A-Body Small Blocks

Pointing out the HUGE fallacy with your premise.

From the factory, as a regular joe could buy them. None of the A cars ran better than 14.20's in purely stock form. No distributor recurving, jetting/rod changes, lowering, drilled shocks/shock packages, lightening or any of the other tricks that were done by the cars as tested.

As pointed out earlier, when was the test run, middle of the dog days of summer or on a cool crisp fall evening/day? Nobody really gave much thought to DA in 1968-1971. Test at OCIR then at Las vegas and see how that fast car runs .4 off.

Post bomb away... more written east coast diarrhea to follow. Bandwidth killer!!! :D

Wrong Again..........Back-Cracked

Ronnie Sox put down a best of 13.98 @ 100.33 MPG at Orange County International Raceway
in March 1970 with a 1970 'Duster 340' ~ 4-Speed ~ 3.91 Gears.

All Stock, and 'certified' by NHRA Regional Advisor - Bill Morton.

Shipping Weight.... #3124 lbs.
Curb Weight.......... #3265 lbs.

And the Hits just keep coming...