s10 serving a ford

[sgblazer2]

atlanta dragway night of fire '09....4.46@156mph

http://i293.photobucket.com/albums/mm80/sgblazer2/th_100_1424.jpg (http://s293.photobucket.com/albums/mm80/sgblazer2/?action=view&current=100_1424.flv)

[Diabolical]

Damn!!!
He sure did keep that purge on.. Maybe he should have heated the bottles a little and not wasted so much juice??
Killer run.. and spanking a Ford=10,000 Bonus points!!

[01XtremeLT1]

Wasted so much nitrous that I probably could have made a few runs with just what he wasted at the line.

[Kelly Kilbourne]

That is Jeff Paulk's limited street S-10. The truck is sweet best of every thing and hauls ass.

[Diabolical]

Paulk runs a 762 Cubic Inch Nitrous-Assisted BBC in his S-10
I know that truck has gone 4.79 over half a year ago..

http://www.outlawlimitedstreet.com/newsupdates/101708.jpg

[dand355]

sweet smell of another chevy beating a ford. and the purging he must of had to much bottle pressure

[civil]

that is insane! :laughoutloud:

[az03sonoma]

That truck is so sweet & juicy :10:

[jameskirk1]

762

sick.

[sgblazer2]

im blind, it does says 4.96 et@ 150mph...my bad, here's part of the news archive from the reporter...




This year’s Night of Fire showcased a handful of fast cars for the speed demon in all of us. A national anthem ceremony was held courtesy of visiting army officials, introducing the highlights of the night. Kate Harker (of the KDH racing team) brought her NHRA Top Alcohol dragster, covering the quarter mile in 5.97 seconds at 228 mph. Clayton Reeves, former Atlanta Dragway racer, ran his supercharged, alcohol burning Top Dragster (in preparation to run in the NHRA Top Dragster class), zooming past the grandstands in 6.97 seconds at 195.5 mph. Jeff Paulk (in a silver S-10 pick-up) and Keith Szabo (in a silver Mustang) demonstrated their outlaw series Limited Street cars, technically street legal with a TON of power – Szabo had an early shut-off, but Paulk covered the eighth mile course in 4.96 seconds at 150.38 mph. Szabo redeemed himself later in the evening, wowing the fans with a 4.87 at 160.67mph. Dan Parker (’63 Corvette) and Chris Patrick (’41 Willys) showed off their Dixie Pro Mods, thrilling the fans with sparks all the way down the track. Patrick had a 4.56 ET at 160 mph; Parker drove at 179.85 mph in 4.04 seconds.