- 239 cu in (3,920 cc) flathead,
introduced in 1939). A
Halibrand quick-change
rearend was also typical, and an
Edelbrock intake manifold or
Harman and Collins...
-
Halibrand is an
American maker of
racing wheels and quick-change
rearend housings.
Halibrand started in
Culver City,
California in 1946. Its
first product...
- transmission. The
front axle
mounted the
usual bicycle wheels,
while the
rearend was a
modified Jaguar IRS (when most
dragsters used a solid-mounted axle)...
- 9 1/2 foot body
effectively had the IH
engine (SD-220), transmission,
rearend,
wheels (although with
varying bolt patterns), and
braking system of an...
- and 6:1 compression,
driving a three-speed
transmission and low-geared
rearend, for
superior acceleration.
Front suspension was
Ballamy swing axle, rear...
-
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- 2008. This was
after several attempts to slow the car down- such as a
rearend gears change and
additional weight.
Powered by Ford's 4.6L V8 engine, it...
-
International Speedway since 1967. Cale
Yarborough led 78 laps but fell out with
rearend failure.
Following the race
Maurice Petty found out the team's overheating...
- Cale led 16.
Virginia 500 – Cale
Yarborough crashed when Dave Marcis'
rearend spilled fluid while dueling for the lead.
Darrell Waltrip thus took the...
- Ford, fell out
after 40 laps,
while Richard Petty finished 16th
after rearend failure;
Petty was
driving the 1974
Dodge Charger for the
final time as...
