Pics of the Bonneville MJs

I do apologize for not having more pics. Turned out I only had one opportunity to snap pics for each truck and I didn't realize it at the time. Thankfully I snapped some (that's what they teach you in photography: snap now and snap often).

First up is WFC's MJ:

battery and fuel cell in the bed. There's also a 60 gallon tank for ballast water in front of the fuel cell

For this particular class, you must retain the stock gas tank. It's non-functional in WFC's truck, but it has to be there. So Scott simply carved out a hole for the upper four-link bar to fit.

:drool:

And now the Lakeviewcruiser:

This is the method they used to drop the axle below the big engine pan:

Here we are hauling it to the starting line.

Getting ready to run

And eventually I'll figure out how to upload my video.

where's the video man dang? :fs1:

ooooh aahhhh. crazy 4.0L there.

I like their use of the spare tire winch handle holes.

I always wondered what filtered the incoming air on these types of intakes. :hmm: It looks like nothing? It just sucks in any dirt that is around?

Are those the injectors along the top? Does it help with the air/fuel mix having them here instead of next to the head?

Willy

There's really no dirt out on the salt flats. :dunno: Very few rigs I saw had filters.

As for the location of the injectors, I dunno. Hopefully WFC will stop by and offer up more details. :D

air filters are air flow restricters, can run them at short distances with out any problems. Are you sure that's not nitrous injection?

my 81 chevy doesnt run an air fiter ............. but anyway nice pics man :thumbsup:

Are you sure that's not nitrous injection?

Positive. His race class doesn't allow it.

is that a dana 35?

if it is he will soon wish he didnt do that

Yes it is a 35. I mentioned that to them. :D But with the lack o' traction afforded by the highspeed run areas, it seems to be doing alright (so far). The original land speed Comanche was also running a Dana 35. It's not a drag race. Raw acceleration takes a back seat to top end speed and you've got a few miles to get up to your top speed. :thumbsup: