My search on it came up with nada as well. Copyright perhaps ?
Nothing on this bunch of animals either….
Google search says.....
I couldn't take too much of it! lolGoogle search says.....
DANA ANDREWS AND JEANNE CRAIN IN 'HOT RODS TO HELL'
I lasted 2 minutes and 40 seconds that I'll never get back(LOL) I did enjoy the squealing tires on the sand and the blue smoke from the corvette exhaust though.I couldn't take too much of it! lol
.... surprisingly, IMDb gives it a 5.3/10 rating... after 2 minutes I was tempted to ban the poster... lol...I couldn't take too much of it! lol
Whats IMDb? Idiotic Movies with Dumb Blondes?.... surprisingly, IMDb gives it a 5.3/10 rating... after 2 minutes I was tempted to ban the poster... lol...
He's going to get a bit of an eye opener when that left front touches down first.....
He should have a counter torque strap or chain on that engine…..or at least check the motor mounts . It does look to be a bit of a beast nonetheless. You can see it in the difference between the attitude of the slicks .He's going to get a bit of an eye opener when that left front touches down first.....
Most engines, when facing the front of the vehicle , have clockwise rotation. Hence the lifting of the left side under heavy torque. In the above picture the front left has lifted more than the right so you are correct. Open an engine hood and rev the engine and you can see the effect of the rotation pretty clearly. I have seen a chain attached to the block and frame on the left side of the engine to counter the effect.Am I going crazy? Doesn't a motor spin clockwise? It should torque the body high in the left shouldn't it? Anyway, he needs rear suspension work.
I meant when sitting in the driver's seat, so I'm wrong. It's been so long since I ever gave it a thought. lolMost engines, when facing the front of the vehicle , have clockwise rotation. Hence the lifting of the left side under heavy torque. In the above picture the front left has lifted more than the right so you are correct. Open an engine hood and rev the engine and you can see the effect of the rotation pretty clearly. I have seen a chain attached to the block and frame on the left side of the engine to counter the effect.
Ha. I’m usually right when I assume that I’m wrong ,lol .I meant when sitting in the driver's seat, so I'm wrong. It's been so long since I ever gave it a thought. lol
But if you assumed you were wrong and you were right, you'd be right.... you were wrong, (I think)Ha. I’m usually right when I assume that I’m wrong ,lol .