Steel or titanium can?

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  1. teenracer

    teenracer Jr. Dragster

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    Hi guys,

    We run a Blown BBC / Crower 10.7" 3-disc / CS-1 3 speed Lenco combo in our Top Comp altered in Australia, and are currently using a 8 1/8"lakewood bellhousing, we would like to upgrade our can with something nicer, i.e. more hand room on the inspection hole etc, what cans are usually run in the Alcohol F/C's and do the pedal pivots come off the can not the chassis, if so who makes or modifys these cans to suit a funny car style chassis, has anyone run a lakewood compared to say a Browell or Trick Titanium.

    Cheers
    Marc
     
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  2. nick bell

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    I cant answer all of your questions but I can tell you that if you want to save your back get a trick titanium can.
     
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  3. teenracer

    teenracer Jr. Dragster

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    Hi Nick,

    Do you know what is the weight saving switching from Steel can to a Titanium can?

    Marc
     
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  4. Bob Meyer

    Bob Meyer Comp Eliminator

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    Lakewood to Ti saves 14lb.
    Browell to Ti saves 19lb.
    Trick can install the top pivot boss.
     
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  5. teenracer

    teenracer Jr. Dragster

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    Hi Bob,

    Thanks for the reply, what pedal assy do i order and where from, and what do i ask Trick to weld on?

    What is the most common set-up for engine limiters (Blow back braces), we have at the moment from the top chasis rail forward to the can itself utilising 3/8" clevis brackets welded onto the can.

    Marc

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