Say, 5-8 Chevy (titanium)

Frank & Sara · 10-09-2001, 08:50 PM

Just saw your old post about titanium sparking.
We have a guy up the street thats making us these
small titanium pucks. About $20. We were cruzing all
over at the THW and some people got a video of us.

http://www.worldslowest.com/videos/hw2k1.mpg

I think the link still works. We are in the black S-10
at the end of the mpg. We dragged for a good 200 yards.
The spark wasn't blue but definately bright!
One thing about titanium, It retains heat.
The crap gets HOT!
It's pricey stuff, but fun to play with if you can get it
cheaply enough.
Oh! And my wife would KILL me if I ever railed her truck!

:)

ChevyOnAir · 10-09-2001, 09:26 PM

Thats a tight video :)

99-Z82 · 10-10-2001, 07:40 AM

Sweet!

1badgmc · 10-10-2001, 09:07 AM

Man, I can't wait to drag mine here before too long!! My wife will probably kill me for railing my own truck, but it'll be damn fun! hehehe

That draggin' ass S10 just looks soo damn cool!! I can just see my truck doing that.

RebelPrince69 · 10-10-2001, 09:10 AM

sorry for being ignorant but what the hell was that??? You let pucks hang on the ground or something or what?? That's badass! :)

Loki · 10-10-2001, 10:48 AM

Nice sparkely thingies...

1badgmc · 10-10-2001, 10:55 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by LokiSLE
Nice sparkely thingies...

You've only just begun, man. I had a 2/4 at one time. That wasn't good enough. I then went 5/8. That wasn't good enough either. Now I'm going to the ground!

10-10-2001, 12:36 PM

"if you don't drag it your a ***got"

thats not a bad price for those tit' blocks

boilermaker1 · 10-11-2001, 02:23 PM

That's a hell of a price , but if it's based like I buy titanium which is by the pound it want be that much , probably about 2x2x2 block. It will work fine but mine are 2x4x6 and they'll last a while. I'll get some pics up whenever the truck is running again. Who knew you couldn't drive it without a rearend under it. It sucks waiting on other people to do something so you can finish.

Mark · 10-14-2001, 02:22 PM

Has anybody ever heard of using Magnesium blocks? They give you that bright blue light you're lookin for. Looks really

!

LowBlazin · 10-18-2001, 10:49 PM

Frank. your in Lesser Degree right. I think this is who you are. Well, anyways ive seen your truck at your house before and it looks great close up. ill soon be gettin a truck and hope to fix it up real nice. I was at this guys house with an 83-87 lifted POS with a homemade brushguard down the street one day and saw you get in your truck and drive off. i love the way the lights look hidden and then just appear.

10-09-2001, 08:50 PM	#1
Frank & Sara Yeah, were still here. Status: Offline Join Date: Jul 2001 Member ID: 35 Pics: My Gallery Location: Round Rock Tx. Age: 46 Posts: 13	Say, 5-8 Chevy (titanium) Just saw your old post about titanium sparking. We have a guy up the street thats making us these small titanium pucks. About $20. We were cruzing all over at the THW and some people got a video of us. http://www.worldslowest.com/videos/hw2k1.mpg I think the link still works. We are in the black S-10 at the end of the mpg. We dragged for a good 200 yards. The spark wasn't blue but definately bright! One thing about titanium, It retains heat. The crap gets HOT! It's pricey stuff, but fun to play with if you can get it cheaply enough. Oh! And my wife would KILL me if I ever railed her truck! :)

10-09-2001, 09:26 PM	#2
ChevyOnAir Registered User Status: Offline Join Date: Jul 2001 Member ID: 3 Pics: My Gallery Location: Waco, TX Age: 30 Posts: 2,876	Thats a tight video :) 2002 Chevy Tahoe LT

10-10-2001, 09:07 AM	#4
1badgmc ( o )( o ) Status: Offline Join Date: Aug 2001 Member ID: 46 Pics: My Gallery Location: Wichita Falls, TX Age: 32 Posts: 22,714	Man, I can't wait to drag mine here before too long!! My wife will probably kill me for railing my own truck, but it'll be damn fun! hehehe That draggin' ass S10 just looks soo damn cool!! I can just see my truck doing that. '91 GMC Sportside '88 Chevy Crew Cab Dually '04 Cadillac CTS '02 Cadillac SLS

10-10-2001, 10:48 AM	#6
Loki In The Mud Status: Offline Join Date: Aug 2001 Member ID: 52 Pics: My Gallery Location: Olympia, WA Age: 29 Posts: 7,165	Nice sparkely thingies... NEVER FORGET!

10-18-2001, 10:49 PM	#11
LowBlazin Registered User Status: Offline Join Date: Oct 2001 Member ID: 292 Pics: My Gallery Location: Austin, TX Age: 23 Posts: 4	Nice truck Frank. your in Lesser Degree right. I think this is who you are. Well, anyways ive seen your truck at your house before and it looks great close up. ill soon be gettin a truck and hope to fix it up real nice. I was at this guys house with an 83-87 lifted POS with a homemade brushguard down the street one day and saw you get in your truck and drive off. i love the way the lights look hidden and then just appear. "Too Low For A Fat Hoe" "Rice, Eat It, Dont Drive It"


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10-10-2001, 07:40 AM	#3
99-Z82 VORTEC Status: Offline Join Date: Jul 2001 Member ID: 43 Pics: My Gallery Location: Central Florida Posts: 1,163	Sweet!

10-10-2001, 09:10 AM	#5
RebelPrince69 Registered User Status: Offline Join Date: Aug 2001 Member ID: 113 Pics: My Gallery Location: Charlotte, NC Posts: 119	sorry for being ignorant but what the hell was that??? You let pucks hang on the ground or something or what?? That's badass! :)

10-10-2001, 12:36 PM	#8
Funk Status: Pics: My Gallery Posts: n/a	"if you don't drag it your a ***got" thats not a bad price for those tit' blocks

10-11-2001, 02:23 PM	#9
boilermaker1 Fletcher's Customs Status: Offline Join Date: Oct 2001 Member ID: 221 Pics: My Gallery Location: South Georgia Age: 29 Posts: 533	That's a hell of a price , but if it's based like I buy titanium which is by the pound it want be that much , probably about 2x2x2 block. It will work fine but mine are 2x4x6 and they'll last a while. I'll get some pics up whenever the truck is running again. Who knew you couldn't drive it without a rearend under it. It sucks waiting on other people to do something so you can finish.

10-14-2001, 02:22 PM	#10
Mark :-) Status: Offline Join Date: Jun 2001 Member ID: 2 Pics: My Gallery Location: Austin, Texas Age: 32 Posts: 7,228	Has anybody ever heard of using Magnesium blocks? They give you that bright blue light you're lookin for. Looks really !

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