Drag Illustrated Issue 120, April 2017 | Page 62

Win Big. Trick Flow’s PowerPort ® 365 aluminum cylinder heads were designed and built for you to win races. These extreme performance race heads for big block Chevy engines fl ow a massive 424 cfm @ .900" lift. The high-strength castings can withstand enormous amounts of compression and RPM. Rectangular-shaped 365cc CNC Competition Ported runners, 119cc heart-shaped chambers, CNC bowl blended valve seat transitions, 24° intake valve angles with 4° side cants, and the highest quality valvetrain components help make PowerPort 365 heads the best choice for your car. Use PowerPort 365 heads on your engine and turn your goal of winning into reality! Dyno Results PowerPort 365 Test Engine: 13.86:1 compression 572 c.i.d. with Trick Flow PowerPort ® 365 cylinder heads (TFS-4141T804-C02), solid roller camshaft (285°/298° duration @ .050"; .900"/.828" lift; 114° lobe separation), 1.8/1.7 ratio shaft mount roller rocker arms, Trick Flow R-Series intake manifold (TFS-41400111), Holley Gen 3 Ultra Dominator 1,425 cfm carburetor, Trick Flow by Stainless Works headers (TFS-DBBC238250), 3½" dual exhaust with Flowmaster muffl ers, Q16 racing fuel. Trick Flow pays contingency in the NMRA, NMCA, and IHRA on all Trick Flow cylinder heads and intake manifolds. 1704DUTF 62 | D r a g Some parts are not legal for use in California or other states with similar laws/regulations. Please check your state and/or local laws/regulations. I l l u s t r a t e d | DragIllustrated.com PRODUCTS & PRESS NEW MUSTANG CONTROL ARMS AND BALL JOINTS RELEASED BY QA1 Reduce unsprung weight and im- prove weight distribution with QA1’s redesigned racing control arms for 1979-2004 Mustangs, available in pairs or as part of QA1’s drag rac- ing or performance handling kits for Mustangs. Also new to QA1 are Ultimate Ball Joints for 1979-2004 Mustangs. QA1 offers both street and race control arms for Mustangs, both of which utilize a tubular design and work with QA1 coil-over struts. These lightweight tubular arms of- fer a 50% reduction in weight over stock control arms, improving han- dling and allowing the suspension to react quickly. The new race control arms utilize QA1’s exclusive X Series chromoly rod ends and are designed for drag racing, pro-touring and hardcore street applications. They have been redesigned to include sway bar mounts for those who choose to run a sway bar. The new race control arms also utilize QA1’s Ultimate Ball Joints, which give drivers a wide range of wheel alignment settings and reduce friction in the front suspension. Ex- tremely strong and wear resistant, these low friction ball joints offer on-the-car adjustment and self- lubricating components. They are also available individually and in extended lengths. QA1’s full-vehicle suspension kits for 1979-2004 Mustangs have also been updated to include these control arms where applicable. Designed with either drag racing or performance handling in mind, these kits are available in up to three levels of performance and feature parts that work together to achieve specific performance goals. All QA1 control arms, K-members, tubular suspension components, aluminum shocks and steel struts are made in their Lakeville, Minnesota facility. MICKEY THOMPSON ADDS NEW SIZE TO ET STREET R BIAS LINE Mickey Thompson Tires & Wheels has expanded its line of ET Street R Bias tires for drag racing applica- tions with the addition of 28x11.59- 17. “This new size of the popular ET Street R Bias comes as this line is in high demand within the racing community,” said Ken Warner, Vice President of Marketing for Mickey Thompson Tires & Wheels. “This street-legal drag tire line leverages our record-setting ET Street Radial Pro technology and expands its po- tential applications.” The new D.O.T-approved ET Street R Bias size, like all tires in the line, offers the latest ET Drag technology for ultimate traction, a minimal tread void for ultimate dry traction, and is well suited for high- horsepower applicati ons. Visit http://www.mickeythomp- sontires.com/strip/et-street-r-bias/ for more information. Issue 120