2012 Watkins Glen(VRG) Enduro: #97 1970 Boss 302 Mustang
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- Опубліковано 15 вер 2024
- This is the second half of the 2012 VRG October race weekend at Watkins Glen. Driven by John Garuti in the #97 Boss302 Mustang.
Cobra Automotive race results here:
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Like Parnelli Jones once said about the disadvantage of the boss 302's lack of low end power , "I'm not at a disadvantage, because I never run under 5000 rpm's".
And that's how a Boss 302 is supposed to sound. Totally badass!
This is why the BOSS 302 dominated the SCCA Trans-AM racing series back in the day!! LOVE IT!
@GHIGboss - I'm just thankful for being there in the mid 60s and into the 70s at Lime Rock Park. Little did I realize that I was watching in person races that will become historic for many reasons. Mark, Parnelli, George and the gang were some of the very best road racers one would ever see. 🏁🏁
@@Loulovesspeed I'm from Connecticut, been to several races at Lime Rock, but the thrill of a lifetime came in 1970 when my grandfather took us to a Trans Am race at Bryar Motorsports Park in Laconia, N.H. I remember rooting for Parnelli Jones in his Boss 302 Mustang.
The dude is keeping up with a tube frame modern race cars that is on slicks!
I love it when the Vette gets weeded by the Boss.
THE large 2 1/4 " intake valves and huge intake ports is what steels it's low ends away from the BOSS,but makes it a monster on the HIGH END!! That is most of road racing is 4000, to 7800rp's.
If its factory valve sizes, 1970 was a 2.19 intake, and 1969 was a 2.23 intake. My dad ran one in H1 mod production in NHRA drag racing. 9600 rpm thru the traps 9200 at a shift.
2.19"
The sound of that 302 as it goes by that junkvette @9:06 is fantastic, what a badass machine....🤘🏻🇺🇸
Nice driving and Boy is that engine Angry !
This video is a time machine for me. Back when I was a teenager, I managed to get a blue and black 1970 boss 302. I put the trans am exhaust on it. That engine sound turns me into a kid again. It is just like my old car.
Please give us a video with details
Great racing video.What a sound track that motor makes!! Could listen to it all day....Great to watch-thanks for posting this one.
That engine winds out so sweet!
a little 302 can run and a clinic on how a Mustang gets around a track
Damn 4 speed really keeps that V8 in its rev range.
First new car 1966 Corvette 327 365 HP solid lifters, next 1969 351 Mustang 290 HP and back in thhe day we thought they were fast.. Now that I am age 70+ old and feeble my new F150 5.0 has 375HP and I seldom hit 60 MPH.
That close ratio 4-Speed music
WOW! That was a real treat to watch! John does a masterful job of driving that Mustang around the track, that was epic watching him weave through multiple cars at a time. I'd love to know who built that engine !!! (I need one for my '70 Fastback!)
L8RAlligator - Most likely Holman-Moody.
I recently was converted to Ford Boss 302,and I love it it's. My new favorite hotrod,This video is so impressive,car, driver,and the 302!
It's too bad no one could really run the line they wanted to into the toe of the Boot with all of that oil dry out there. And, he really has to pedal that thing going up through the Esses. I've only driven 4 cyl cars at Watkins Glen, and you can just short-shift and mat it in 4th gear after you turn in at the bottom of the hill and just jam in a lower horsepower car, then shift into 5th at the corner worker's station in the right-hander that leads onto the back straight. Man, that's a lot of traffic to work through. Once he cleared the traffic you could really see he could finally run the line he wanted to. That is def a quick car, and great audio!
Make sure you crank up the volume. Sweet video. Thanks for posting
This vid should come with tissues so you can clean up afterwards.
8000 rpms great sound, Thanks for uploading this
Some things never get old ……..
Thought I saw 8,200 a couple times ! Just making sure the rings are seated high and stretching the rod bolts. John was definitely up on that wheel in the second half !
That's one healthy motor
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Breathtaking ride along, with sweet ear candy. Loved every minute, Thanks.
Man that was good, I could watch this all day. I wish there where more races like this and that they where aired
Man I know it's vintage racing but you got it rolling reeling in everybody
Pure symphonic bliss!
That was pretty hairy at times with those slower cars, and the drivers of those open wheel jobs have balls of steel to be out there at all.
What a wicked car!!!!
Fantastic. A Boss @ 8,000 rpm is a sound as perfect and unstrained as The Vienna Boy's Choir in concert!
this is fucking beautiful, John Garuti you know how to deal with the 70 - Boss 302 absolutely fantastic thank you and drive hard
The Z28 had some more cam and higher compression but didn’t breathe like those Cleveland heads. What a ride...
That and Garbage Motors only manufactures rolling trash cans....
And that’s why ALL NASCAR engines today use a Cleveland style head!
Made those cobras look like my granny was driving them.
Nice drive John.
Sounds awesome..
Awesome video can't wait to try that
Geez, how does he shift so fast - up & downshifting? Incredible skills, brotha
"Seems" like he's running one of those no-clutch race transmissions which of course is not at all stock for a vintage Trans Am racer.
Coupydog
The trans is probably a 4-speed Ford Toploader, the trans used in NASCAR and many other race cars since 1964. Good, strong synchros so you can jam them gears. www.hemmings.com/magazine/hmn/2007/02/Ford-Toploader-Four-speed-Transmission/1411504.html
@@jfsssp - That's a close-ratio Ford toploader, and it's the easiest-shifting 4-speed of its era. If you think this is fast shifting, check out the Super Stock NHRA A, B, C, and D classes. Those guys shift a four-speed quickly enough to make it sound like a really tight automatic or a Formula 1 electronic trans. Bang shifting is a REAL skill.
its a Jerico no clutch up or down just from a start.
Wow what a video, it was fun watching it , just imagine driving that car. I would love to see that car and the motor 1970 boss 302 grappler yellow with a black stripes my favorite boss
It's graBBer yellow, not grappler.
that motor sounds soooo cool!
Torque tongue's help midrange torque in boss/Cleveland headed engines. Not turning a 302ci eng over 5000 means the best powers not being used
#TheBossIsBack
Definitely thanks
I would love to ride with him just to hear that V8 sing
Ya me to
Best ride along ever, a real t/a car with a stratospheric small block, its a shame this engine wasn't available in 68 as the ill fated tunnel port engine didn't have a chance, especially against the dz 302 from gm.
Listening to this sound track is better than heavy metal.
@ 10:35 when you caught up to that old stock car, I had a shit eat'n grin the size of my pool table! LOL some badass wheel work muh boy ! ! !
I listen to this when I go to bed some nights.
That looks like a fun workout
Awesome. I've been around The Glen in my personal vehicle lol.
Absolute music
How about a video on how it was built outside shots of a vehicle and its history
Nice I like it. I'm was getting moist. Man he was passing everyone. What a motley of cars but I don't recall seeing another Mustang. But oh well. I likey!
I was watching it on 42" LG from about 2 ft away. In the twisties, it got so intense that I was holding on to the TV stand for dear life!LOL
It's a typical Ford engine sound of the day....😊
Yes that's it
I see 8000rpm on that tach in places. that thing sounds incredible.
THIS GUY CAN DRIVE , WHAT A RUSH
How much gas did you have will you finally finish having your fun
This is my happy place! 7 grand!
11:15 the dog is barkin he wants out!
Sweet! American Power & Speed!
sweet beans chevy fans
Awesome :)
Was that the top loader transmission
Was that 33 car (the only one that passed you) an old Richard Childres car? Wish I could have seen the outside of your car before you got on the track.
It looked like a mid to late Eighties GM product.
@@Johnnycdrums Monte Carlo?
For this track what was the rear gear ratio
Hahaha passing all those other cars like people waiting at a bus stop
Very sharp
I owned a yellow and black 69 boss 302, my first new car cost me $ 4160.00, also help Sherwood racing out Phoenix Arizona build the firs fuel injection unit for boss's running in CAMAM racing!.
I also owned a new '69 BOSS 302, mine was "calypso coral" with the sports slats. It was off the showroom floor for $4300. Wasn't very impressive until I put a set of "Doug Thorley" tuned headers on it and removed the 6150 rev limiter, that's all it took to make it come ALIVE! But, I had a "need for speed" and traded it for a BOSS 351 a couple of years later. Big mistake! The bigger was not much faster, even with Doug's headers. The '69 was MUCH more fun to drive! GOOD times back then!!!!!
This good old snake car left all behind. But, the blue Nascar wasn`t fair. Fantastic race!
The other racers are just in his way.
"Road obstacles" LOL
Yeah, great to be in race where there are only 3 cars in your class.
the high tech engine in the ford gt may be good in their eyes but as a ford guy, this engine would have been much better, sounds awsome and
they kick ass.
@edward myinychuk - No one will argue that the V8 sounds better, but it is larger and weighs more which would necessitate a completely new (and larger) body/frame combo. Ford wanted to keep this car very light from the start and the TT 3.5 V6 already had several years of successful racing in a prototype class, so it was a proven power plant. Add to that the fact it was designed to run in a class that has its output regulated for competitive reasons, and there was no need for a V8. It pretty regularly kicked the C-7 and BMW M8s asses in the IMSA Weathertech GTLM Class.
thanks for the extra perspective and its good for what it was designed for but for the street and everyday use, i would still go with the
v8 engines without the turbos that shorten the life of the engine.
@@edwardmylnychuk5774 Agreed, and that's why I would prefer the '05 and '06 GT for street use. People tend to lose sight of the fact that Ford built the current GT to race, first, but also to sell a limited number for street use. In racing, it proved clearly that the TTV6 was the right pick as it certainly proved itself capable of beating the V8 and V10 cars. In its 3 year run in IMSA racing, it scored 19 victories and a Class Championship. Actually, I think I would prefer a Superformance built Cobra Daytona Coupe, more comfortable and easier to drive safely and sounds great doing it!
daytona coupe yepper thats the car i would take also, stylish, fast and practical.
Who needs Automatic Transmission..shifting by hand is same fast! :-D
That Jericho transmission is $4000+
You are so right it sounds real real angry
Did I see 9000 rpm ??
Go Johnny Go.
@Sinuswave- This is how vintage cars get treated a lot of the time. Too expensive to really boot it.
John Ford
I don't agree that he was not pushing the car. 7800 rpm at times. He's driving smoothly. And smooth is fast.
He was pushing it, considering the other cars of wildly different speeds made it pretty hairy if you ask me. Open wheel combined with this made me nervous.
I am coming move over
@3:18 what was that
Might as well remove the mirrors of that thing for aero improvement and weight savings...
top speed?????
With shifts that fast, obviously he's running a crashbox.
I saw a go cart about 3:36
All business. The Boss is pissed off.
Sunday drive... LOL..
Absolutely love the sound of that engine, mmmmmm ear porn
Steve McQueen alive and well.
Bon pilote de ligne droite
Don't come to a gunfight with a knife it's not going to work
PJ made up for that though he'll make a new road if they don't give him any
He really needs to keep the engines revs up when he's coming into a turn, that's mental how he lets the revs come down
OK Parnelli, you tell him how to drive! Lol
@@Loulovesspeed let's the revs drop then needs 4 seconds to get them back up again, who the fucks parneli
@@351clevelandmodifiedmotor4 - Well to be honest, by virtue of the fact that you don't know who Parnelli Jones is, you are not a real fan of road racing, like Trans-Am road racing. He raced a Boss 302 for Ford and Mark Donohue raced for Roger Penske and Chevrolet.
@@Loulovesspeed oh right, no I'm from down under, you ever heard of Scott McLaughlin? Lol Penske was part team owner of shell helix v power racing his falcons and mustangs dominated the australian V8 supercars series recently , it's a far bigger more popular race series than trans ams
@@Loulovesspeed ua-cam.com/video/V9OvdzR4PZc/v-deo.html, V8 supercars Australia
Only a fool would hate this video. Best sounding V8 is a small block Ford. Fight me.
All that noise, but slower than a detuned E36 M3 with 220hp… interesting
racing with hotwheel toys is easy...
i love mustangs and the sound of ford v8's but i hat e that camaros and vettes win the race. fords need up their game
What?? There are scant few Camaros today on the track that beat Mustangs. Corvettes are in a higher class than the Mustang and are not meant to compete with them.
look at the nascar go geeze this sucks again...
ford engines are tough but don't do it, mustangs are cute but don't handle..WTF
Don't try and tell Parnelli Jones that! Is it just me or do you sound like a disgruntled Bow Tie boy? Lol You say the Mustangs don't handle. Well then they must have been running BMW chassis under the Mustang bodies at the 2022 SCCA Trans Am Race at Lime Rock Park, because that is one twisty, windy fast little track where good handling is even more important than say a more open track like Watkins Glen. Race results - In TA2 Mustangs finished 1,2,3. In TA1 they finished.........oh, 1,2,3! They handled just fine, thank you! The Camaros and a couple of Vettes were dancing around behind the Mustangs for the whole race - they never even threatened. Lol 🏆 🏁