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Funny Car Mike – also known as Mike Irwin – is a Funny Car driver from Northern California.

 

Top Fuel Funny Car

Strange Behavior AA/FC Funny Car #747

Mike and Kelly Irwin’s Strange Behavior AA/FC

Chassis 125″ w.b. by M&S Race Cars
Updates by URC Fabrication & Sarmento Race Cars
Independent front suspension engineered by Roger Lamb & Sherm Gunn
Body 1977 Pontiac Firebird by Donnie Reeves
Wheelwell, Rocker Panel, Front Spoiler, and other fiberglass
modifications by GM Engineering
Mounting & Tin work by Uyehara Race Cars
Paint by Bill Carter & Paul Stoll and PPG
Hand painted lettering & gold leaf by Dennis Jones
Hand painted pinstriping by Dillon Proctor
Airbrushed headlights, grill, & taillights by Phill Whettstone
Engine 400 cubic inch Rodeck/Cullen Billet Hemi
Crower billet crankshaft
GRP forged connecting rods
JE forged pistons
Bob Santolini profiled cam by Comp. Cams
Supercharger Systems Inc. 6-71 blower
Enderle fuel injection
Sid Waterman fuel pump
RCD Tri-Drive & Blower drive components
MSD 44 amp magneto ignition
Rodeck/Cullen gear drive
Rodeck billet valve covers
Billet Machine Tech. cylinder heads
Running Gear Lenco 2-Speed transmission
Trick Titanium clutch can
AFT titanium, 10″, nine stand, three disc, centr. clutch
Strange “live axel” top loader rear end
Center Line Racing Wheels
Good Year Tires
Lamb 4-wheel disc brakes
Safety Equipment Simpson Parachutes
Taylor Motorsports 7-way belts
Taylor Blower bag & restraint
DJ Safety lower containment
Team Engine combo., machining, fuel system, & dry sump system by Bob Santolini

Crew Chief – Bob Santolini
Co- Crew Chief and consultant – John Russell

Crew member – Carter Irwin — bottom end
Crew member – Keith Scollay — Right side engine
Crew member – Matt Z. “ACE”—Left side engine
Crew member – Kelly Irwin — Parachutes & safety equip.
Driver – Mike Irwin — Clutch, Fuel, Valves

Alcohol Funny Car

Strange Behavior Blown Alcohol Funny Car

Mike and Kelly’s Strange Behavior blown alcohol funny car is hand crafted by the best in the industry. A show-quality car with enough performance to compete wherever it travels, it looks good in the lanes, it looks good in a burnout, and it looks best when crossing the lights first.

Body/Chassis 1993 Corvette ZR1
125″ Sherm Gunn chassis
Independent front suspension
Engine Chevy 525″ Blown Alcohol
Built by Riolo Racing Engines
Dart block and cylinder heads
Crower crank shaft
Competition Cams
BME connecting rods
Ross pistons
Littlefield 1271 blower
Enderle 110 fuel pump
Enderle fuel injection
MSD ProMag 12 ignition
RCD gear drive
Manley valves
T&E shaft rockers
Chris Barker Sheetmetal intake
Running Gear 2-speed Precision Transmission
Strange live axel rear end
TCS Converter
Centerline wheels
Goodyear Tires
Lamb brakes
Taylor Motor Sports seatbelts
Simpson chutes