Top Dragster racer Scott Hall and engine builder Pat Musi are out to prove that a 632 cubic inch engine that lists for under $27,000 has the capability of not only being reliable and consistent, but can also win. This past weekend they drove the point home to the winner’s circle.

Hall won Sunday’s Dan Page Race Cars Top Dragster Series event at New England Dragway in Epping, N.H. He was also the No. 1 qualifier with a 6.77 elapsed time at 200.80 miles per hour.

Top Dragster racer Scott Hall and engine builder Pat Musi are out to prove that a 632 cubic inch engine that lists for under $27,000 has the capability of not only being reliable and consistent, but can also win. This past weekend they drove the point home to the winner’s circle.

Hall won Sunday’s Dan Page Race Cars Top Dragster Series event at New England Dragway in Epping, N.H. He was also the No. 1 qualifier with a 6.77 elapsed time at 200.80 miles per hour.

Hall waded through five rounds of competition in four hours to score his maiden victory with the competition.

“All systems worked to their maximum potential as we put together good lights, great dial in packages, and ran with no problems at all,” Hall said.

Hall was specifically chosen to serve as the test runner for the new engine combination from Pat Musi Race Engines with significant input from Edelbrock and Jesel. The engine has been dyno-tested to hold 1200 horsepower without nitrous and 1600 with.

Sunday’s victory represented the first weekend the team had run nitrous.

“I can't say enough for everyone who has helped out on this project, and how well all the products have worked,” Hall said.
 
The next event for Hall and the Under 27K 632 is June 27 – 28, at Lebanon Valley Dragway.
 

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