Schwartz Perf
07-23-2015, 02:57 PM
Schwartz Performance dominated the 2015 Car Craft Real Street Eliminator Pro/Am Invitational during the Summer Nationals in Milwaukee, winning both classes! Dale Schwartz and teammate Adam Koch won the pre-82 class with Jeff Schwartz and Dan Howe topping the later model class.
The Pro/Am brought together a two-person team that was required to have one shop car and driver (the pro) along with a customer’s car and driver (the amateur). There were three timed events; a speed-stop, autocross and road course, with the best times recorded and averaged with the others to determine the final scores. Schwartz-built and/or equipped cars won them all.
In the early class, Dale Schwartz piloted their ’65 Tempest with teammate Adam Koch in his Schwartz-built ’69 Camaro. The Camaro is powered by a Schwartz LS7 making 675-hp and driven by a Tremec T56 Magnum transmission. It features a full RideTech suspension and TigerCage, and Wilwood brakes along with a set of BFG Rivals. The Tempest is powered by a Schwartz dry sump LS3 & Tremec T56 Magnum combination and sits on a Schwartz G-Machine chassis with 14" Baer 6P brakes.
In the later model class it was Dan Howe’s LS powered ’86 El Camino and Jeff’s ’15 Z06 taking the win. The El Camino rides on a G-Machine Chassis with Baer 14-inch 6-piston brakes, RideTech coilovers, and a Moser full-floating 9-inch rear. XXR wheels wrapped in BFG Rivals put the LS & T56 Magnum power to the ground. Jeff has lowered and tuned the suspension setup on his Z06 and runs on a set of Forgeline GA1R wheels wrapped in Michelin rubber. Jeff also netted the quickest scores in all three events.
This was the first year for the event’s new location, the Wisconsin State Fair Park, which happens to be home of the Milwaukee Mile oval track with an infield road course, making it ideal to host the RSE Pro/AM. The entire Schwartz Performance team would like to thank Car Craft and the crew for putting on such a great event and they’re looking forward to defending their titles next year!
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The Pro/Am brought together a two-person team that was required to have one shop car and driver (the pro) along with a customer’s car and driver (the amateur). There were three timed events; a speed-stop, autocross and road course, with the best times recorded and averaged with the others to determine the final scores. Schwartz-built and/or equipped cars won them all.
In the early class, Dale Schwartz piloted their ’65 Tempest with teammate Adam Koch in his Schwartz-built ’69 Camaro. The Camaro is powered by a Schwartz LS7 making 675-hp and driven by a Tremec T56 Magnum transmission. It features a full RideTech suspension and TigerCage, and Wilwood brakes along with a set of BFG Rivals. The Tempest is powered by a Schwartz dry sump LS3 & Tremec T56 Magnum combination and sits on a Schwartz G-Machine chassis with 14" Baer 6P brakes.
In the later model class it was Dan Howe’s LS powered ’86 El Camino and Jeff’s ’15 Z06 taking the win. The El Camino rides on a G-Machine Chassis with Baer 14-inch 6-piston brakes, RideTech coilovers, and a Moser full-floating 9-inch rear. XXR wheels wrapped in BFG Rivals put the LS & T56 Magnum power to the ground. Jeff has lowered and tuned the suspension setup on his Z06 and runs on a set of Forgeline GA1R wheels wrapped in Michelin rubber. Jeff also netted the quickest scores in all three events.
This was the first year for the event’s new location, the Wisconsin State Fair Park, which happens to be home of the Milwaukee Mile oval track with an infield road course, making it ideal to host the RSE Pro/AM. The entire Schwartz Performance team would like to thank Car Craft and the crew for putting on such a great event and they’re looking forward to defending their titles next year!
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