Top Fuel drag racing team
Pacific Nitro Works Racing
Built for four seconds
Pacific Nitro Works Racing runs two Top Fuel dragsters — TF-01 (No. 714, Marcus Walker) and TF-02 (No. 715, Marisol Vega) — from a Southern California race shop. A 526 cu in supercharged Hemi consumes itself in four seconds, so the engine is torn down and rebuilt between every pass.
The clearest demo for pass-based component lifing, teardown findings and a service schedule that makes a pass at Gainesville repeatable at Seattle.
02
Top Fuel cars
3.681 SEC
Best ET
334.07 MPH
Best speed
12
2026 rounds
Live preview
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Suggested walkthrough
01
Job traveller
Open the ENG-TF-014 rebuild and show pistons and rings replaced as a set every pass.
02
Lifing schedule
Clutch pack at 4-6 passes, supercharger at 8, rods at 12, crank at 30 — all counted per pass.
03
Teardown findings
Log a magnaflux finding on TF-02 and turn it into the next rebuild job.
04
Season plan
Twelve 2026 rounds from Pomona to Indianapolis against transporter Unit 01 capacity.
What this workspace shows
- Rebuild between every pass
- Pass-based component lifing
- Two cars, one standard