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Brian McGee Ready to Dominate PDRA Pro Street in Stunning ’67 Mustang
Highlights
- Brian McGee switches to slicks for PDRA Pro Street competition
- McGee’s 1967 Mustang features 959-cubic-inch engine by Gene Fulton
- Car uses Liberty five-speed transmission and six-stage nitrous oxide
- Team aims for full 2027 Pro Street season and world title
- Brian supports sons Connor and Spencer’s racing pursuits
- Testing shows positive results ahead of PDRA Pro Street debut
Brian McGee moves from Pro 275 to PDRA Pro Street, fielding his 1967 Fastback Mustang on slicks. The switch begins for the remaining 2026 events, with a 2027 title push planned.
Chassis builders Jeff and Patrick Miller prepared the car for 33×10.5W slicks. Power comes from a 959-cubic-inch Gene Fulton engine, a Liberty five-speed, and six-stage nitrous.
The shift reflects Pro Street’s traction demands and race-day consistency. Slicks broaden the tuning window, crucial against a deep field of established runners and proven nitrous combinations.
Early testing delivers clean launches and repeatable incrementals. The group focuses on clutch setup, gear splits, and nitrous timing to stabilize performance across changing track conditions.
McGee transitions his 1967 Mustang to 33×10.5W slicks for PDRA Pro Street.
McGee balances the program with family commitments. Connor campaigns in Super Street, while Spencer races in Pro Jr. Dragster. The shared schedule shapes travel and testing priorities.
The car uses a 959-cubic-inch Gene Fulton engine with six-stage nitrous and a Liberty five-speed.
The plan covers every remaining 2026 round, then a full 2027 Pro Street season. The objective is clear: fight for the world championship with complete attendance and sharper execution.
The effort relies on core partners. Melissa McGee, Jalen of JBR Solutions, Kameron Koch, Brian’s Heating & Cooling, Gene Fulton, Bucked Up, Tub Towels, and Driven Racing Oil provide critical support.
The team targets a full 2027 Pro Street season and the world title.
Expectation management is pragmatic. A composed debut, disciplined data gathering, and steady improvements will define success, before the team measures outright pace against Pro Street benchmarks.
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Brian McGee brings his classic ’67 Fastback Mustang
from radials to slicks
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and enters the heat of PDRA Pro Street.
(959ci + 6x nitrous + Liberty 5-speed)
from radials to slicks
—
and enters the heat of PDRA Pro Street.
(959ci + 6x nitrous + Liberty 5-speed)
Chasing Glory
The McGee family aims for a Pro Street championship in ’27
and Super Street in ’25
The McGee family aims for a Pro Street championship in ’27
and Super Street in ’25
Team:
Melissa, Connor & Spencer, Jalen, Kameron, Gene, Crew — thank you 🏆
Melissa, Connor & Spencer, Jalen, Kameron, Gene, Crew — thank you 🏆
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