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Old 08-05-2014, 09:44 PM
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Default LS3 416 Pat G TEA TFS

I have a
Ls3 416 11.7:1 comp
TEA TFS235's
Pat G custom cam 248/252
Mammofied FAST102/102
ARH 1 7/8" LT's with synergy custom true duals with magnaflow race bullets

Moser 9" w/4.10's
6 Speed
exedy triple disk

Built and Tuned by Rick @synergy motorsports
Brand new motor.... got tuned after break in time on the dyno and oil change

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Are they TFS 245s or 235s?
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What are you running for street tires

It's a beast
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Good grief...a 416 putting down 587/530 to the rear tires with 4:10's. Congrats man, that's some serious power!
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Beast.
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Get that thing on the track so we can see some track times

That's what I wanted to build, with 13:1cr and a single plane intake.....but I ended up with a 408
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I'm curious about the heads too. Did you sell the 235s or modify? I have a 427 w/ TFS 235s and only dynoed 533.
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Originally Posted by Bill00Formula
I'm curious about the heads too. Did you sell the 235s or modify? I have a 427 w/ TFS 235s and only dynoed 533.
That big of a bore is begging for some LS3 or LS7 heads.
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They were 235s that TEA ported to 245s...

Awesome numbers Jeff. Glad it's finally running felt good going for a drive in that beast. I can't wait for the track outings and you getting booted immediately lol
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Originally Posted by Jimbo1367
Are they TFS 245s or 235s?
Originally Posted by Bill00Formula
I'm curious about the heads too. Did you sell the 235s or modify? I have a 427 w/ TFS 235s and only dynoed 533.
So they started out life as a 235 head and sent them in for the exhaust port work to get done someone dropped the ball which in this case may have helped out just a bit, but they made them 245's with the port work as well.
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Originally Posted by ctd
What are you running for street tires

It's a beast
Lol my street tires are a Hoosier drag radial
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Originally Posted by Kingc8r
They were 235s that TEA ported to 245s...

Awesome numbers Jeff. Glad it's finally running felt good going for a drive in that beast. I can't wait for the track outings and you getting booted immediately lol
Lol I know right Sucks I need a roll bar just to go on motor
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Nasty, gonna be fun with the 6 speed lol
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Originally Posted by CUR4VNM
Lol my street tires are a Hoosier drag radial
Ahhhhh, how do they hook gear 1 & 2?
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I haven't got to take the car out very much yet and its mostly been freeway. So I took it out last night and did some slower rolls like 30-40 in 2nd and they do their best trying to grab traction considering no burnout, full tire pressure and having to feather the gas lmao

I need to get a roll bar and take her to the track when the weather gets nicer out. See how they really work.
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Congrats Jeff. Glad to hear you're running so strong. Your combo is an animal for sure.
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isnt the minimum recommended bore to run on the 235s a 4.125? i guess they still work with a smaller one?
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235 can be used on a 4" bore... 245s can be used on 4.03" I believe but work well on the 4.07" LS3 bore...
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Originally Posted by JakeFusion
235 can be used on a 4" bore... 245s can be used on 4.03" I believe but work well on the 4.07" LS3 bore...

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