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Old 09-03-2005, 08:02 PM
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Default TR CheaTR cam hits 401/375 with stock heads!! 12.53@ 114 1.96

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2002 Camaro SS, M6, 3.42 gear, stock rims, BFG 275/40 Drag Radials.
TR CheaTR Cam 214.9/231.9 117 LSA .599/.578, PRC Platinum Valve Springs, Dynatech Longtubes (old style) with OFF road Ypipe, Magnaflow Catback, FAST 90 LSX manifold, Nick Williams TB, SLP Lid, TR6 plugs ( gonna spray it soon ) MSD wires, RAM powergrip with Billet Steel Flywheel

Stock Heads, Stock Pulley, Stock MAF ect.. Base line tuning by CAT3 at the track, ill let him add what he did.

Went 12.53 @ 113.96 last night on a 1.96 60 ft.

Im happy now.
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congrats on the times/numbers , now put the bottle in and see what it does
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Congrats on the #'s
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Awsome! I knew you'd break the 400 rwhp barrier. Congrats!
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Well, once we get the WB hooked up I can give you a nice fuel curve, richen til 4800 pk TQ, and then lean it out to the pk Hp. Mess with the timing a tad and you'll be ***** on!
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Was there something wrong at the track? I ran a 12.70 at 113 with 333rwhp. I know diffrent conditions effect things. Just wondering if the track conditions were ok and if you were expecting to go faster...... Then again us Louisiana boys do tend to lay the smack down when we tread on your turf.
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im gonna go with wheel spin
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I'm sure Hawaii doensn't have ideal racing conditions. I see the numbers are also in STD. Still awsome numbers. Congrats.

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I'll tell you what, send that over to me and I'll show you how the **** to drive it right!
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How about posting the SAE numbers like everyone else does so that we can get a good comparison?
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noticed that earlier about the std #s while we were at the shop.just forgot to mentioned it to Scoob.
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Originally Posted by 98t56TA
I'll tell you what, send that over to me and I'll show you how the **** to drive it right!

how about you fly down here and try running on our track and will see how you do.
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Ill see what i can do about the #'s, about going faster, i keep forgetting all you guys are master mechanics and professional drivers here..what was i thinking?? I need some practice, only 3 passes so far with the set up on Drag Radials.
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Originally Posted by Scoobie
Ill see what i can do about the #'s, about going faster, i keep forgetting all you guys are master mechanics and professional drivers here..what was i thinking?? I need some practice, only 3 passes so far with the set up on Drag Radials.


BTW.. Scoobs #'s are legit. I was at the dyno with him. As a comparison, I have the same mods save no FAST intake and a TR224 cam. I put down 375/363. That equates to 13.3's at @110 drag racing here in Hawaii. I'd also like to see how darn fast people's cars are here with no VHT, slick asphalt, 90 degree temps, 98% humidity, and a 15 knot headwind from the "trades" that are always here. This isn't a "feelgood" artificially fast track by any means. Only one Camaro here on the entire island is going 10's, and less than a handful are in the 11's. But, it's the only track we have.
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Originally Posted by Schantin


BTW.. Scoobs #'s are legit. I was at the dyno with him. As a comparison, I have the same mods save no FAST intake and a TR224 cam. I put down 375/363. That equates to 13.3's at @110 drag racing here in Hawaii. I'd also like to see how darn fast people's cars are here with no VHT, slick asphalt, 90 degree temps, 98% humidity, and a 15 knot headwind from the "trades" that are always here. This isn't a "feelgood" artificially fast track by any means. Only one Camaro here on the entire island is going 10's, and less than a handful are in the 11's. But, it's the only track we have.

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Originally Posted by 98t56TA
I'll tell you what, send that over to me and I'll show you how the **** to drive it right!
What a funny way to show your ***! I agree with Rex, fly on down here and I'll let you drive my car, you get within .3 of my ET in two runs you get a free dinner and drinks!

Scott (Scoobie) slips a lot trying to get out of the hole and catch up with traction. Our track is not the greatest, and thats by far, for maintaining traction.

Seems like the STD vs SAE #'s is the same thing that happened to Ben about 2 yrs ago when it was posted he pulled 400rwhp on a hotcam! Doh!
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yeah, ill see what the SAE are if they can give them too me, but if you guys take a look at the #'s the other 10 cars put down i posted up in the dyno section, you'll see our #'s are right on.

We like to go fast too guys, sucks our track sucks, ive been around long enough to own 3 LS1's and 3 LT1's..i know the cars out here are fast, just like home..to bad we cant put it on paper.
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Originally Posted by CAT3
Seems like the STD vs SAE #'s is the same thing that happened to Ben about 2 yrs ago when it was posted he pulled 400rwhp on a hotcam! Doh!
I would like know what is the difference from std numbers to sae?
Thanks
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If you are dynoing in hot humid air, the correction factor is likely to be grater than 1.0 so that 400 rwhp should hold up.

I'd like to see the spray with that cam.
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Well it was hot and raining on and off if that gives you an idea. Thanks.


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