Solid Roller/Again!
01-12-2008, 02:31 AM
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Solid Roller/Again! Well i talked to Bret B about the SR set up today that i was mentioning in my first new threads. Damm alot of $$$$, My friend told me it cost a **** load and he was for real. Any opinions from any one on if its worth spending that much money. I mean i just wanna have like a 6.50 1/8 mile car and ill be happy! Of course ill have my share of nitrous on this car to and i think i can get my goal with spray and not have to go with the SR. What yall think??
01-12-2008, 02:36 AM
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i think you should stop making all these new threads, and bring the ones you already created back to life....people will see those too 
and yea solid roller is expensive, and its all in whats in ur budget. my car will never see a solid roller. a big custom ground HR cam will do just fine....
and yea solid roller is expensive, and its all in whats in ur budget. my car will never see a solid roller. a big custom ground HR cam will do just fine....
01-12-2008, 09:44 AM
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just talked to my builder yester day and he is building my motor for 4000-4500ish i showed him he specs on the 2le and he said he would match his price if i stick to him for business and i told him im looking at the 375-400 n/a he said no prob
01-12-2008, 09:48 AM
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Make sure he is not only knowledgable about LT1s, but that he means RWHP and not flywheel. LT1s respond a bit differently then traditional SBC's, and 375 at the flywheel is cake, and not impressive at all.
01-12-2008, 11:08 AM
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Well i talked to Bret B about the SR set up today that i was mentioning in my first new threads. Damm alot of $$$$, My friend told me it cost a **** load and he was for real. Any opinions from any one on if its worth spending that much money. I mean i just wanna have like a 6.50 1/8 mile car and ill be happy! Of course ill have my share of nitrous on this car to and i think i can get my goal with spray and not have to go with the SR. What yall think??
Are you building a motor? 383/396 etc.
6.50 in the 1/8 is not light on the wallet!
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01-12-2008, 10:15 PM
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6.50 for some reason people dont believe that lol! I think im going to stick with what we talked about first and just try that and try not to go broke!
01-13-2008, 01:34 PM
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So thats like 10.0-10.1 1/4 mile
I say if you can get a stock shortblock togo that fast and I doubt you can it will blowup after 1 or 2 runs
It costs alot of money to go fast and keep the car from breaking everytime you take it to the track
I say if you can get a stock shortblock togo that fast and I doubt you can it will blowup after 1 or 2 runs
It costs alot of money to go fast and keep the car from breaking everytime you take it to the track
01-15-2008, 05:43 PM
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Im callin BS on 10.0 with stock motor and 225 shot.
First of all a stock motor wont hold that much spray and even if it did you would need more like a 500 shot to run 10.0
Second there are H/C/I 383 guys spraying 150 and 200 shots and not running 10.0's.
First of all a stock motor wont hold that much spray and even if it did you would need more like a 500 shot to run 10.0
Second there are H/C/I 383 guys spraying 150 and 200 shots and not running 10.0's.