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Old 07-21-2009, 02:32 PM
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Default Set up question? Class rules setup

So out here on the west coast we really dont have any heads up classes. We have the pcsa and wchra. Well im trying to run a class next year in the wchra which is called limited 10.5. It is a great class but the rules for E.F.I are kinda of iffy. here are the big rules.

28x10.5 tire
single plate using only 1 set of solenoids and no progressive
single 10lb bottle and 4an line

Here is where it gets tough, the intake rules are pretty weird to me.(qouted from website)
CARBURETOR / THROTTLE BODY:
Carburetor limited to a single conventional (4150 type design).
********No dominators type carbs allowed.**********
Throttle body limited to a single 80 mm max. 90mm Mass Air Meter max
Dual throttle bodies legal if factory equipped however, they will be limited
to a max 90mm single mass air meter.

link to full rules:http://www.westcoasthotrod.com/rules...a-7e613f1c62d4

Ok so this rules out a FAST 90/90 set up and a carb style with top mount 4150 throttle body. I would either have to run a ls6 or carb with an elbow and 80mm throttle body.

I was wondering what you guys would do motor and intake wise roughly? Im thinking 402 or 408 some good compression but have no idea if I can even be competitive with my intake choices.

This class has gone as fast as 8.60 but 8.80's to 9.0's would go rounds.

thanks.
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id build a 39X aluminum motor (3.9 crank 4" bore) . Put a vic jr with a spacer that would adapt to the best flowing 80mm tb i could find. We had a jr setup with a 105 on top and it worked well. Is it jet limited? by 1 set of noids do they mean only 1 nitrous 1 fuel? or would a 4 noid DP be ok?
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here are the exact rules:

NITROUS:
Nitrous is limited to a conventional single stage plate system.
Two solenoids for nitrous system MAX, one nitrous,one gas and a third is
permitted only for a purge system. Plate has to be commercially available
System can only use one 10lb bottle, with a traditional steel braided - 4 line,
min. of 6 feet in length from bottle to nitrous solenoid.
**No progressive type controllers or Push Systems allowed**

So a plate, 1 nitrous, 1 fuel and as big as jets possible to get it to hook and what you can get there on a 4an line.
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Sounds like a fun class, but they've got EFI guys by the *****. Like Shiz said, hog out a Vic Jr and slap an 80 on there. All depends where they measure the TB at though. Port the **** out of a stocker
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Originally Posted by jmill96Z
Sounds like a fun class, but they've got EFI guys by the *****. Like Shiz said, hog out a Vic Jr and slap an 80 on there. All depends where they measure the TB at though. Port the **** out of a stocker
that is what im saying, not a fair to me. Im talking to the creator right now and he says we cant run a 4150 stlye throttle body because it flows too much? uh ok, what about the carb guys wonder how big of carbs they are using. it has got to be close?

anyone know what a FAST 90/90 flows?

It would def be a fun class if I can get somewhat competitive, I want to go heads up racing.
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They make the adapter plate that you can put a stock-ish plate on top of a vic--maybe a super vic. Along with a Speedtech plate and spacer under it, it should flow OK.
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Originally Posted by jmill96Z
They make the adapter plate that you can put a stock-ish plate on top of a vic--maybe a super vic. Along with a Speedtech plate and spacer under it, it should flow OK.
you mean stock ish throttle body on top of the vic? kinda lost me... lol
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The stock TB flows 798, but Accufab makes a 75mm that flows 922. Talk to George Klass about it. I'm sure he can set you up with something. He hooked me up with my 4150.
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Originally Posted by camscam02
you mean stock ish throttle body on top of the vic? kinda lost me... lol
Yeah, I meant stock TB. I'll find a link from where a guy was making them. Sits directly on top of the intake...no elbow or anything.
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Originally Posted by jmill96Z
Yeah, I meant stock TB. I'll find a link from where a guy was making them. Sits directly on top of the intake...no elbow or anything.
Cool, that is what I thought. Ya I just tried a quick search but couldnt come up with anything. thanks.
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It was on LS1Zone, but that site is down. It could be made fairly easy though.
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Sounds like a good class
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Originally Posted by cbra-klla
Sounds like a good class
haha yea, if I can get an intake setup that will work decent and power me in to the low 9's
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Originally Posted by camscam02
haha yea, if I can get an intake setup that will work decent and power me in to the low 9's
All it takes is $$$$$!!!!!!!!!
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Originally Posted by cbra-klla
All it takes is $$$$$!!!!!!!!!
haha and there the problem lies. going fast on a decent budget.

Ill figure something out.
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Get a good Plate like a wilson. then get an aluminum spacer and have the 80 mm tb adapted to it. If you can control timming you can make a progressor by just pulling 10 extra degrees on say a 300 hit then ramping it back in. the nitrous will be there but without the timming to burn it. it will reduce power. hewll the carb guys prolly will be running THE MSD traction control boxes. LOL Ride the dots!
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WTF you can use a 4150 carb and not a 4150 TB?
Pretty shitty rule.

They make 4150 carbs. that flow 1050cfm .... sounds like they are scared of a EFI car. lol

The carb guys with a 7531 box will dominate. Get you a FAST black box and bust em up.
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Originally Posted by ATVracr
WTF you can use a 4150 carb and not a 4150 TB?
Pretty shitty rule.

They make 4150 carbs. that flow 1050cfm .... sounds like they are scared of a EFI car. lol

The carb guys with a 7531 box will dominate. Get you a FAST black box and bust em up.
The 7531 box is where its at!!! What is the FAST box??
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Originally Posted by cbra-klla
The 7531 box is where its at!!! What is the FAST box??
The FAST XFI black box is pretty much the equal to a 7531 but for EFI cars.
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Originally Posted by ATVracr
The FAST XFI black box is pretty much the equal to a 7531 but for EFI cars.
How much are they??



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