Gen TTr numbers are in!
08-13-2008, 03:23 PM
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Gen TTr numbers are in! I got a call from East Texas Muscle cars that they got the tune finished and had it on the dyno today. These numbers are with a Custom Cam, Ported Fast 90/90, 317 worked Heads and Gen TTr @10psi
653rwhp and 685tq uncorrected
678rwhp and 710tq corrected for 100+ temp
653rwhp and 685tq uncorrected
678rwhp and 710tq corrected for 100+ temp
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08-13-2008, 06:03 PM
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thats a pretty sick car man... im taking mine to stephen september 5th for my APS install. what heads do you have? done at a local shop or 317 heads from patriot or something? I wanna get some lower compression heads to get a little bit more boost.
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08-15-2008, 02:36 AM
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Short block is stock, will probably hold for about 6mo. I am not going to do any top end runs 5th gear pulls to try and help a bit. I am just not ready to drop another 10k for forged short block, 1000hp fuel system, drive line etc.
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I made a 12hr drive from Texarkana to Knoxville TN with not the slights blip and lots of WOT runs with the wide band reading well.As for gas mileage I can only tell about my long drive, I averaged 21 for the entire trip including mountain passes. So not as bad as I though.
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Yeah that is him LOL, this was his first SD tune but I had full trust in him. Being his guinea pig I was charge half of the going rate and he spent 3 to 4 times the amount of time on the car to get it right. Let me just say he did I made a 12hr drive from Texarkana to Knoxville TN with not the slights blip and lots of WOT runs with the wide band reading well.
As for gas mileage I can only tell about my long drive, I averaged 21 for the entire trip including mountain passes. So not as bad as I though.
I made a 12hr drive from Texarkana to Knoxville TN with not the slights blip and lots of WOT runs with the wide band reading well.As for gas mileage I can only tell about my long drive, I averaged 21 for the entire trip including mountain passes. So not as bad as I though.
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Yeah I recommend him to as many who are willing to make the drive. He has had someone come from the East Coast on Vacation to have work done and from Kansas. Other than that usually just from Houston, Austin, Dallas and surrounding areas still make the drive down. His shop prices are quite a bit cheaper than most and he takes pride in his work. He also is building a customer base so he does not have the large volume problems some of the other shops have and try to push you out the door as quickly as possible.
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stephen has been cool as hell with me and I havent even had my car to him yet, lol. he has my APS kit at his shop and took care of all the break down and shipping for me to PM-FL for ceramic coating, definetly a good guy looking to keep customers.
