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Old 03-22-2012, 04:39 PM
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Default New TX Mile vette. 2200+HP

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Top Speed Corvette C5 Z06
Built and Tuned by Hinson Motorsports


We are headed for the Texas Mile on March 23-25! We are thrashing to complete the project now (3/20/12). We ran 224 mph on low boost with our previous build. We're looking to beat our own record and eventually compete for the world record for the fastest piston powered car. This new car is a combination of C5 and C6 parts resulting in extreme performance. We have built on the information gained from our previous car, and this ride is looking to push the boundaries for standing mile racing.



3/22/12 Update

New numbers are in!

2,246 HP @ 7,800 RPM
34 psi


We made our first pulls on the engine dyno! We made 1,870 horsepower on low timing and 27psi. We're turning up the boost and timing tomorrow. We'll run out of injector around 2,400 horsepower. Special thanks to Young's Performance, Lane Culver, Butler Performance, Ryan Carpenter, Buddy Anderson, and Noah Mitros for making this happen so quickly.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kChVR...layer_embedded



Build Specs


Shortblock
427ci RHS Aluminum Tall Deck Block (Assembly & Machining by Butler Performance)
Callies Ultra Center Counter Weight Billet Crankshaft
Aluminum Connecting Rods
Diamond Pistons
Custom High Capacity Oil Pan from Doug Lee Engineuity

Top End
TEA Trickflow 245cc Cylinder Heads
Crower Roller Rocker Arms
Comp Pushrods
Custom Comp Solid Roller Camshaft
GM EFI Carb Style Intake Manifold

Turbo System

Custom Turbo Setup with 118mm Turbo
5" Downpipe
Custom Air/Water Intercooler
Tial Blow Off Valves
Tial Wastegate

Computer & Fuel
Holley EFI Dominator System
Bosch 160 lb Injectors
FuelLab Fuel Pumps & Regulator

Transmission & Rear Differential
RPM TR6060 Transmission
RPM ZR1 Differential with Quaiffe LSD
SPEC Twin Disk Clutch

Roll Cage & Body
25.5 Roll Cage
Custom Adjustable Rear Wing

Wheels & Tires

True Forged Wheels 18x12 & 18x10
Hoosier R6 Tires 345/35/18 & 275/35/18



This is a custom tall deck 427ci solid roller engine built in partnership with Butler Performance. The guys at Butler Performance handle our big cubic engine builds. These RHS blocks are great when they're in capable hands of a great machine shop. Give us a call to help plan your next race engine build.



Getting ready for the engine dyno.



Amazing craftsmanship by the guys at Hinson Motorsports.



Shameless plug for our friends at RHS & Total Engine Airflow/TrickFlow. We stock and use these great manufacturers for our personal and customer use. Let us know how we can help you assemble your next combination of parts!



RHS intake spacers for the tall deck build.



Forced air enters here. Intake is a GM piece with custom fuel rail solution by HINSON Motorsports. An intake elbow plate has been bolted down to the top. We will custom fabricate the elbow to work on this engine.



A billet alternator bracket built by Lane here at the shop. Got amps?



Custom water plates for -12 AN cooling connections. Built in house at Hinson Motorsports.
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Car is going to be fast!
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I was wondering when someone will beat that Ford GT40 that did like 270mph in the Miami Mile run last year.

This Vette might do it.....it should anyway. But the GT40 is a full blown daily driver with full interior.

When will it do its first standing mile run?

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What broke on the dyno? Never seen an engine bounce around like that. Glad my friend Noah is working on it.
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Damn sounds like a killer combo!! Can't wait to see some real runs and also how they plan to make that thing hook up with that power.
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That is a bad bitch right there. The only question would be will it hookup at 200mph
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2200HP
When will it ever stop
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^this haha
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Good lord this thing is gonna be an animal...
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I think NRE built a 2,500 HP TT 454 LSX.......they were supposed to put it into a car for a top speed run. Don't know whats up with it.

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curious to see how it does.
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Mother of 118 mm turbo...
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Just plain sick! Hope it does well, Good luck fellas
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Originally Posted by ZONES89RS
Mother of 118 mm turbo...
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I think 261 is the car (non jet) record. No one counts the ford gt pass in florida. It has gone much slower everywhere else...
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I'll be impressed if that block holds up.....but I think its gonna have trouble......

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Originally Posted by UTzo6
I think 261 is the car (non jet) record. No one counts the ford gt pass in florida. It has gone much slower everywhere else...
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Originally Posted by LS6427
I'll be impressed if that block holds up.....but I think its gonna have trouble......

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I wouldn't worry about the block as much as I would worry about that Spec twin disk clutch trying to hold itself together.
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I'm interested to see how aluminum rods hold up in something like this.
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Originally Posted by | Powered by Satan |

I wouldn't worry about the block as much as I would worry about that Spec twin disk clutch trying to hold itself together.
I don't know, thats allot for an aluminum block. I can't for the life of me figure out why they didn;t choose an iron LSX block. The extra weight is 100% meaningless in a top end car and its easily a ton stronger than the aluminum block.

They could have even had the iron block sleeved by RED with ductile iron sleeves......the ultimate in strength and reliability. Since money obviously doesn't mean anything to these builders.....

There's no way its going to last too long, thats for sure.

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