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Old 05-25-2018, 11:34 PM
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Default Brown Chevette 10.29 new best

Still need to play with my launch to try and lower the 60'. The first run was supposed to be an easy footbrake run. I got in it a little more than I originally planned. Here's some pictures and a couple videos of the night.










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Good work!!
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Congrats!!! Love seeing this little thing go. Great effort
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New personal best tonight. I think this is about it on the current setup.




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I still feel like there is more hiding in that setup. Have you tried open headers?
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Thanks guys, there might be a hair left in it. I really don’t know what it’s doing off the line. All of my 60’s were better this time around but I think I’m still spinning more than I should be. Also I’m almost guessing when to shift cause it’s hard to watch my tach at the same time make sure I’m not headed for the wall. The car is a handfull the first 330’. When fall weather comes back around I’ll try some more.
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You need some decent 90/10 or adjustable front shocks to get that front up a little more in the air. Good to see the 60 foot is in the 1.4 range where it should be. I still feel like there's more hiding in there somewhere.
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I’ll look at front shocks for now. Pretty sure I want to switch to coil overs in the rear on my next revision though. Another thing to remember, the car is under 400 whp. 10.4’s aren’t too bad lol

Oh and open headers.........I’d rather lose a tenth than be the noisy guy running 10’s. My mufflers are a straight through design. I don’t think I’m losing much there.
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I can get you some pulls on a Dynojet if you're looking for comparable HP numbers to everyone else..
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Free??? Haha

i know an old friend who has a dynojet I thought about sticking it on there. I’m not concerned about numbers but I wouldn’t mind doing a check up on the tune sometime. Just to make sure everything’s where it’s supposed to be.
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Possibly free, and almost an hour closer to you.
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What is the race weight?
Assuming ~2400, I'd say it making about 375rwhp.
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Originally Posted by JoeNova
Possibly free, and almost an hour closer to you.

I’ll take you up on the offer if you don’t mind going and hooking up your laptop and checking it out making sure it’s still running good. If I’m just gonna go for a number I really don’t care that much. If it’s not free either and you want to text me more details that’s fine too.

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What is the race weight?
Assuming ~2400, I'd say it making about 375rwhp.

I haven’t had it on the scales since the power glide, and cage. I’m guessing in the 2400-2500 weight with me in the car.
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Originally Posted by ragtopz28
What is the race weight?
Assuming ~2400, I'd say it making about 375rwhp.
Given the BTR S3 cam, PRC 2.5 heads, and FAST 102, it should be 50-70 hp more than that, although small diameter torque converters do pretty poorly on the dyno.

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I’ll take you up on the offer if you don’t mind going and hooking up your laptop and checking it out making sure it’s still running good. If I’m just gonna go for a number I really don’t care that much. If it’s not free either and you want to text me more details that’s fine too.
There are 3 shops in Fairfield Ohio, all with dynojets, all of which I have access to. I have a Trans Am to tune/dyno soon at his buddies shop (made 434 wheel on a base tune I did, I should be able to get 25 more out of it on the dyno), and Brian might throw his truck on one of them too. I'll find out when this is all going to happen and give you a heads up.

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[QUOTE=JoeNova;19929078]Given the BTR S3 cam, PRC 2.5 heads, and FAST 102, it should be 50-70 hp more than that, although small diameter torque converters do pretty poorly on the dyno.

I was just going by ET, MPH, and Weight (I guessed pretty close). Wallace Calculator has been very accurate on 3 of my cars.


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Going off of my previous mustang dyno run and a weight of 2400 lb the numbers are spot on with what I’m running.
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More powa!
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Eventually..... the thought crossed my mind to put a small shot of nitrous on it to try and hit the 9’s. I’d rather just wait for a turbo.



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