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02-18-2011, 06:44 AM
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Don key engines Does anyone know what that intake is on his LS entry in the engine masters competition.Strange looking and I want one.It is listed as G.M.P.P intake.That is not true.Thanks
02-18-2011, 04:47 PM
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L92 headed 409" engine with that new GMPP dual plane intake.
It made 522hp at only 5700 RPM and 516 ft lbs at 4200 RPM.
http://www.popularhotrodding.com/eng...nge/index.html
http://www.popularhotrodding.com/eng...nge/gm_ls.html
As a side note, That engine made 600hp & 580tq at the D&A shop with that tiny cam.
The crappy gas that was used at EM required every entry to dial back the timing and tune considerably.
Give Don a call, he is a nice guy. Here is a link to D&A Machine Shop page:
http://www.d-aperformanceengines.com/2010%20EMC%202.htm
It made 522hp at only 5700 RPM and 516 ft lbs at 4200 RPM.
http://www.popularhotrodding.com/eng...nge/index.html
http://www.popularhotrodding.com/eng...nge/gm_ls.html
As a side note, That engine made 600hp & 580tq at the D&A shop with that tiny cam.
The crappy gas that was used at EM required every entry to dial back the timing and tune considerably.
Give Don a call, he is a nice guy. Here is a link to D&A Machine Shop page:
http://www.d-aperformanceengines.com/2010%20EMC%202.htm
02-18-2011, 05:57 PM
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No, from what I have read, the specially formulated 91 octane "california blend" gas provided by Rockett for the engine masters competition was absolute junk.
Every entry suffered because of this. I also read that 10 engines were lost to detonation from this junk.
Source: post #28 from BES engines: http://www.cincystreetscene.com/foru...t=61874&page=2
Every entry suffered because of this. I also read that 10 engines were lost to detonation from this junk.
Source: post #28 from BES engines: http://www.cincystreetscene.com/foru...t=61874&page=2
