Streetsweeper cam results
06-22-2010, 06:43 AM
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Its manufactured by comp cams. Speced by new era and Ed Curtis of flow tech inductions. Its a great cam, just need to change my gears to really take advantage of it.
Specs Int Exh
Duration @ .050 236 240
Lift .630 .612
LSA : 111
Specs Int Exh
Duration @ .050 236 240
Lift .630 .612
LSA : 111
07-07-2010, 11:36 PM
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It's all in the 60'. If you can knock off 2 tenth on the 60' it will be almost 4 tenths at the traps.
Tires and 4.10's would be your best investment. A 275/60 would go nice with that gear.
Tires and 4.10's would be your best investment. A 275/60 would go nice with that gear.
07-08-2010, 12:07 AM
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I actually just picked up some drag radials, 16" on firebird rims, got a smokin deal from a member on here. Im gonna try it with my stock gearing for now. Not really launching too hard, still have the 10 bolt. I plan on getting a twelve bolt sometime.
07-08-2010, 09:32 AM
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Ah yes, the results of a mish-mash unplanned combination of parts. Is there a direction you want to go? Seems like you have a pretty good dyno queen, but you're not gonna get the power to the track without some big changes.
07-11-2010, 06:57 PM
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I wouldnt say its a mish mash but a budget combo. I dont really go to the track much, dont have time and have a family. I plan on getting a 12 bolt and some different gears when I get some money. It drives great on the street with the 3.42 gears, got 22 mpg so far.
I got the drag radials with 99% Tread left with like new rims for $100, cant beat that. Im gonna try them out and see what it will do.
I got the drag radials with 99% Tread left with like new rims for $100, cant beat that. Im gonna try them out and see what it will do.
07-12-2010, 09:46 PM
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They are BF Goodrich G force t/a drag radials. 255/50/16. I actually got them off a member here in Greece, NY. $100 bucks picked up, smoking deal on firebird rims. They are like brand new. I am still on the 10 bolt so I need to take it easy on the rear.
I just installed a harlan shiftlight, set it at 6200, thats where my power peaks.
I wont be going to the track till my buddy gets his mustang tuned right, probably in a month or so. I believe the track out your way is open october.
I just installed a harlan shiftlight, set it at 6200, thats where my power peaks.
I wont be going to the track till my buddy gets his mustang tuned right, probably in a month or so. I believe the track out your way is open october.
08-13-2010, 10:27 PM
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Went to the track again. Changes are shift light, linelock and bfgoodrich drag radials. Didnt want to break the 10 bolt. I lauch between 2000 and 2500.
2.053 60'
330 5.525
1/8 8.281
mph 89.56
1000 10.623
1/4 12.610
mph 113.55
My best mph was 114.67
2.053 60'
330 5.525
1/8 8.281
mph 89.56
1000 10.623
1/4 12.610
mph 113.55
My best mph was 114.67
