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Old 09-19-2010, 09:24 AM
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pistons arent cut yet.called je thursday to make a change on them and they were still a week or so out
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Dang Phil. Was hoping for you to make some good passes this year!
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that blows.....
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no repair option for the block? shawn knows his way around water leaks (thanks again btw)
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Originally Posted by Dan / Wolfe Race Craft
Dang Phil. Was hoping for you to make some good passes this year!
No big deal dan. If the wastegate had the correct flange it would have ran a serious number even with the block being cracked. We've got our heads up and looking forward to starting next season fresh. The chassis is done, all I need now is a motor.

Shawn and I spent some time working on the motor. We're going with a tall Deck RHS block, Sonny Bryant Billet Crank either 4.125 or 4.250 with Center Counterweights, GRP Aluminum Rods, 4.125" JE Pistons, a Custom set of Crower lifters. I am going to reuse the top end package unless we sell it over the winter and keep the Stefs dry sump oiling system. We're going to talk to Bryant to see what they think about the 4.125 vs the 4.250 stroke in reguards to crankshaft flex and go from there.

A Jesel Belt drive and distributor will still sit on the front of the motor. I'll have to remake the crossover pipe for the turbo a and cut the cowl alittle but thats no big deal. Most of the details are worked out, a few things still on the drawing board but hopefully we can have a block and crank ordered by the end of the week.

Friday we tipped the scales at 3105 with about 75# of ballast in the car, with the Aluminum block we hope to see 2900-2920 with driver before ballast.
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Dude, put my 427 in there and finish the season.
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Is sleeving the block an option or not?
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Wink chin up Phil

chin up Phil

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My wife got a video but its not the best, she had 2 kids to contend with. You can hear how late the boost comes in from the incorrectly machined flange. Just a 1/8 mile hit letting off to a 8.0 1/4 mile, It would have ran a 7.4x out the back.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u5BS1...ayer_embedded#!
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Clearing out some stuff....

Kurt Urban Performance Turbo Cam - $275 + shipping
- Reverse split, 250s duration, .625 lift

Top End package: $7500
LS7 heads $3500 (4900 new)
- Freshened up
- Manley Inconel Exhaust Valves
- Manley Titanium Intake Valves
- Manley Double valve springs setup for a solid roller
- 6 Bolt setup
- Ports have been massaged for better flow by Shawn @ VA Speed.
Jesel J2k Adjustable Rockers $1200
Trend thick wall pushrods - Ball and Cup $150 ($375 new)
Crower Solid roller lifters - $350 ($660 new)
John Marcella LS7 Sheetmetal Intake setup for 16 injectors $2700, ($3700 new)
C5R valve covers $350

Would consider splitting up if I can get the heads and rockers sold.

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Old 09-22-2010, 08:59 AM
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you know you want to go 114...sell me your turbo
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Originally Posted by Fireball
you know you want to go 114...sell me your turbo
Funny you mention it... We're talking about going to a smaller turbo. If we can get a turbo closer to the power we need and it will come up quicker, it would be faster. Going to a bigger turbo is only going to increase MPH out the back door and slow down the 60'.
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Originally Posted by Phil99vette
Clearing out some stuff....

Kurt Urban Performance Turbo Cam - $275 + shipping
- Reverse split, 250s duration, .625 lift

Top End package: $7500
LS7 heads $3500 (4900 new)
- Freshened up
- Manley Inconel Exhaust Valves
- Manley Titanium Intake Valves
- Manley Double valve springs setup for a solid roller
- 6 Bolt setup
- Ports have been massaged for better flow by Shawn @ VA Speed.
Jesel J2k Adjustable Rockers $1200
Trend thick wall pushrods - Ball and Cup $150 ($375 new)
Crower Solid roller lifters - $350 ($660 new)
John Marcella LS7 Sheetmetal Intake setup for 16 injectors $2700, ($3700 new)
C5R valve covers $350

Would consider splitting up if I can get the heads and rockers sold.
uh oh, what are you planning phil?
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I smell some Mozez heads and a new intake
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Originally Posted by fenton06
I smell some Mozez heads and a new intake
I called the IRS and they said I was not in a high enough tax bracket to afford that equipment. You dont need canted valve heads to fly in ODR or O10.5
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LOL... Phil
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Well at least you checked with the proper authorities

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Car looks super soft eventhough it went 4.9 @ 160 on the first shot...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C0ZdPMgnUtI

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Old 09-22-2010, 07:28 PM
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Originally Posted by Phil99vette
I called the IRS and they said I was not in a high enough tax bracket to afford that equipment.
Not too worry...that's next on Obama's Giveaway List...

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Old 09-22-2010, 08:40 PM
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Originally Posted by Phil99vette
Well probably go the cheap route and get the RHS. Question is do we build a 428, 441 or a 454. I can tell you it will have a Billet CCW crank, alot of compression and aluminum rods.

If money were no object I'd build a Dart Billet, 11:1 CR, 460", Byrant 4.250" crank, GRP Rods, JE Pistons, Jesel belt/distributor/lifters/rockers, PI Canted valve heads and a big old honkin Marcella Intake.
Phil

Sorry to hear that about the motor. I thought I would get to see it run at the Shakedown next weekend.

As for the combo you want to do. It sounds like what mine is so keep your eye out for it. I did the 4.100 stroke for the main reason of it was what they had being built and a little longer rod wouldn't hurt. I should have it built in the next few weeks and on the dyno.


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