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Old 07-15-2010, 06:41 PM
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I dynoed mine with dry ice behind the cooling fan...that's legal right...
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Originally Posted by Damian
I didn't notice the #'s were STD. Prob a 435-440/410 car corrected.
Bout time you got here, wadda you think....would this do pretty well with my set-up
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Originally Posted by Titanws6
Bout time you got here, wadda you think....would this do pretty well with my set-up
Maybe, what's your set up?

450/420 - ish from 241's and that intake isn't bad.
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Stock 243s w/ sodium valves, dual PAC Springs, "el torro"
LS6 Intake, LS7 lifters, LS6 oil pump, LS2 Chain, Stock Ported TB, Pacesetter LTs, ORY, FM Merge, 2 OTL Exhaust,
4.10 stock 10 bolt...........Budget Built
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Originally Posted by Titanws6
Stock 243s w/ sodium valves, dual PAC Springs, "el torro"
LS6 Intake, LS7 lifters, LS6 oil pump, LS2 Chain, Stock Ported TB, Pacesetter LTs, ORY, FM Merge, 2 OTL Exhaust,
4.10 stock 10 bolt...........Budget Built
Sounds good, I wish I had the 243's with the sodium valves! At least I wouldn't have had to fight the velocity profile over the short turn as much with the 243's..
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Nice numbers paint it black, Eps cams are doing great and will be putting one in my Nova when i decide to take the old used Futral cam out that i stuck in there to get it going.
It was a cheap cam that got my engine running but is designed for strokers. Geoff has an idea of a better cam to get me launching a lot harder then this one . That is where my car is lacking is the hole shot.
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Strong numbers.
Those EPS cams are really showing some great results.
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makes me wish I had invested in an EPS cam... Oh well, Guess i'll see what kind of numbers my Comp XER281HR makes... If I'm not satisfied those numbers are making me think of switching over
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What gear are you running and how is it on the streets? Nice numbers for sure! I need an EPS cam
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Right now I have a stock 3.42 gear. Don't plan on changing it until I get a midwest 9" with 4.10's. Then some 28" MT radials.

It's a big cam. It definitely drives like a big cam. It could use the gear for sure but the tq is so abundant everywhere it's livable for now.




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