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Old 11-24-2013, 08:28 PM
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What's up everyone, this thread is about my car. I'm sorry I have not posted until now, but I have a very busy schedule and really don't make it on this board much anymore. As hard as it may seem to believe the car has not made it to the track or barely out my garage since picking it up from Tick. I work a full time job that averages 45- 50+ hours(m-f) plus I am part owner of a small business that I work about every weekend with as well. This leaves almost no free time for me. The extra power the new cam is making more than exceeded my expectations and felt very good the little bit I have driven it. It looks like it will be next year before I do make it out to the track and get some seat time, but I will post the results on here when I do.
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Originally Posted by steelers71
What's up everyone, this thread is about my car. I'm sorry I have not posted until now, but I have a very busy schedule and really don't make it on this board much anymore. As hard as it may seem to believe the car has not made it to the track or barely out my garage since picking it up from Tick. I work a full time job that averages 45- 50+ hours(m-f) plus I am part owner of a small business that I work about every weekend with as well. This leaves almost no free time for me. The extra power the new cam is making more than exceeded my expectations and felt very good the little bit I have driven it. It looks like it will be next year before I do make it out to the track and get some seat time, but I will post the results on here when I do.
Quoted for truth. I'm glad you happy with it. That's a killer combo.
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thanks, gotta pay for that killer combo somehow
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Thanks Robert!

I think she'll run real good for you.
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thats a bad *** stock cube motor! Very impressive! Curious to see how it runs down the track!
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Still waiting for track numbers
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Customer has to turn the key and get it there. My job is done.

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Any idea on what this car pulls as far as vacuum at idle?
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Thread update- Finally

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Nice!

125.80(may as well call it 126) is good for high 10.50's low 10.60's all day with suspension and gearing tweaks!

Lot's of potential left there for sure!!!!
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Thinking of polluter for my refresh on my 346 wanting to go real max effort on stock cid real nice results Martin
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Originally Posted by JaSSon
Thinking of polluter for my refresh on my 346 wanting to go real max effort on stock cid real nice results Martin
With a 8" converter and 4.10's you have the perfect combo for it!

What are you running now if you don't mind me asking?
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Mti x1 230/227 590 112 old yt's,comp 977's, comp r lifters, thunder racing chrome moly rods 7.35 on intake 7.40 on exhaust. Already got motor tore down want to change pistons to some stock bore mahles change rods bolts maybe put your cam in it and put it all in my hugger car if your talking time slips its in sig. I want to do max effort 346, I want big cam like old trex your cams seem to make real good power what do u suggest thanks for interest

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With some added compression and the Polluter cam installed, it will be a large upgrade over what you had before that is for sure!
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Yeah was going to mill heads use .041 cometics not sure how much milling on my 5.3s I need to get my desired 11:5 to 11:8 I think theve only been milled .005 to .010 on original tea order
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Originally Posted by JaSSon
Yeah was going to mill heads use .041 cometics not sure how much milling on my 5.3s I need to get my desired 11:5 to 11:8 I think theve only been milled .005 to .010 on original tea order
I milled mine to 59cc to get that.

There will probably be some serious fly cutting with those heads.

I still have the set of TEA 5.3 heads I bought from you several years back. They are going back to TEA pretty soon.
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I remember you , how much milling to get that jay, I plan on putting some stock bore mahles in it though with reliefs tea nailed it with those 5.3s I couldn't see spending another $1300 for nada
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Originally Posted by JaSSon
I remember you , how much milling to get that jay, I plan on putting some stock bore mahles in it though with reliefs tea nailed it with those 5.3s I couldn't see spending another $1300 for nada
The heads cc'd at 64cc. Roughly its .007 per 1cc so around .035 if I'm doing the math right.
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FYI, we just had a fiasco with a set of TEA 5.3 heads. The valve drop on a set of TEA Stage 2 heads with a 2.040"/1.575" valve is .110/.170 before any milling.

Stock heads have about .030-.40" more valve drop than this. We had the heads milled .035" and we fly-cut the pistons .080" and had less than .040" p to v with the V.2 Polluter cam.

We ended up having to use the SNS Stage 3 and it still barely gave us .055-.060" p to v.
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Originally Posted by Martin@Tick
FYI, we just had a fiasco with a set of TEA 5.3 heads. The valve drop on a set of TEA Stage 2 heads with a 2.040"/1.575" valve is .110/.170 before any milling.

Stock heads have about .030-.40" more valve drop than this. We had the heads milled .035" and we fly-cut the pistons .080" and had less than .040" p to v with the V.2 Polluter cam.

We ended up having to use the SNS Stage 3 and it still barely gave us .055-.060" p to v.
Yup. I had to flycut w/ a 226/230 EPS cam.


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