SSP 408 dyno resluts
SSP 408 dyno resluts 
408, All shelf internals.
6.0 Iron block + .030”
Eagle 4.00” stroke crank
Crower Sportsman 6.125” rods
Diamond 11519 4.030” pistons
Mahle rings gapped for 150 of N2O
TCI balancer
CM 253/257 64x/64x” 113+3 cam
Cometic 4.100 .051” head gaskets
Ported 862 (4.8/5.3) castings
2.055/1.570” SS valves
Custom dual springs/Ti ret.
~12:1 SCR
FAST 90/NW TB
Kooks 1 7/8” to 2” stepped headers
3” duals w/ X
TEXtralia OZ700 w/ steel flywheel
Steel driveshaft
12-bolt w/ 3.73’s
The car was built by JOhn Cangelosi from SSP in prosper and dynoed on a dynojet at matchless performance.
http://www.street-stripperformance.com/
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Beast of a motor. Was the results you got what you were expecting?? If not, what were you looking for out of this motor? At any rate Killer power and great overall torque.
Originally Posted by allngn_c5
Just noticed, "Jew Boy" on the graph, what's up with that??? I am not Jewish but some members that are may not think its too funny.
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Originally Posted by BigDaddyBry
I'd guess it's some good natured ball-bustin' amongst friends.
Just to clarify, I think its just maybe an old inside deal between Grant and one of the old dyno operators at the shop where we dyno. It is how he is saved into their computer.
He holds it down strong with the Judaism
He holds it down strong with the Judaism
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I have no issues with the comment, but I was pointing out that I say what someone else may not. I understand it may be a joke between friends, but someone might not see it that way and it would nice to see the caption "Jewboy" removed.
Do what you want in the privacy of your shop, but when you post something like that on a public forum you are opening up the door for someone to say something.
Ok I am off my soapbox. I hate it when someone twists my comments around. But one question, how do you twist the phrase "jewboy" around from anything but a negative, unless you are in the circle that the joke was told?
On another subject , again excellent results.
Do what you want in the privacy of your shop, but when you post something like that on a public forum you are opening up the door for someone to say something.
Ok I am off my soapbox. I hate it when someone twists my comments around. But one question, how do you twist the phrase "jewboy" around from anything but a negative, unless you are in the circle that the joke was told?
On another subject , again excellent results.
Originally Posted by PAGregSS
Are you using straight 93 octane? Noticed the compression ratio. The A/F looks pretty good.
Also, the A/F on the dyno graph is out of the tail pipe, my experience with their WB02 vs. mine (which is in the DS header) is theirs tends to show about .6 leaner at WOT. I was seeing A/F numbers that followed that same curve but were all in the low low 12's.
Originally Posted by allngn_c5
I have no issues with the comment, but I was pointing out that I say what someone else may not. I understand it may be a joke between friends, but someone might not see it that way and it would nice to see the caption "Jewboy" removed.
Do what you want in the privacy of your shop, but when you post something like that on a public forum you are opening up the door for someone to say something.
Ok I am off my soapbox. I hate it when someone twists my comments around. But one question, how do you twist the phrase "jewboy" around from anything but a negative, unless you are in the circle that the joke was told?
On another subject , again excellent results.
Do what you want in the privacy of your shop, but when you post something like that on a public forum you are opening up the door for someone to say something.
Ok I am off my soapbox. I hate it when someone twists my comments around. But one question, how do you twist the phrase "jewboy" around from anything but a negative, unless you are in the circle that the joke was told?
On another subject , again excellent results.
Don't trip off your soapbox.
Back on topic, nice numbers.
