help with pulley vs RPM
I have 3:73 gears and a 4L80 in my car with a tight 3800 stall, how small can i go before it will want to make boost at 70 MPH?
I have a 3.70 in the HU now and it does not even come close to making boost at 70, im thinking something like a 3.1-3.0 but im not sure if i can do that? oh yeah and i have a 7.25 cranks pulley
Thanks Guys Ricky
guys i dont want to make boost at 70 but im thinking that once you get to such a small head unit pulley that it will be making boost all the time just driving it around? or at least trying to?
D1SC with a 4.25 DP, and a 7.53 crank pulley-i see around 2 lbs cruising around 1800 rpm, goes up from there a little-you would have to drop back to third at 70 to see much boost, but the carb or throttle body has gotta be open to really get boost, like when you hammer it, otherwise at cruise your just not gonna see a lot
smaller pulley you will prob see a little more boost, the blowers spinning faster, but still trying to push thru a small opening untill WOT
on a side note how do you like running the 28 in tire with 3:73s do you still 60 good?
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Same here, any time the pedal isn't in the floor I'm at 12-15in-hg of vac. Put the pedal to the floor boost starts to build.
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as i remember when i did a dyno test, we mont. boost before the i/c, and below the carb., their was around 2 lbs loss, which was expected, as a little is in the 3 core i/c, and usually a little thru the carb-if i would have read it below the carb around 1800, maybe no boost, as my map sen. still shows vac.
like said, soon as the belt turns, there is boost (trust me, you dont pull a site plug out of the fuel bowl with the engine running, lol)
as i remember when i did a dyno test, we mont. boost before the i/c, and below the carb., their was around 2 lbs loss, which was expected, as a little is in the 3 core i/c, and usually a little thru the carb-if i would have read it below the carb around 1800, maybe no boost, as my map sen. still shows vac.
like said, soon as the belt turns, there is boost (trust me, you dont pull a site plug out of the fuel bowl with the engine running, lol)








