Damn. Glad that thing didn't get messed up. Beautiful car and numbers. Steve is the man on tuning:). |
i gained around 30 RWHP on the dyno by rem the inlet-i use an F body one on my chevelle, with a vette Procharger setup-went to Home Depot and got a small roll of 1/4" screen, just molded it around the opening, and used a hose clamp to secure it-i thought the small screen would be a rest, if you added up all the surface area of the screen-when i make a pass i'll stick it on i would like to make a larger 4" inlet deal, gotta work on that nice #'s, better than my stroker w/AFR 225 heads, lol |
We're still waiting for the video BTW.. :D Sorry about the clutch too.. :bang: |
Originally Posted by venom ws7
(Post 13066501)
We're still waiting for the video BTW.. :D Sorry about the clutch too.. :bang: |
Originally Posted by 30th t/a
(Post 13059755)
That is one sweet ride and setup! wow! What CR are you running? I am not sure on cr. My motor with stock heads and the diamond dish pistons was 9.5. Then I put on milled AFR 205's (62 cc). We guess it is around 9.8 - 10.0 |
damn man that some great numbers.those numbers sound fun to drive. |
I wish I would have seen this thread before you went to the track. I would have told you to remove that screen from the inlet. They are huge restirctions actually. Even the smallest K&N made will flow (and protect) better than any screen will offer. If you're going to run with it anyways, at least open up the surface area to allow more airflow... |
Originally Posted by BlwnLs1GTO
(Post 13072477)
I wish I would have seen this thread before you went to the track. I would have told you to remove that screen from the inlet. They are huge restirctions actually. Even the smallest K&N made will flow (and protect) better than any screen will offer. If you're going to run with it anyways, at least open up the surface area to allow more airflow... |
Nice! What is your CR? I think mine made 808rwhp because it was a little higher CR than most. Sick numbers, it'll feel awesome! |
On my car I was aiming for 16psi with my F1A. I had a custom inlet fabricated turned out to be about as good as the stock procharger hat 13 psi was all it was good for with an F1A! I finally got the procharger truck inlet to work with my FMIC setup and so far so good making 16-17psi on a 418CI. I highly suggest the truck inlet and that huge cone K&N air filter it will meet your flow requirements and won't break the bank. It's pretty much the only thing that will fit behind the stock radiator. Make sure you verify it will fit on the D1 head unit though. I thought I was going to play that game where you take the inlet off for the track but with these cars it's a PITA you got to get underneath the damn thing to remove the air filters. Just removing that thing through my tune for a loop so much that it was unsafe. I suggest biting the bullet finding a good inlet and sticking to it. I know you said track only BUT fine dust will wear away at the impeller blades making them rough and ineffective. One rock will ruin your day too. |
Originally Posted by BlwnLs1GTO
(Post 13072477)
I wish I would have seen this thread before you went to the track. I would have told you to remove that screen from the inlet. They are huge restirctions actually. Even the smallest K&N made will flow (and protect) better than any screen will offer. If you're going to run with it anyways, at least open up the surface area to allow more airflow...
Originally Posted by 01Z28Camaro
(Post 13072590)
I gave fair warning in post 34..
Originally Posted by 'Trust'
(Post 13072696)
Nice! What is your CR? I think mine made 808rwhp because it was a little higher CR than most. Sick numbers, it'll feel awesome!
Originally Posted by laughatrice
(Post 13072789)
Just removing that thing through my tune for a loop so much that it was unsafe. |
Originally Posted by 'Trust'
(Post 13072696)
Nice! What is your CR? I think mine made 808rwhp because it was a little higher CR than most. Sick numbers, it'll feel awesome! |
Very Awesome Numbers and Very Clean Ride!!! |
Originally Posted by laughatrice
(Post 13072789)
On my car I was aiming for 16psi with my F1A. I had a custom inlet fabricated turned out to be about as good as the stock procharger hat 13 psi was all it was good for with an F1A! I finally got the procharger truck inlet to work with my FMIC setup and so far so good making 16-17psi on a 418CI. I highly suggest the truck inlet and that huge cone K&N air filter it will meet your flow requirements and won't break the bank. It's pretty much the only thing that will fit behind the stock radiator. Make sure you verify it will fit on the D1 head unit though. I thought I was going to play that game where you take the inlet off for the track but with these cars it's a PITA you got to get underneath the damn thing to remove the air filters. Just removing that thing through my tune for a loop so much that it was unsafe. I suggest biting the bullet finding a good inlet and sticking to it. I know you said track only BUT fine dust will wear away at the impeller blades making them rough and ineffective. One rock will ruin your day too. Do you have anypictures of your setup? |
Originally Posted by Frost
(Post 13074174)
and your 396" motor... :D This one is still a little ole 346" setup |
Originally Posted by blk00ss
(Post 13074578)
Do you have anypictures of your setup? |
Awesome build and great numbers! Congrats. |
Originally Posted by blk00ss
(Post 13074578)
Do you have anypictures of your setup?
Originally Posted by LS1RedZ
(Post 13074597)
I was wondering the same thing. Sorry for the jack OP! half way down the first page |
It looks like you cut the bottom of your radiator support up pretty good. But then it doenst look the inlet tube is that close?? |
Good numbers and yeah that inlet hat is a major restriction, I saw similar HP improvements removing mine on the dyno. I hate it so much I decided to ditch it altogether. |
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