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Old 01-04-2011, 04:09 PM
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Old 01-04-2011, 04:59 PM
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when you exceed the flow of a dyno muffler.....you might be a .....
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Old 01-04-2011, 10:46 PM
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Kurt, what was the tq number on that and boost number? We have another car other then the Camaro I have been talking to you about. It has a Jake's Performance reverse kit on it with a f1R. It is pullied 10:1 and makes some pretty good heat in the upper rpms. We made the first pass down the track a few weekends ago after fighting the BS3 feasco. 5.48@131 with no timing in it, off the trailer. Car oiled down track and didn't get a chance to make anymore passes and it has been to cold to go again. We are trying to make it max effort F1R a/w@3200lbs
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It was 33psi and the tq was in the upper 1200 range as I recall. The engine is not really designed to run that low in the rpm band except at launch, but the ex issues won't let it rev up yet. I expect hp peak to happen between 78-8200 rpm when I get the ex issues figured out. That should put me between 38-42 psi when the rpm is right. Seems like most cent superchargers will tq peak 1000-1200 below peak hp, so I may not quite be there yet. Also not wanting to beat it to death we are running the timing in a conservative area I believe, with 11-13 degrees so far in the 30psi area. I will work with that a bit when I get the ex figured out, but I won't be very aggressive on the dyno as the main concern is getting the fuel curve set and figuring out what headers to run in the car for best performance.

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Idiot for not buying bigger mufflers? The mufflers are 2.5 feet in diameter and 6 feet long with 8 inch inlet pipes. The problem it seems is the hp to drive the supercharger is higher than I anticipated. I am putting 250-300lbs an hour in that is just getting used up in the drive system. So right now the engine is producing around 19-2000hp but only 1650 is coming out!

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Old 01-06-2011, 05:02 PM
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I think he was insinuating a joke kinda like if you have a sofa on your front lawn you might be a redneck.
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The mufflers are 2.5 feet in diameter and 6 feet long with 8 inch inlet pipes.


ROTFLMAO!

Heck, the first engine I ran didn't consume 300/hr....mercy....
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Kurt's middle name is Excessive
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Damn kurt, I'll be talking to you about getting a motor together soon.
btw that truck is one bad *****, saw that thing out in canada at john powell's shop (I don't know if you remember me, but I had the 444whp stock motor turbo swapped cobalt up there, one of the 2 black monsters lol).
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I got the joke part, I have known Onfire for a few years. I know you can't tell that from the posts we leave here!

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I think he was insinuating a joke kinda like if you have a sofa on your front lawn you might be a redneck.
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NOT..........Well maybe a little!

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Stuck in a holding pattern right now waiting for header flanges that will take a 2 3/8 tube. Finally found somebody that can cut some quick, thanks Madman!

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i like that alot i want that motor lol
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You might be able to get it if you can write the right numbers on a check to the owner!!

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Originally Posted by 427
Stuck in a holding pattern right now waiting for header flanges that will take a 2 3/8 tube. Finally found somebody that can cut some quick, thanks Madman!

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Thats okay it gives you time to work on the REALLY fast stuff.
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Originally Posted by koolrayz
Thats okay it gives you time to work on the REALLY fast stuff.
Yeah, like my "street" motors.
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LOL at both of you!!

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