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Old 01-20-2013 | 07:59 PM
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The D1SC was a good little blower but reach it's limit. So i found this F1R used on here for a fair price. Pulled the engine out to give it new set of rings and bearing and inspected the heads. Hoping to break into the 8s. Race weight will be a round 3800 lbs with driver.

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4L80E with Circle D Pro Performance Stage III Billet Multi Disk Torque Converter
Converter Diameter - 245mm - 9 3/4" 3200-3400 RPM 2C


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Looks like i need to do some trimming to get the air filter to fit.



This is a cobra head i found 4" inlet and outlet, should help fit in this tight area.

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Old 01-20-2013 | 08:05 PM
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nice! Look forward to seeing your results with the R
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I would be carefull with that inlet. I know a couple guys had issues with even hard rubber inlets sucking shut and some even hit the impeller. Nice change man! I loved your combo with the D1 and this will be so much nastier! Whats your target/hoped for boost and what are you doing for fuel?
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I would be carefull with that inlet. I know a couple guys had issues with even hard rubber inlets sucking shut and some even hit the impeller. Nice change man! I loved your combo with the D1 and this will be so much nastier! Whats your target/hoped for boost and what are you doing for fuel?
Thanks for the info on the inlet hat i was wondering if this would be an issue. I am shooting for around 20#. I am running 93 with meth and Lonnies Double Pumper Kit & Complete Custom Fuel System.
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What injectors? The rest of the fuel system is pretty stout though. I plan on making a hard piping inlet for my blower to avoid any issues with them sucking shut. I remember reading quite a few threads on that and some guys blowers were destroyed. This real similar to the combo I was going to run before I decided to change it up completely so I'm excited to see how yours does!
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What injectors? The rest of the fuel system is pretty stout though. I plan on making a hard piping inlet for my blower to avoid any issues with them sucking shut. I remember reading quite a few threads on that and some guys blowers were destroyed. This real similar to the combo I was going to run before I decided to change it up completely so I'm excited to see how yours does!
I am using 80# Siemens Fuel Injectors.
I work at a muffler shop so i can make it out of steel mandrel tubing. Again thanks for the info i don't want to destroy the blower.
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You need to see if you can get an 8" balancer on it, and then get a 4.00" blower pulley... That should get you in the ball park...

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Awesome can't wait to see what it does. Sure you have enough injector?
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I would use aluminum for the inlet as it clamps much better to the head unit than steel does. Bob
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Awesome can't wait to see what it does. Sure you have enough injector?
With my old setup i was at about 70% duty cycle. I also can add more meth so i will find out.

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I would use aluminum for the inlet as it clamps much better to the head unit than steel does. Bob
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Old 01-21-2013 | 07:31 AM
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Those Cobra head intake are pretty darn stiff, couldnt imagine that particular one sucking shut. You can almost stand on that thing!!!
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Those Cobra head intake are pretty darn stiff, couldnt imagine that particular one sucking shut. You can almost stand on that thing!!!
I wish i knew for sure if i could use it. I may try it out on a dyno and watch and see if it sucks shut.
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Has anyone tried the f1r with the aster baracket? Curious about if the belt slips or is this brackdt curing it
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Originally Posted by kvelasco1
Has anyone tried the f1r with the aster baracket? Curious about if the belt slips or is this brackdt curing it
Yes there have been a few guys that have used this bracket with the F1r. They have made right around 1000rwhp, i'm sure this is getting close to the limit of the bracket. I for one am going to find that limit.
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Converter showed up transmission going in today.

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Nice! I'm going to run a cog setup with my new combo...no worries on slipping there lol. Theres also a blue "race belt" that I believe Gates has, it supposedly wears a little faster but also holds better until it does. I'm looking forward to seeing how she does man!
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Originally Posted by blue00ZZleeper
Nice! I'm going to run a cog setup with my new combo...no worries on slipping there lol. Theres also a blue "race belt" that I believe Gates has, it supposedly wears a little faster but also holds better until it does. I'm looking forward to seeing how she does man!
10 rib Gates green HD belt here and a DP direct drive . I have no detectable belt slip...HPT logging MAP and boost, always consistant.... Around 23 psi at 6800... Still on the first belt we put on it from the beginning of the build. 2k miles, 12 dyno pulls and quite a few 4th gear hwy pulls and the belt looks perfect..

Key is good alignment, good tensioners and as many ribs as you can get on it....
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10rib is a little bit more then a 8 rib. I was going to try and work with Chris (Aster) and set up a 10rib setup for his bracket. I decided it would be easier and smarter to make the move to a cog for when I up it to a bigger blower anyway. I agree that with a good belt and proper allignment, you can get quite a ways on a 8-10-12 rib setup. I wonder if anyone has run the blue "race" belt on here? It was a PITA trying to find a dealer with one.
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Originally Posted by blue00ZZleeper
10rib is a little bit more then a 8 rib. I was going to try and work with Chris (Aster) and set up a 10rib setup for his bracket. I decided it would be easier and smarter to make the move to a cog for when I up it to a bigger blower anyway. I agree that with a good belt and proper allignment, you can get quite a ways on a 8-10-12 rib setup. I wonder if anyone has run the blue "race" belt on here? It was a PITA trying to find a dealer with one.
I was wondering if Chris was going to have option for the 10 rib. I might have to give him a call. I have not heard anything on the blue belt do you have a link on that.
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Build a real inlet-your going to leave a tonne of power on the table if you use that cobra hat.


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