Went to Dyno this week
07-06-2013, 12:13 PM
#22
The car scene around here pretty much sucks... except for a few cars. mainly old ****, stock fart canned neons, and lifted old beater trucks..
Injectors were at 80-85%. Seemed ok. Mike said he was confident in them actually.
Stock headbolts. Never took them off
Yeah Im holding my breath on the rear end. What kind of symptoms should I be expecting? Or is it one of the 'all or nothing' type breaks.... where you get no warning and you get to pay a tow?
Took it out to a cruise in today and beat on it just a lil bit. But Josh is right about the tires. Pretty much on skates. Although blowing them off at like 50 mph on an interstate is good times ... haha
Stock headbolts. Never took them off
Yeah Im holding my breath on the rear end. What kind of symptoms should I be expecting? Or is it one of the 'all or nothing' type breaks.... where you get no warning and you get to pay a tow?
Took it out to a cruise in today and beat on it just a lil bit. But Josh is right about the tires. Pretty much on skates. Although blowing them off at like 50 mph on an interstate is good times ... haha
Honestly dude, youll just hammer one day and itll stop moving and make a cool noise. I was turning a corner and just started accelerating kind of aggressively, not romping on it, and mine shredded. We had to push it 2 miles to adams house lol up and down hills. talk about a pain in the ***. It will stick break even with those shitty tires, the hard jolt from smashing the throttle will do her in eventually.
07-07-2013, 12:04 PM
#24
I love seeing a stock bottom end car making good power. I also love seeing all the post implying how it wont last blah blah blah. I make roughly the same power (638/538) on 11.5# with a 4.25 pulley and 16 degrees up top through a 9". Its been like that for almost a year. Of course it could go boom any day but I believe in a good safe tune and my KUP water distribution block keeping mine alive. Have fun with it and save up for a rear end now.
07-07-2013, 02:25 PM
#26
Nice work man. The bottom end will be fine as long as you keep the RPMs low enough and you keep detonation away. Mine has been getting romped on for over a year now and its fine. its been at 700+whp for the past couple months too.
stock head bolts might let go and you might start pushing water ( i did at 600whp and 19* degree timing) but if you catch it soon enough your motor will be fine.
Love the results though
stock head bolts might let go and you might start pushing water ( i did at 600whp and 19* degree timing) but if you catch it soon enough your motor will be fine.
Love the results though
07-10-2013, 11:05 PM
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Nice work man. The bottom end will be fine as long as you keep the RPMs low enough and you keep detonation away. Mine has been getting romped on for over a year now and its fine. its been at 700+whp for the past couple months too.
stock head bolts might let go and you might start pushing water ( i did at 600whp and 19* degree timing) but if you catch it soon enough your motor will be fine.
Love the results though
stock head bolts might let go and you might start pushing water ( i did at 600whp and 19* degree timing) but if you catch it soon enough your motor will be fine.
Love the results though
