LS1 Pumpgas power..... Who is king of the hill?
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Originally Posted by 69firebird
750 on straight pump gas would be amazing for MM, I agree with him, why not use meth if you can?
I may I may not, however if it makes him happy leave him alone.
I know this is not bryan's way, but it is a way
I may I may not, however if it makes him happy leave him alone.
I know this is not bryan's way, but it is a way
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Originally Posted by LTLHOMER
I never understood the whole 93 octane stuff. I can get 112 from a pump so that's good enough for me. I mean who spends 15-20 grand on a engine/power-adder combo and then can't afford 4 bucks a gallon?
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Originally Posted by Wicked_Hugger99
i did 675rwhp on pump. no where near the best but not to shabby. Might get some better numbers later this year when i go with a 6.0L setup
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Originally Posted by 2001-WS6
Have you had a chance to get to the track yet this year? Just curious to see how dyno and the MPH numbers are trending in the thread.
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Originally Posted by LTLHOMER
I never understood the whole 93 octane stuff. I can get 112 from a pump so that's good enough for me. I mean who spends 15-20 grand on a engine/power-adder combo and then can't afford 4 bucks a gallon?
Allright dont get him started...... weve been thru this before........
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Originally Posted by NA$TY-TA
Allright dont get him started...... weve been thru this before........
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why limits on an iron block? i know that it holds more heat but when in the "heat" of the moment is there that big of a difference? may have to change my way of thinking
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Well technically Bryan does NOT have a C5-R motor. If he had c5r heads then I would say yes. But now with the intro of the ls7, a "stock" aluminum 427 build will be attainable.
Mightymouse has a bad *** setup, but it would be neat to see what it would hit with no Meth.
I asked about the pumpgas cars because that is what I find interesting. For those interested, I am close to the final stages of getting my top of the line forged 347" motor with twin turbo's together for well under $11k complete.
Pumpgas is where it's at on the street. I've always enjoyed a little chuckle at the local "slow" gearheads in my town that need racegas just to go 11's or 12's. Kinda pathetic.
Lets not turn this into a battle, but instead see what others are able to do and appreciate it. I am not gonna say mightymouse is slow because he can only make 750-800 hp on pumpgas, That is crazy power, But why does he even need meth?? Does it really make a big difference on the street?
Mightymouse has a bad *** setup, but it would be neat to see what it would hit with no Meth.
I asked about the pumpgas cars because that is what I find interesting. For those interested, I am close to the final stages of getting my top of the line forged 347" motor with twin turbo's together for well under $11k complete.
Pumpgas is where it's at on the street. I've always enjoyed a little chuckle at the local "slow" gearheads in my town that need racegas just to go 11's or 12's. Kinda pathetic.
Lets not turn this into a battle, but instead see what others are able to do and appreciate it. I am not gonna say mightymouse is slow because he can only make 750-800 hp on pumpgas, That is crazy power, But why does he even need meth?? Does it really make a big difference on the street?
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Originally Posted by nitrorocket
I asked about the pumpgas cars because that is what I find interesting. For those interested, I am close to the final stages of getting my top of the line forged 347" motor with twin turbo's together for well under $11k complete.