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Old 07-18-2005, 08:18 AM
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could you make an FI setup with the C5r heads (they are around 35cc combustions chambers) and individual TB's...... (and yes i know how much they are so dont comment on that)

i have access to these for a great price and wanted to know if it would work or if i would have to run N/A or juiced.
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I suppose you could with some very deep dished pistons.
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Originally Posted by 777
I suppose you could with some very deep dished pistons.
about how big a dish?

would that weaken the piston if you made them very deep?


what about shorter rods..... is that even possible?
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Why not just hog out the chambers?
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would i lose alot of flow?
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We did a C5R headed motor, with an F1 recently. Just opened the chambers to 48cc, and went with some big dished pistons. End compression was right at 9.7:1.
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Originally Posted by LOnSLO
We did a C5R headed motor, with an F1 recently. Just opened the chambers to 48cc, and went with some big dished pistons. End compression was right at 9.7:1.

how were the results?
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Honestly I think you are wasting time and money going with c5-r heads for FI. Why not just go with some all-pro or AFR. They may even perform better because you will be able to run lower compression.
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Originally Posted by 777
Honestly I think you are wasting time and money going with c5-r heads for FI. Why not just go with some all-pro or AFR. They may even perform better because you will be able to run lower compression.

definately not wasting money here... i have got a very good deal on alot of C5r stuff and it will not be wasted... i might just go high CR and 200-300 DP
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Originally Posted by ty_ty13
how were the results?
Results were pretty good. We made around 680 I believe with 4.8 psi. We will be pullying up soon.
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Originally Posted by ty_ty13
definately not wasting money here... i have got a very good deal on alot of C5r stuff and it will not be wasted... i might just go high CR and 200-300 DP
I see. If I were you and you don't mind nitrous, I would definatly run high cr and a lot of nitrous. Personally I don't like nitrous so I wouldn't do it.
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LOnSLO is that a typo? 4.8 psi and 680 hp. I think that 14.8 psi is a little high forthat hp level also so i am lost.


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if it's 4.8 I'm impressed
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that aint no **** if its only 5 psi for sure
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Yes that's 4.8 psi. This has a custom manifold, good sized solid roller cam, on a big inch motor. C5R heads are no joke.
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Originally Posted by LOnSLO
Yes that's 4.8 psi. This has a custom manifold, good sized solid roller cam, on a big inch motor. C5R heads are no joke.

holy ****!



how high did you rev the motor... and is this a sheet metal manifold? what was the lift and duration on the cam..... what do you consider big? 427?
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Originally Posted by LOnSLO
Yes that's 4.8 psi. This has a custom manifold, good sized solid roller cam, on a big inch motor. C5R heads are no joke.

tell me your lying
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Who knows what the specs are. good sized solid roller can be anything, as well as big inch motor.
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Sorry, can't give out specs. It's a customers car, and when they spend a lot of money, they don't want their combos broadcast. Just know it works
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Originally Posted by LOnSLO
Sorry, can't give out specs. It's a customers car, and when they spend a lot of money, they don't want their combos broadcast. Just know it works

just tell me this what intake was used? who made it?

was it a supercharger?


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