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Stock bottom end LQ4 goes 5.72@126 1/8th

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Old 10-07-2008, 01:15 PM
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Originally Posted by Frank02L
TT5? Even at 2600 I can't see being competitive with a stock motor. We're not competitive in Radial stuff. We're fine for the first 60'-100' but after that we can't make enough power to keep up. Good luck thought sounds like a fun thing to try
Just wanna have something so me and the wife can play with and both drive
Old 10-07-2008, 03:31 PM
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Originally Posted by hellbents10
The radial vehicles are getting out of control, you need almost 2000hp to be competitive over 3000lbs lol.
Yeah maybe one day we can be there too... lol
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hellbents10 what are you reving the lq9?
Old 11-23-2008, 04:24 PM
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Frank, that is a RIDICULOUS ET dude on a stock shortblock! Untouched L92's do an amazing job on FI setups from what I've seen! Getting that little super dime to haul ***!
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Well we finally figured out what was causing the thing to go to the limiter during shift. High gear was (getting) weak. And that last pass that day it broke a rod and tore up some stuff. I put together an LS2 based motor factory bore/stroke with diamond pistons and callies rods and put it back together. We were 3215lbs with ballast and it went 5.6s but the cam sensor was hooked up backwards. Fixed that and then went to test a couple weeks ago and high gear went out completely. We made some decent passes that day. Went 5.6s. Shut down about 800-900ft and coasted to a couple 9.1s@115-117
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whats the benefit of the split mono leaf setup? how do you like em?

thanks, Gary
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Gary, I always wanted to know the same thing. That's what the guys at calvert racing recommended for my firebird, and what I currently have installed with the 9" and their "Caltracs", have yet to run it though, just wondering what the idea is behind it. I know you can order them in different spring rates too, just kind of crazy to see them split like that.
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Originally Posted by 67Firebird455
Gary, I always wanted to know the same thing. That's what the guys at calvert racing recommended for my firebird, and what I currently have installed with the 9" and their "Caltracs", have yet to run it though, just wondering what the idea is behind it. I know you can order them in different spring rates too, just kind of crazy to see them split like that.
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y do u have that banner in your sig? are they hosting some kind of deal like the bmr/n20 dave giveaway deal?

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I made this logo for Rob over there, and helping him out on his website. My old BADSR71 sig pic was old since I don't even have the 99 TA Anymore, and the 67 is too damn beat to be proud of so I had to have something to fill it in! =)
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Its so that the front half of the spring can be stiff to prevent axle wrap and the back half can help set the ride height. I believe thats right.

Its within .01-.02 60's consistently so I'd say I like em pretty well. Now if we'd quit tearing up other parts we'd be in good shape. Appears we hurt the turbo last time out now as well.
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Awesome truck, I own a '00 Hombre also. But it's a ******* turd.
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That's nuts in a little truck..lol



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