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Old 03-03-2015 | 09:53 PM
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My custom spec'd Tick cam in sitting safe and sound inside the engine now. No lifters went clanking into the oil pan! Waiting on a few ancillary parts to arrive for me to finish up a LSXrT intake install, then it's go time.
Old 03-03-2015 | 09:57 PM
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Originally Posted by poltergeist 02

I fly cut my pistons .070" intake and exhaust and I figured it to be about 1-1.5cc.
Does the Lindy fly-cutting tool have some type of provision that lets you set the depth and when doing that, won't allow it to go deeper?
Old 03-03-2015 | 10:15 PM
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Does the Lindy fly-cutting tool have some type of provision that lets you set the depth and when doing that, won't allow it to go deeper?
Yes it does
Old 03-03-2015 | 10:27 PM
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Thanks, that's good to know. Probably be much easier to do just dropping the k-member and having all that room.
Old 03-03-2015 | 11:31 PM
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Thanks, that's good to know. Probably be much easier to do just dropping the k-member and having all that room.
I didn't do that but if I had to do it again I would. There is a locking collar that goes on the shaft of the Lindy fly cut tool. What I did was made a .070" U shaped shim that I could slide under the collar to set max depth of the cut.
Old 03-04-2015 | 01:43 AM
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Your 4.30 rear gear selection is a good one IMO, but it may need 7000-7200 through the traps on the spray, possibly even higher depending on tire size. On motor I feel that gear is perfect for a 6800rpm-7000rpm crossing RPM.
For sure Thanks.. Sorry thought I posted it haha Id be on 28" M/T ET Street Radial Pros
Old 03-04-2015 | 04:20 PM
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Originally Posted by Rise of the Phoenix
Thanks Martin. So how do you go about making sure that SCR and DCR are met? Am I wrong in saying that the amount you have to fly-cut plays a factor in SCR and DCR compression? I know the more you mill the heads, the deeper you have to fly-cut, correct?
IVC and SCR determines DCR, but DCR can be tricky and misleading.

I don't pay it(it being DCR) nearly as much attention as I used to, if any attention.

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Thanks, that's good to know. Probably be much easier to do just dropping the k-member and having all that room.
We drop the K-member on any head/cam install we do on a F-body. Makes it much easier to work on.
Old 03-05-2015 | 12:57 AM
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IVC and SCR determines DCR, but DCR can be tricky and misleading. I don't pay it(it being DCR) nearly as much attention as I used to, if any attention.
Bah!!! Finally!! Someone ELSE who gets it!!
Old 03-07-2015 | 01:45 PM
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Martin, do you think there would be any benefit switching intakes from my current 92mm setup to a 102 or even an MSD intake? I'm also considering having my car retuned in SD.
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I think you should do it so I know if I should.

Originally Posted by poltergeist 02
Martin, do you think there would be any benefit switching intakes from my current 92mm setup to a 102 or even an MSD intake? I'm also considering having my car retuned in SD.
Old 03-07-2015 | 07:22 PM
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I think you should do it so I know if I should.
Hahaha, if I do, I'm not telling you until after we get our cars lined up!
Old 03-09-2015 | 01:50 PM
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Originally Posted by poltergeist 02
Martin, do you think there would be any benefit switching intakes from my current 92mm setup to a 102 or even an MSD intake? I'm also considering having my car retuned in SD.
Not really. I think the Fast 92 is a very overlooked item as it has always laid down great numbers for us.

Not really a fan of the 102.
Old 03-09-2015 | 06:59 PM
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Got my SNS 3 on the dyno today. Made 403/390 before tuning for nitrous. Made 391/387 with 6 degrees pulled out. On a NX proton 150 shot, made 540/628 I am a very happy camper. Thanks Martin.

SNS 3 with .660 springs
stock 241 heads
36 lb injectors
ported MAF ends and TB/LS6 intake
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Old 03-10-2015 | 09:04 PM
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Originally Posted by 69gto96z
Got my SNS 3 on the dyno today. Made 403/390 before tuning for nitrous. Made 391/387 with 6 degrees pulled out. On a NX proton 150 shot, made 540/628 I am a very happy camper.
Pretty nice numbers for essentially a cam only car. I'm waiting for my new rearend to come in so I can get mine tuned and see what Martin's custom grind did for me. It's essentially a SNS 3 but has more lift.
Old 03-11-2015 | 05:09 AM
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Anyone got some average hp/tq numbers for a car with my mods (in sig) + a TP Polluter cam, Ported & polished 243 heads & 150 shot as well
Old 03-11-2015 | 07:23 AM
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Originally Posted by Martin@Tick
Not really. I think the Fast 92 is a very overlooked item as it has always laid down great numbers for us.

Not really a fan of the 102.
Well, I guess I'll just stick with what I have. I'm in the middle of looking for a used rear for my car right now and I plan on taking it back to the tuner as well to have the shift points moved up to 7000. I'll keep you posted with future results!
Old 03-11-2015 | 08:44 AM
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Originally Posted by SoonerBrad88
Pretty nice numbers for essentially a cam only car. I'm waiting for my new rearend to come in so I can get mine tuned and see what Martin's custom grind did for me. It's essentially a SNS 3 but has more lift.
Thanks, i am very happy with it. Martin does great work. Here is the graph, this run it made 405, but the tuner backed the timing up 1 degree because it made power a little earlier with less peak. On the nitrous pull he let off at 6600 where the window switch cuts off. I plan to shift about 6800.

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Originally Posted by 69gto96z
Got my SNS 3 on the dyno today. Made 403/390 before tuning for nitrous. Made 391/387 with 6 degrees pulled out. On a NX proton 150 shot, made 540/628 I am a very happy camper. Thanks Martin.

SNS 3 with .660 springs
stock 241 heads
36 lb injectors
ported MAF ends and TB/LS6 intake
no UD pulley
Nice numbers!

Originally Posted by poltergeist 02
Well, I guess I'll just stick with what I have. I'm in the middle of looking for a used rear for my car right now and I plan on taking it back to the tuner as well to have the shift points moved up to 7000. I'll keep you posted with future results!
10's are right around the corner!

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Thanks, i am very happy with it. Martin does great work. Here is the graph, this run it made 405, but the tuner backed the timing up 1 degree because it made power a little earlier with less peak. On the nitrous pull he let off at 6600 where the window switch cuts off. I plan to shift about 6800.

Looks good!
Old 03-13-2015 | 03:43 PM
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Originally Posted by Martin@Tick
IVC and SCR determines DCR, but DCR can be tricky and misleading.

I don't pay it(it being DCR) nearly as much attention as I used to, if any attention.
Could anyone lead me in the direction of some technical reading regarding detailed engine building that would help me better understand things like IVC, SCR, DCR and thing along those lines. I see that stuff being talked about all the time and I would like to understand more about it.
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Martin feel free to post my # once it's tuned. I'll have some track et's and mph from Darlington Dragway soon I hope.


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