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Old 06-24-2007, 10:53 AM
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Originally Posted by Robin L
Here is a pull to about 8800 on the dyno. Peak power was 930 at 8400.

We will spray one stage when it's in the car.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e8LjUQzJurs


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damn that thing sounds nuts at 8k+, just awesome. Can't wait to see how the whole setup does once that's in the Nova.

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Hey Robin hows the car coming are you going to be able to test this weekend?
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That takes 2 big nut sacks to take that brand new engine to 8800 rpm
Old 06-27-2007, 08:00 AM
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Don West has run a lot of high RPM engines on his dyno. I have seen a couple of Pro Stock as well as Pro Stock Truck engines on his dyno. Our LSX at 8800 is nothing compared to the additional 1000 to 1200 RPM that they pull on those engines.

After light load and warmup we made some short pulls to 7000 then 8000 and finally 8800. I had the limiter set on the MSD 7530 so Don would not get too happy with the RPM. He started to feel the limiter when it was set at 8500 so I moved it up to 9000. Once we were getting close on the fule curve it really wanted to rev. The power is flat from 8300 to 8600. Don thought that we were starting to hit the limiter at 8700 to 8800. At this point I felt that we were close enough to get the engine in the car. Besides those PS and PST engines have a lot shorter stroke.

I am trying to get the car ready for the weekend. We are still fighting a couple of little issues now that everything is coming together.

Here is a picture of the car.


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Old 06-27-2007, 08:51 AM
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looking good robin.

bad ***!!

8800 holly hell.

im hoping mine doesnt colaps the lifters, the grp rods with light pistion might rev to fast?
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Robin if what there saying about the NPS rule change is correct you will get another 75lbs off your total weight, 2800lbs - 75lbs = 2725lbs!!!
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Originally Posted by TRW427SS
Robin if what there saying about the NPS rule change is correct you will get another 75lbs off your total weight, 2800lbs - 75lbs = 2725lbs!!!

Really at this point in time it won't matter. The car will be about 2900 pounds with my large butt in the drivers seat.

Now if I could just drop 100 pounds........

I need to go look at those rules.

Carbon Wheel Tubs and rear, carbon scoop and hood, glass fenders, deck lid, doors and bumpers. The car is 25.2 with stock front frame rails. Had I known that there would be a rule change I would have saved a lot of headaches and put a strut front suspension under the car.

Next step is Lexan!

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I just looked over on the NMCA board I and I can't find any talk about rules changes. Where did you see that?

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Originally Posted by Robin L
Really at this point in time it won't matter. The car will be about 2900 pounds with my large butt in the drivers seat.

Now if I could just drop 100 pounds........

I need to go look at those rules.

Carbon Wheel Tubs and rear, carbon scoop and hood, glass fenders, deck lid, doors and bumpers. The car is 25.2 with stock front frame rails. Had I known that there would be a rule change I would have saved a lot of headaches and put a strut front suspension under the car.

Next step is Lexan!

Robin

I just looked over on the NMCA board I and I can't find any talk about rules changes. Where did you see that?

In the Lounge under NMCA Rules? By John Schroeder.

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Originally Posted by Robin L
Really at this point in time it won't matter. The car will be about 2900 pounds with my large butt in the drivers seat.

Now if I could just drop 100 pounds........

I need to go look at those rules.

Carbon Wheel Tubs and rear, carbon scoop and hood, glass fenders, deck lid, doors and bumpers. The car is 25.2 with stock front frame rails. Had I known that there would be a rule change I would have saved a lot of headaches and put a strut front suspension under the car.

Next step is Lexan!

Robin

I just looked over on the NMCA board I and I can't find any talk about rules changes. Where did you see that?
Very nice sheet metal manifold. who made it and how much?.

Please p.m me
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Hey Robin just checking to see if you got to the track to do some testing this weekend or not?



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