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Old 06-22-2010, 10:14 AM
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pretty nice numbers any idle vids or dyno vids?
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im suprised with 470 RWHP at NED you only went 119 in the quarter, my old camaro with 348 RWHP @ 3460 race weight did 11.9 @ 115.6

sounds like a bad ride though, maybe ill see you up there this summer, i have a 396 as well.
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No reason to analyze the track numbers as it is. If it is indeed making as much power as the dyno states there is absolutely no way it will make a clean pass with Sumitomos tires.
Old 06-22-2010, 01:46 PM
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I think whats holding me back a bit too is that I still dont have full functionality of 1st gear. I really have to feather first gear out of the whole to get my speed up so i can whack the throttle in second. Thats got to be costing me some time there. Also, after the 1.8 ft time, I thought i had blown the rear end. It was garbling on decel and making left turns sounded HORRIBLE. So took it apart at home and ring and pinion were fine along with center section and backlash but bearings are toast. I bought a rebuild kit knowing this would happen so once I get it together i'll be back up hopefully within the next week. Next year i'll be running a 9 " with MT ET streets and possibly 100 shot on race gas. For now though, im gonna try to get it dynoed again before I go up and i'll post up results for verification purposes.
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at what rpm are you launching?
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Launching at 2500 rpm
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You need tire and gear to optimize your power. With that output I wouldn't do anything less than a 15" wheel and 27" drag radial with gears to match.
www.f-body.org/gears
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Originally Posted by SS RRR
No reason to analyze the track numbers as it is. If it is indeed making as much power as the dyno states there is absolutely no way it will make a clean pass with Sumitomos tires.
^^^^^
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Exactly. Don't worry about judging someone's dyno numbers by the first visit to the track. Seat time and weather alone will have a pretty drastic improvement on track numbers. My first 396 made 490rwhp. The first trip to the track (summer) yielded the best of a 12.2@119.98. By the end of October and with more seat time and cooler weather, the car was running 11.3@126 (NA) with zero changes to the tune, suspension, or tires.
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jesus. 9/10 of a second is alot. ^^^^^
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Originally Posted by draggin97s10
jesus. 9/10 of a second is alot. ^^^^^


Ole Lt1 cars sure do like cool weather. I beleive him.
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yeah you def need some better tires... but hooking up is going to kill your 10broke
and being a fellow masshole I'm curious as to where you went to get dyno'd?
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Originally Posted by JasonShort
Exactly. Don't worry about judging someone's dyno numbers by the first visit to the track. Seat time and weather alone will have a pretty drastic improvement on track numbers. My first 396 made 490rwhp. The first trip to the track (summer) yielded the best of a 12.2@119.98. By the end of October and with more seat time and cooler weather, the car was running 11.3@126 (NA) with zero changes to the tune, suspension, or tires.
^^^Damn!! That is a huge improvement. That 12.2 mentioned above is pretty much identical to my time @ 119. What was your short time?

SpeedFreak- I got dynoed at new england dyno off rt. 16 in douglas
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Originally Posted by SS RRR
There is absolutely no way it will make a clean pass with Sumitomos tires.
x2!

Not trying to judge, but WHY spend all of that money on a build just to run Sumitomos?

I'd say get a rear ASAP when traction actually happens or if you can't afford it I'd just try a budget approach of a girdle and crossing your fingers

Very badass car though. You will feel much better when you will be spanking my future mild H/C/I ls1 c5



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