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The GBR car went 10.78 @ 135 last night.
With no dyno time Shiz was getting it dailed in pretty fast.
We made 3 passes...
13.0 ..... Let off 1/8 th to make sure everything was good (brakes, susp)
Next pass ... ran it out went 10.98 @ 133 (1.83 60' spinning)
3rd pass .... was the 10.78 @ 135 (spun again 1.82 60')
We have a few things to work on this weekend, should be ready for some N20 next weekend.
With no dyno time Shiz was getting it dailed in pretty fast.
We made 3 passes...
13.0 ..... Let off 1/8 th to make sure everything was good (brakes, susp)
Next pass ... ran it out went 10.98 @ 133 (1.83 60' spinning)
3rd pass .... was the 10.78 @ 135 (spun again 1.82 60')
We have a few things to work on this weekend, should be ready for some N20 next weekend.
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mir on sunday for the 275 race.
After look at the final run log we put a little timming in and the car leaned out . We need a couple more NA runs so i can figure out does it like the timming or being lean.
Its leaner and more timming than we have ever ran it NA. last years tune needed 30lb/hr of fuel above 4K or so.
After look at the final run log we put a little timming in and the car leaned out . We need a couple more NA runs so i can figure out does it like the timming or being lean.
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HKE 396 iron block. Perf Indiuctions C5X heads/ PIS 2 piece intake.
GBR( ATV and I) Tuned on a fast xfi. It will go a 10.5 and 138mph next time out id guess. The fuel log showed the car wanted more fuel and never peaked. it needs to be shifted 500 rpm higher on the motor. he was using the nitrous shift points.
GBR( ATV and I) Tuned on a fast xfi. It will go a 10.5 and 138mph next time out id guess. The fuel log showed the car wanted more fuel and never peaked. it needs to be shifted 500 rpm higher on the motor. he was using the nitrous shift points.
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135mph n/a is good. Why can't you guys hook up n/a, are you running a different tire or the entire car is not set-up for n/a launching? that's prob a low 10.xx car should you get it dialed in completely for n/a running? Good luck and let us know how it came out.
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Like I said on EFA...its gonna haul the mail on the jug ![Nod](https://ls1tech.com/forums/images/smilies/LS1Tech/gr_nod.gif)
Do you know what you're gonna change? I went thru that when I first started with mine and fixed it...
where are you pullin vacuum?
do you have an air/oil separator between the pump and the engine?
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Do you know what you're gonna change? I went thru that when I first started with mine and fixed it...
where are you pullin vacuum?
do you have an air/oil separator between the pump and the engine?
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We left it the same as last year( pass front valve cover near the pump) but when we changed valve covers the new ones had a -12 oring port in them so we screwed the fitting directly in. Last year we had about a 3" stand on it then the fitting this must have been enough. we are moviong it to the valey cover so we can weld in a bafle .
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We left it the same as last year( pass front valve cover near the pump) but when we changed valve covers the new ones had a -12 oring port in them so we screwed the fitting directly in. Last year we had about a 3" stand on it then the fitting this must have been enough. we are moviong it to the valey cover so we can weld in a bafle .
I do use one of those moroso oil-air separators inline between the valve cover and vac pump inlet just to be sure, but its been dry (just condensed oil and water vapor)