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Old 09-03-2012, 12:09 AM
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Originally Posted by Martin@Tick
Damn.

Where are you at on compression on the rear shock settings? Air pressure?

I know you know what you're doing just curious.
I think 6 or 7 clicks on qa1's

15.75psi

Havent had enough time to get it all straight
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Originally Posted by ATwelveSec02Z28
I think 6 or 7 clicks on qa1's

15.75psi

Havent had enough time to get it all straight
Are those double adjustables?

Are you on the new Mickeys?
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Originally Posted by Martin@Tick
Are those double adjustables?

Are you on the new Mickeys?

he has to run the old mickeys in that class for a power adder.
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Originally Posted by Frans96SS
he has to run the old mickeys in that class for a power adder.
I totally forgot about that in Ultra Street.

That said, I'd try a slightly higher air pressure around 17psi.

If it likes that try cranking a click of compression(tighter) if you have double adjustable shocks in the rear.

These two things have always worked for me to alleviate tire shake with a 275 radial.
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Man your car is flying. This is what makes me scratch my head and think "what the hell am I doing wrong?" Keep us updated on the progress.
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Originally Posted by Martin@Tick
I totally forgot about that in Ultra Street.

That said, I'd try a slightly higher air pressure around 17psi.

If it likes that try cranking a click of compression(tighter) if you have double adjustable shocks in the rear.

These two things have always worked for me to alleviate tire shake with a 275 radial.
SA QA1s... Gonna put Santhuffs in the rear this winter. Im pretty sure I neeed more air, but just didnt have time to test some changes.

Ive only had 3 test days on this engine combo, and Im pretty sure there is a good amount left in it
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Man your car is flying. This is what makes me scratch my head and think "what the hell am I doing wrong?" Keep us updated on the progress.
If you want me to throw a little salt in the wound.... I forgot to mention its still a hydraulic roller cam.
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Originally Posted by ATwelveSec02Z28
SA QA1s... Gonna put Santhuffs in the rear this winter. Im pretty sure I neeed more air, but just didnt have time to test some changes.

Ive only had 3 test days on this engine combo, and Im pretty sure there is a good amount left in it
I just looked at Santhuff's site and the price of those shocks are mind boggling.

I hope thats the set and not each
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Originally Posted by 87silverbullet
I just looked at Santhuff's site and the price of those shocks are mind boggling.

I hope thats the set and not each

More than likely its each haha
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Originally Posted by ATwelveSec02Z28
If you want me to throw a little salt in the wound.... I forgot to mention its still a hydraulic roller cam.
Just a special one
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Originally Posted by ATwelveSec02Z28
SA QA1s... Gonna put Santhuffs in the rear this winter. Im pretty sure I neeed more air, but just didnt have time to test some changes.

Ive only had 3 test days on this engine combo, and Im pretty sure there is a good amount left in it
For the time you've had at it, your combo is for sure running very well. Ever thought about putting a .026 jet in there and running some RS275 stuff further south? I'd love to see you out there racing with us and show these SBF and SBC guys how it's done.

Originally Posted by ATwelveSec02Z28
If you want me to throw a little salt in the wound.... I forgot to mention its still a hydraulic roller cam.
Even more impressive!
Originally Posted by 87silverbullet
I just looked at Santhuff's site and the price of those shocks are mind boggling.

I hope thats the set and not each
They are very very expensive. Santhuff and JRI are the top of the heap along with Penske. Best of the best, me I'll stick to my big gun afco's with custom valving lol, all I can afford!
Originally Posted by Frans96SS
More than likely its each haha
They are $$$, but you high rollers got the dough!
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0.026 jet?.... Hell I WISHED I could use a fogger. Ultra only allows a single stage plate, and Im running a baby edelbrock plate, not some big ol black widow IS plate.
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Originally Posted by ATwelveSec02Z28
0.026 jet?.... Hell I WISHED I could use a fogger. Ultra only allows a single stage plate, and Im running a baby edelbrock plate, not some big ol black widow IS plate.
Too bad SpeedTech isn't still in business. Their diffuser plate hit hard!

I had that Edelbrock plate jetted for a 200, took it off and put on the SpeedTech jetted with a 100 and it hit harder than the Edelbrock.

What's the race weight on your car?
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Originally Posted by ATwelveSec02Z28
If you want me to throw a little salt in the wound.... I forgot to mention its still a hydraulic roller cam.
I am thinking about switching back to a hydraulic. It made way more torque than the solid roller and that is what this heavy biatch needs.
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Originally Posted by 87silverbullet
Too bad SpeedTech isn't still in business. Their diffuser plate hit hard!

I had that Edelbrock plate jetted for a 200, took it off and put on the SpeedTech jetted with a 100 and it hit harder than the Edelbrock.

What's the race weight on your car?
i just picked one up off a customer... i cant wait to try it next year...
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Originally Posted by 87silverbullet
Too bad SpeedTech isn't still in business. Their diffuser plate hit hard!

I had that Edelbrock plate jetted for a 200, took it off and put on the SpeedTech jetted with a 100 and it hit harder than the Edelbrock.

What's the race weight on your car?
I cant hit the car any harder. Already fighting the tire so something that hits hard is definately not the answer.

We were crossing the scales at 3245
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Originally Posted by ATwelveSec02Z28
0.026 jet?.... Hell I WISHED I could use a fogger. Ultra only allows a single stage plate, and Im running a baby edelbrock plate, not some big ol black widow IS plate.
Damn for some reason I must have you confused with someone else. I thought you had a carb'd IS single stage fogger on there, but once again I forgot about the Ultra Street rules about not being able to use a fogger. Well put a .082 jet in that beeotch and let it ride!
Originally Posted by NXZ28
I am thinking about switching back to a hydraulic. It made way more torque than the solid roller and that is what this heavy biatch needs.
No you just need the right solid roller
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my hats off to you, thats a running 408 there!
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Originally Posted by Martin@Tick
Damn for some reason I must have you confused with someone else. I thought you had a carb'd IS single stage fogger on there, but once again I forgot about the Ultra Street rules about not being able to use a fogger. Well put a .082 jet in that beeotch and let it ride!


No you just need the right solid roller

Ive got an IS fogger on a LS1 SuperVictor....sitting on the shelf.

an 0.082 jet is less than a 200 hit on the plate I have, Im about to throw some .108's in it and let it eat.
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I have a mut kit. It is a Edlebrock RPM performer kit with a zex black out perimeter plate in favor of the spray bar plate and a nos mini controller. And the nano bottle to reg the psi.

I have only spray it about a dozen times and it feel great on a .058 jet. Now I am taking it to .062. We are taking it to LS Fest with this setup.

You guys going?


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