we all know the power the FI guys are putting down
especially with pump gas. We also know how hard gogo juice is on the initial hit. So can we then ramp up the hit with progressive controler to mimick FI and run pump gas with say upwards of 300-350+ or more?
ANyone give this much thought?
ANyone give this much thought?
I certainly would not try it on pump gas you would ask for nothing but trouble. But yes on race gas and some decent parts very doable. That is if you can keep the heads down with all that cylinder pressure.
Do a search on my name, I posted dyno graphs comparing turbo/nitrous. It shows that yes in fact we can set-up a n2o hit to mimick a turbo's curves, both torque and HP. There's an old one and a newer one that shows some bigger boost and hit sizes for insight. if ya can't find it I can post it again.
Robert
Robert
Ask shiznityz28. Anyways lsx's will handle quite a bit if setup correctly. My setup is a 200 off the line with a progressive 150. For a total of 350. I do keep spare head gaskets in the car.
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Originally Posted by 1MEANGTO
No timing good internals and great heads.
You for got exspensive plugs
Shiz was on a 325 shot at the pump gas drags ..... The tune up better be good with that much juice on 93 octane
Originally Posted by Robert56
Do a search on my name, I posted dyno graphs comparing turbo/nitrous. It shows that yes in fact we can set-up a n2o hit to mimick a turbo's curves, both torque and HP. There's an old one and a newer one that shows some bigger boost and hit sizes for insight. if ya can't find it I can post it again.
Robert
Robert
Ive been gone for a bit, did you get your new engine up and running again? any times?
Originally Posted by ATVracr
You for got exspensive plugs
Shiz was on a 325 shot at the pump gas drags ..... The tune up better be good with that much juice on 93 octane
Shiz was on a 325 shot at the pump gas drags ..... The tune up better be good with that much juice on 93 octane

Originally Posted by ATVracr



