Any m6's in the 8s?
#41
Cool, good luck with the pro stock My Dad had a Bickel pro stock Grand Prix back in 1996. I just want to run in some -da someday. It seems alot of guys have seen -da, and I want some
#42
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From: windsor, ont. canada - Home of the fastest LT1 6spd.
Originally Posted by Pro Stock John
Taner, one time at Bowling Green I recall you popping a 2nd gear wheelie, anyone else remember that?
I've never used a two step, but I'd imagine that could help make the car consistent. I'd think you'd need another 100hp on top of your 145mph stuff... no?
I've never used a two step, but I'd imagine that could help make the car consistent. I'd think you'd need another 100hp on top of your 145mph stuff... no?
#43
You guys are NUCKIN FUTS! I was reading on the vette forum today and saw some stuff dealing with pressure plate/clutch explosions.... dear god... i hope that **** never happens to you all! I'm sure you have the kevlar though... right???
#45
Originally Posted by Race Car Driver
I doubt we ever see a T56, LS1 car in the 8s.
Haha, why is that? there is a viper in the 8s with a t56, its not like the LS1 power plant can't make the power, its only a matter of time my friend
#46
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From: windsor, ont. canada - Home of the fastest LT1 6spd.
Originally Posted by kpforce1
You guys are NUCKIN FUTS! I was reading on the vette forum today and saw some stuff dealing with pressure plate/clutch explosions.... dear god... i hope that **** never happens to you all! I'm sure you have the kevlar though... right???
race car driver,
it is comments like yours that has made me stick with the Six Speed! soooo much more fun to drive on the street and track!
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Oh, I agree with you on the "much more fun" part. My point is much more practical in nature. Why beat your brains out trying to put a hydraulic clutch T56 in the 8s? JMHO.
Originally Posted by taner
race car driver,
it is comments like yours that has made me stick with the Six Speed! soooo much more fun to drive on the street and track!
it is comments like yours that has made me stick with the Six Speed! soooo much more fun to drive on the street and track!
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Originally Posted by Race Car Driver
Oh, I agree with you on the "much more fun" part. My point is much more practical in nature. Why beat your brains out trying to put a hydraulic clutch T56 in the 8s? JMHO.
in that case i should have left my car bone stock no brain beating, just going out and having a ton of fun.
biggest thing for me is being able to jump on thei highway and still get 20 mpg, cruise 2 hours to the track, make some passes and drive back! wouldnt want to try that in a th400 with a 4500 stall
#51
Originally Posted by Race Car Driver
I doubt we ever see a T56, LS1 car in the 8s.
#52
Originally Posted by will62085
haha i agree..it will be an LT1, T56 car, and it will be mine, 140mm worth of turbo and N2O on top. If it doesnt go 8's, ima blow it up trying
peace
#54
Originally Posted by will62085
haha i agree..it will be an LT1, T56 car, and it will be mine, 140mm worth of turbo and N2O on top. If it doesnt go 8's, ima blow it up trying
A = pi*R^2
But hey, who is counting. Awesome set-up either way.
#55
Originally Posted by Louie83
Actually, two 70mm turbos combined have half the area of a 140mm turbo.
A = pi*R^2
But hey, who is counting. Awesome set-up either way.
A = pi*R^2
But hey, who is counting. Awesome set-up either way.
haha yes i know...i was only kidding..hell my car is back on jackstands in the garage...so it doesnt matter what kind of turbos it has...IT DOESNT WORK...lol
#57
Originally Posted by 93formto98T/A
Theoretically what kind of power is needed or what power to weight ratio?
a lot to a little
with the 6 speeds its more about driver technique, keeping stuff from breaking, and of course traction
#58
Originally Posted by taner
biggest thing for me is being able to jump on thei highway and still get 20 mpg, cruise 2 hours to the track, make some passes and drive back! wouldnt want to try that in a th400 with a 4500 stall
#59
Originally Posted by darrensls1
I respectfully disagree with you on this. If you get a lockup converter then stall size is irrelivent on the highway anyway. TH400 + GV OD + 3.73's should net you well under 3,000 rpm's @ 70 mph which will maintain decent gas mileage. I know the GV OD unit is $2500 bucks (or something like that). But I look at it like if you're spending 10K-30K on engine/suspension/transmission then why not another $2500 for OD.
#60
Originally Posted by will62085
gv OD and lockup will give you equivalant to our 6 speed's 5th gear (i think 0.72:1), 6th is double overdrive, 0.5:1 ratio....maybe you could do it with a TH400, lockup, and TWO GV OD units