Bolt on 5.0 vs ls1 ' s bolt on and h/c
#241
Yea man it ain't worth anything. Thats why no 5br0s has been in the 10's with out it........according to you.
Lol....you're a ****** idiot. That was a decent article you're trying to discredit......and for what? There are other articles that showed gains. I posted the one that pertained to my application.
Maybe you should put some in your heap. .....maybe it will leave the 12's then.
So no actual real world examples? Gotcha.... just more fluff and BS
Lucky looked HARD for the elusive bolt on LS cars going E85 and picking up .3 from fuel alone ...but could only come up with a magazine article with sketchy dyno results.
Thanks for showing everyone who the real "dumbass ***" is yet again...
Lucky looked HARD for the elusive bolt on LS cars going E85 and picking up .3 from fuel alone ...but could only come up with a magazine article with sketchy dyno results.
Thanks for showing everyone who the real "dumbass ***" is yet again...
Maybe you should put some in your heap. .....maybe it will leave the 12's then.
#242
On a nice cool day, you probably don't stand to gain too much on a bolton LS1/LS6 from E85. As long as you can run full timing and not detonate, then better octane isn't going to do much for you. That means your hero runs during the winter probably won't improve. However, if you have to pull timing out when the AIT temps are hot during the summer, then you have something to gain from E85 or meth *in those conditions*.
#243
There you go.
On a nice cool day, you probably don't stand to gain too much on a bolton LS1/LS6 from E85. As long as you can run full timing and not detonate, then better octane isn't going to do much for you. That means your hero runs during the winter probably won't improve. However, if you have to pull timing out when the AIT temps are hot during the summer, then you have something to gain from E85 or meth *in those conditions*.
#245
I can say the exact same with your car. Mid 12's is unimpressive. You may be a good match for my truck.
If one isn't impressed with stock long block, N/A, 10 sec. times with factory motor and trans then there is no doubt you are a homo.
If one isn't impressed with stock long block, N/A, 10 sec. times with factory motor and trans then there is no doubt you are a homo.
#246
It's been done years ago. Difference is for the first time ever a mustang gt has done it. Not Impressed
#247
Must be a gutted auto. No way you are doing that in a full weight stick car. Lol
#248
I'll post this again as a reminder. There are a couple of stick cars on the list: http://www.modularfords.com/threads/...Racing-ET-List
#249
I don't see how that's possible. The Boss version makes what, 440hp? More than an LS3, and damn close to the brand new "badass" LT1. Sure, it doesn't make the same tq and it's power comes in the high rpm range, but so what?
When you're racing, power under the curve doesn't mean ****. I hate that argument. "Oh but I make 30 more hp at 3-5k rpm..." cool, go fondle your dyno graph while I pull bus lengths on you with more useable hp between 5-7k. Sorry, my rant isn't focused solely on you, I just don't understand the hate for the coyote engine. Put a coyote in a kit car, then put and LS1-2 in another kit car. The 5.0 will win, period.
When you're racing, power under the curve doesn't mean ****. I hate that argument. "Oh but I make 30 more hp at 3-5k rpm..." cool, go fondle your dyno graph while I pull bus lengths on you with more useable hp between 5-7k. Sorry, my rant isn't focused solely on you, I just don't understand the hate for the coyote engine. Put a coyote in a kit car, then put and LS1-2 in another kit car. The 5.0 will win, period.
#251
We already had that discussion in this thread. Do you have the memory of a goldfish? Race car vs. street car.
Scroll back in this thread and you will see my car has been running 10's for 2+ years and did so at 3,500lbs. A/C, power windows, stereo, etc.
I'll post this again as a reminder. There are a couple of stick cars on the list: http://www.modularfords.com/threads/...Racing-ET-List
Scroll back in this thread and you will see my car has been running 10's for 2+ years and did so at 3,500lbs. A/C, power windows, stereo, etc.
I'll post this again as a reminder. There are a couple of stick cars on the list: http://www.modularfords.com/threads/...Racing-ET-List
So your's is a stick car?
#252
I don't see how that's possible. The Boss version makes what, 440hp? More than an LS3, and damn close to the brand new "badass" LT1. Sure, it doesn't make the same tq and it's power comes in the high rpm range, but so what?
When you're racing, power under the curve doesn't mean ****. I hate that argument. "Oh but I make 30 more hp at 3-5k rpm..." cool, go fondle your dyno graph while I pull bus lengths on you with more useable hp between 5-7k. Sorry, my rant isn't focused solely on you, I just don't understand the hate for the coyote engine. Put a coyote in a kit car, then put and LS1-2 in another kit car. The 5.0 will win, period.
When you're racing, power under the curve doesn't mean ****. I hate that argument. "Oh but I make 30 more hp at 3-5k rpm..." cool, go fondle your dyno graph while I pull bus lengths on you with more useable hp between 5-7k. Sorry, my rant isn't focused solely on you, I just don't understand the hate for the coyote engine. Put a coyote in a kit car, then put and LS1-2 in another kit car. The 5.0 will win, period.
#253
This is a Coyote:
#254
On a nice cool day, you probably don't stand to gain too much on a bolton LS1/LS6 from E85. As long as you can run full timing and not detonate, then better octane isn't going to do much for you. That means your hero runs during the winter probably won't improve. However, if you have to pull timing out when the AIT temps are hot during the summer, then you have something to gain from E85 or meth *in those conditions*.
They're ok......just not reinventing the wheel like the coyote guys think. But i guess if i was a furd guy and stuck with the anemic n/a **** they had for the last 40 years i would have a big stiffy too.
I don't see how that's possible. The Boss version makes what, 440hp? More than an LS3, and damn close to the brand new "badass" LT1. Sure, it doesn't make the same tq and it's power comes in the high rpm range, but so what?
When you're racing, power under the curve doesn't mean ****. I hate that argument. "Oh but I make 30 more hp at 3-5k rpm..." cool, go fondle your dyno graph while I pull bus lengths on you with more useable hp between 5-7k. Sorry, my rant isn't focused solely on you, I just don't understand the hate for the coyote engine. Put a coyote in a kit car, then put and LS1-2 in another kit car. The 5.0 will win, period.
When you're racing, power under the curve doesn't mean ****. I hate that argument. "Oh but I make 30 more hp at 3-5k rpm..." cool, go fondle your dyno graph while I pull bus lengths on you with more useable hp between 5-7k. Sorry, my rant isn't focused solely on you, I just don't understand the hate for the coyote engine. Put a coyote in a kit car, then put and LS1-2 in another kit car. The 5.0 will win, period.
The boss motor is special. Cnc'd heads, bigger valves and cams......gm did not make a ls3 comparible to it. But for both of there intentions the ls3 beat it. Now do Cnc'd heads and more cam to a ls3......even keeping it emissions legal it will smash the boss motor.
#255
Hio, ethanol has less stored energy than gasoline per gallon. That's why you need more flow from the fuel system when converting to E85. You're actually putting MORE fuel in to get the same combustion energy. To be more precise, 1.5 gallons of ethanol is roughly equal to 1 gallon of gasoline.
What you may be thinking about is oxygenated race gas.
What you may be thinking about is oxygenated race gas.
Last edited by Red is Faster; 01-23-2015 at 01:35 PM.
#256
#260
I don't see how that's possible. The Boss version makes what, 440hp? More than an LS3, and damn close to the brand new "badass" LT1. Sure, it doesn't make the same tq and it's power comes in the high rpm range, but so what?
When you're racing, power under the curve doesn't mean ****. I hate that argument. "Oh but I make 30 more hp at 3-5k rpm..." cool, go fondle your dyno graph while I pull bus lengths on you with more useable hp between 5-7k. Sorry, my rant isn't focused solely on you, I just don't understand the hate for the coyote engine. Put a coyote in a kit car, then put and LS1-2 in another kit car. The 5.0 will win, period.
When you're racing, power under the curve doesn't mean ****. I hate that argument. "Oh but I make 30 more hp at 3-5k rpm..." cool, go fondle your dyno graph while I pull bus lengths on you with more useable hp between 5-7k. Sorry, my rant isn't focused solely on you, I just don't understand the hate for the coyote engine. Put a coyote in a kit car, then put and LS1-2 in another kit car. The 5.0 will win, period.