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Hey I'll piece in the runs from 3000 to 4500 with the rich jetting and 4 deg of timing pulled out of it to the 4500 to 7200 runs. It was still making plenty of motivation down low on the insurance tune.:D 3000 559.6 319.7 3100 567.4 334.9 3200 566.0 344.8 3300 564.3 354.6 3400 577.8 374.1 3500 579.6 386.2 3600 582.3 399.1 3700 587.4 413.8 3800 598.6 433.1 3900 599.8 445.4 4000 604.3 460.3 4100 595.7 465.0 4200 592.4 473.8 4300 591.3 484.1 4400 590.9 495.0 4500 596.5 511.1 SuperFlow Quote:
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Numbers look very good. :thumbsup:
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The goal was a broad powerband that would have good drivability. I remember after that first pull looking at the data and seeing 560fts of torque at 3k and thinking $h!t this thing is going to run out of steam early it's a tractor.:lol: Then it just kept making more hp as we increased rpm.:D Thinking back I wish we made one run in tune from 3k to 7200 just to see the numbers down low.:( The only crossover point I have from the first pulls to in tune is at 4500. You can see once we added timing, fixed the vacum leak around the distributor and rejetted the #s at 4500 went up pretty good. In tune 4500 609.8 522.5 vs precautionary first run ins 4500 596.5 511.1 Now lets see what DG brings......:willy: He sure is talking big right now. He must have given in to running race fuel and slipping the clutch hard below 3500rpm. :cheers: |
Don't worry Mr.Rob DG has got you handled :willy: :willy:
Hope you had a good T day!! |
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Taking notes DG? :rofl: http://i291.photobucket.com/albums/l...ps757fba27.jpg |
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That's the most famous Mopar racer in NASCAR taking notes on why he got his a$$ handed to him in 68. TP power:cheers: |
Don't worry. This will be worth the wait (for me). :unibrow: :D :thumbsup:
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It's good to see the bromance is still strong. :D
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What's that going to cost me? :rolleyes: |
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TRUE!!!
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I hear DG has been having some issues finding a cam big enough to put the hurt on a side oiler...
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Killer build! Whats the cam specs on the Ford??
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Bullet roller cam, .660 lift, 258/270 @ .050", 107 LSA, ICL=105:_paranoid After looking at the dyno graphs a small change that wouldn't effect reliability could net some pretty good gains. |
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Now an average looking girl between a couple of homely ones suddenly looks like a supermodel.:unibrow: I couldn't agree with you more.:D Oh yea, isn't your motor is still in the machining portion of the build.... :rofl: for the second time.:wow: :wow: |
Nice Sig...........
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Click Below http://i291.photobucket.com/albums/l...GOPR0564-1.jpg |
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For a Ford.... Oh wait?!?! That was the exhaust fan.... :wow: :lol: |
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That's gotta hurt...... |
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Ive already finished mine... sounds nutty :) HURRY UP! |
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If yours is finished, you're fired for holding out on us. |
I have not had it on the dyno as of yet just an old ghetto run up stand. had a dry sump line leak... oil errywhere
Im pulling the intake off next week and tossing it on the bridgeport to drill it for injector bungholio's |
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