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Old 11-10-2015, 07:38 AM
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So if I put Rival S's on Hellfire....
If you put Rival S on Hellfire it will be faster. Hellfire is lighter, has 315 on the front and has better downforce.

Driving JA 2.0 is like Red Devil with Hellfire's power.

So, yes Charley Hellfire is still better...... If we swapped Hellfire to E-85 it would pick up 6% power.
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If you put Rival S on Hellfire it will be faster. Hellfire is lighter, has 315 on the front and has better downforce.

Driving JA 2.0 is like Red Devil with Hellfire's power.

So, yes Charley Hellfire is still better...... If we swapped Hellfire to E-85 it would pick up 6% power.



Where does he go to get some talent????
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That perfectly captures what my friend and i talked about all day saturday. This was the 4th time we've been to ousci, and we've seen the move to 'race cars'. You've mentioned you cannot build an old muscle car to beat new cars. Watching that porsche tear up the speed stop in such a seemingly effortless manner drove that home in spades.
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Hey Mark, I tried sending you a PM a while back but your inbox was full. Do you have a part number for the Air filter you like to use on your current setup? I saw a recent photo when you were finishing things up on this for the good guys show. It looks like a huge filter, is it sourced from a GM vehicle? I had a discussion with Brian Thomson about this but he wasn't sure about where you're getting the filter from. Thank you for any information you might be able to provide. The Airraid filter I bought was starving my engine on the chassis dyno.

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Hey Mark, I tried sending you a PM a while back but your inbox was full. Do you have a part number for the Air filter you like to use on your current setup? I saw a recent photo when you were finishing things up on this for the good guys show. It looks like a huge filter, is it sourced from a GM vehicle? I had a discussion with Brian Thomson about this but he wasn't sure about where you're getting the filter from. Thank you for any information you might be able to provide. The Airraid filter I bought was starving my engine on the chassis dyno.

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It is a 6 inch inlet K&N. I made an adaptor to neck it down to 5 inches. Matt at Sled Alley made the inlet tube that tapers fron 5 inches down to 4 inches at the 90 mm TB.

I hope that helps. I can try to finf the part number but it was the biggest one I could fit in the fender.

BTW my engine is flowing around 1600 CFM so a big filter is part of the package.

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It is a 6 inch inlet K&N. I made an adaptor to neck it down to 5 inches. Matt at Sled Alley made the inlet tube that tapers fron 5 inches down to 4 inches at the 90 mm TB.

I hope that helps. I can try to finf the part number but it was the biggest one I could fit in the fender.

BTW my engine is flowing around 1600 CFM so a big filter is part of the package.

Mark
Thanks Mark, that is great info. Your engine is certainly an anomaly!
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