EX1's Procharged Build - v2.0
#81
Melting Slicks
#83
Safety Car
I have a shirt but I bought it myself
#85
Racer
Good thread. Awesome to see Procharger reps chiming in.
Guess I have the older tech F-1A on an auto LS3 C6. But I love it. I'm expecting 150mph traps with it (119 in the 1/8th). Not much timing and an 8/4" pulley combo.
Guess I have the older tech F-1A on an auto LS3 C6. But I love it. I'm expecting 150mph traps with it (119 in the 1/8th). Not much timing and an 8/4" pulley combo.
#86
Melting Slicks
Whats your shift point? looks like you are hitting Max impeller speed around 6900 rpm..
#88
It has powered many 8 second cars.
And the midrange "punch" when going from a street hit rocks.
#89
Racer
Yeah that punch is what I'm trying to hook right now lol. So far I haven't been able to dead hook it with a 345/35/18 MT. Now I'm trying a 325/45/17 MH. We'll see how it goes. Car feels strong no doubt. I'm happy with it. It may be able to run a high 8 with the right traction and stall/gear setup. But I'm not gonna number chase at the track. I'll have to settle for a mid 9@148+
#90
Melting Slicks
Yeah that punch is what I'm trying to hook right now lol. So far I haven't been able to dead hook it with a 345/35/18 MT. Now I'm trying a 325/45/17 MH. We'll see how it goes. Car feels strong no doubt. I'm happy with it. It may be able to run a high 8 with the right traction and stall/gear setup. But I'm not gonna number chase at the track. I'll have to settle for a mid 9@148+
#91
Racer
17psi. They haze the tires pretty good in second. The car seems to mostly go straight so I stay with it. But I haven't done a burnout on the new tires yet so they may just not be broken in yet. I'm hoping with these new 17" M&H after a good burnout that they'll bite.
#92
Melting Slicks
from my experience ( i havent run the 17s) but from info i gathered.. if you are hazing the 18s.. the 17s wont help.. time for 15s..
#93
Racer
From the initial test hit I did on brand new 17s with very slightly damp roads I think they hook as well or better than the 18" MTs. If they don't hook I'l just live with it. I don't plan to spend big money on a 15" setup for the car. I'll just learn to drive it different.
I do think with a decent burnout it will be better. I'll find out this weekend.
I do think with a decent burnout it will be better. I'll find out this weekend.
#94
Melting Slicks
Thread Starter
Shortblock is finished. Before installing the new heads we decided to switch to a link-bar style lifter. We went with the Morel 5206s. Was going to go with the 5294s but was told they weren't a good choice for a street car due to their tighter clearances. Should hopefully have the longblock together at the end of today. My timing chain is a little loose so we are tracking down a replacement right now.
Wiseco sure did get the new pistons and pins here quickly!
Wiseco sure did get the new pistons and pins here quickly!
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St. Jude Donor '15
Looks nice!
What kind of main/rod bearings did you end up using?
What kind of main/rod bearings did you end up using?
#96
Le Mans Master
Shortblock is finished. Before installing the new heads we decided to switch to a link-bar style lifter. We went with the Morel 5206s. Was going to go with the 5294s but was told they weren't a good choice for a street car due to their tighter clearances. Should hopefully have the longblock together at the end of today. My timing chain is a little loose so we are tracking down a replacement right now.
Wiseco sure did get the new pistons and pins here quickly!
Wiseco sure did get the new pistons and pins here quickly!
#97
Melting Slicks
Thread Starter
Thanks. We are using Clevite bearings throughout.
IIRC
MICB663HN rod bearings
MIMS2199H main bearings
That is nice to hear. How long have you been running them? I guess the chain was loose enough to cause concern.
IIRC
MICB663HN rod bearings
MIMS2199H main bearings
That is nice to hear. How long have you been running them? I guess the chain was loose enough to cause concern.
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St. Jude Donor '15
Coated?
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No biggie, I was just curious