The quest for power.
Wiring is done besides some custom switches. Hobbs switch is wired up and my fuel pump is pretty loud. Moving some serious fuel.
The car cranks, has fuel, and spark. I can keep it running by spraying fuel in the intake. This tells me things are working well and I just need a better tune since the car WILL run once in closed loop. Initial start up in open loop is just to lean.
Gauges are in. All work except the fuel sensor but I think my lever got bent on install.


Then I got the tires out after putting on the rear bumper and wheel wells.


And the car stood on its own for the first time in 20 months
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Car is down in Corpus. Will venture up to SA and Austin before december then it is off to paint hopefully.
Got the car exhaust hacked up as I still had cats and my mufflers shot.
Vid: Car made 700rwhp/600rwtq spinning to 6500rpm. Made around 17lbs of boost.
It is a very fun car and the rpm wraps out very quickly in 1st-3rd.
Plans are already in the works for more power...
Made it to the Texas Mile where I learned I cannot shift worth a crap from 3rd to 4th. Pulling straight back was making the car go to 2nd so I was having a big delay in that shift as I had to pull to the right but not so far as to go into 6th.
First run: 97mph @1/4, 14Xmph@1/2, 151mph@mile. This was a proving run that needed to be between 140-165. Did not shift out of 4th.
Second run: 105mph@1/4, 144mph@1/2, 188.9mph@mile.
FWIW most cars hitting 14X in the half were doing 160's. My tuner thinks at the current power I could do mid-high 190s.
At the end of the run I had an issue. The cause could be a c clip holding a spindle in busting, brakes dragging, or the fact that my fuel pump died and killed the engine. All that I know is it was a wild ride and I can't wait until next year.















Looks good.





