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Old May 25, 2007 | 09:44 PM
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I'm going to be going the centrifugal route. My goal is 800 rwhp / 850 rwtq. Ideally, I would like to make approximately 500/550 by 3K then have a small curve to 800/850 by 7K. The set-up will be on a large cube engine. I guess the relevant components of my current set-up is:

C5R block 4.125 bore
4.100 stroke
6.2 Rods
11:1 compression
AFR 225's
Fast 90/LS2 TB
Kooks 1 7/8
Mild Cam
Rodney Level V
Rodney Diff
Coil Overs / Wilwoods
Exedy Dual Disk

I'll be lowering the compression to 9.5:1 by swapping the pistons. Given a lot of thought to England Green's Whiplash cam. In most likelihood I'll be utilizing an ECS bracket, fuel system, meth, etc. but installing a much larger heat exchanger (something that will fill the entire tiger shark front) along with some other ideas I've been playing around with. I'll be fabricating a cogged system or running an ECS 10-rib if my experiment fails. Not entirely sure how much I'll fabricate vs. how much I will simply order. I won't know unless I try...

I've given consideration to the YSI, F1R and Novi. All three seem more than capable of making power but is there an advantage or disadvantage to utilizing a specific head unit for what I'm wanting? Thanks for your help and suggestions.
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Old May 25, 2007 | 10:43 PM
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Originally Posted by Asphalt Animal
I'm going to be going the centrifugal route. My goal is 800 rwhp / 850 rwtq. Ideally, I would like to make approximately 500/550 by 3K then have a small curve to 800/850 by 7K. The set-up will be on a large cube engine. I guess the relevant components of my current set-up is:

C5R block 4.125 bore
4.100 stroke
6.2 Rods
11:1 compression
AFR 225's
Fast 90/LS2 TB
Kooks 1 7/8
Mild Cam
Rodney Level V
Rodney Diff
Coil Overs / Wilwoods
Exedy Dual Disk

I'll be lowering the compression to 9.5:1 by swapping the pistons. Given a lot of thought to England Green's Whiplash cam. In most likelihood I'll be utilizing an ECS bracket, fuel system, meth, etc. but installing a much larger heat exchanger (something that will fill the entire tiger shark front) along with some other ideas I've been playing around with. I'll be fabricating a cogged system or running an ECS 10-rib if my experiment fails. Not entirely sure how much I'll fabricate vs. how much I will simply order. I won't know unless I try...

I've given consideration to the YSI, F1R and Novi. All three seem more than capable of making power but is there an advantage or disadvantage to utilizing a specific head unit for what I'm wanting? Thanks for your help and suggestions.
F1R...YSI...Novi 2000, in that order as far as CFM goes
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Old May 25, 2007 | 10:48 PM
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Hey Eric,

Got your email..I'm at work right now so I'll hit you up when get home tonight..
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Originally Posted by NemesisC5
F1R...YSI...Novi 2000, in that order as far as CFM goes
^^^^What Scotty said
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Old May 26, 2007 | 04:40 PM
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F1R Cog If you want brackets and pullies, pm me....
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Old May 26, 2007 | 10:11 PM
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Originally Posted by RoccoSifredi
F1R Cog If you want brackets and pullies, pm me....

Absolutely! PM Sent.
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Old May 26, 2007 | 11:37 PM
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I'd say F1R but maybe F1C can be a nice early hitting supercharger, then YSI...


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