F1X and 388 Dyno Numbers
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Melting Slicks
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Melting Slicks
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Burning Brakes
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algZO6 (01-22-2019)
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Just curious if you don't mind, how much timing you running??
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good question. with all the goodies Rodney and others can build one that will take around 1000 hp and probably 900 ft lbs of torq
with slicks and the right conv that things gonna GO!!
congrats on the blower upgrade, if you lost nothing down low and gapped 150 up top thats a healthy increase with likely some headroom on cfm flow if you pulley down
I'm more interested in the engine management side of this beastie
with slicks and the right conv that things gonna GO!!
congrats on the blower upgrade, if you lost nothing down low and gapped 150 up top thats a healthy increase with likely some headroom on cfm flow if you pulley down
I'm more interested in the engine management side of this beastie
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Melting Slicks
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17 up top
that was using the old stock 02 PCM, have a dominator going in as we speak.
good question. with all the goodies Rodney and others can build one that will take around 1000 hp and probably 900 ft lbs of torq
with slicks and the right conv that things gonna GO!!
congrats on the blower upgrade, if you lost nothing down low and gapped 150 up top thats a healthy increase with likely some headroom on cfm flow if you pulley down
I'm more interested in the engine management side of this beastie
with slicks and the right conv that things gonna GO!!
congrats on the blower upgrade, if you lost nothing down low and gapped 150 up top thats a healthy increase with likely some headroom on cfm flow if you pulley down
I'm more interested in the engine management side of this beastie
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helga203 (01-28-2019)
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Originally Posted by algZO6
Just finished swapping over from the Ysi-b to a F1X. Both lines are with the X just ironing out the A/F. Picked up of 150 at the wheels however the X was still climbing. Nothing was lost down low. This was through a 4l60.
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