10s NA Bolt Ons and Stock Exhaust.... Can it be done
#125
What RPM are you revving it to? Sounds insane on the top end.
#128
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#129
#130
Safety Car
lazerlamonta-attitude has nothing to due with it.I wouldn't want to push my car that hard just for a number.Its your car, do with it as you wish of course.Mine leaves at idle and runs a lot quicker than that.Good luck with it
#131
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Still cant leave hard enough. Next season I hope to finally get this thing sorted. Shifts north of 7800RPM and was trying to get the clutch tamer adjusted but need to manufacture a new bracket. 3 passes in the vid. Enjoy!
#132
grabbed a screenshot of your 3rd pull from the vid. Looks like its hooking up decently.
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lazerlemonta (05-05-2020)
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mellojoe (12-10-2019)
#134
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Well spring is here and things have changed a lot! Had to rebuild the trans so it went for level VI treatment and Z51 gearing and a 30 spline output shaft. Changed rear gear to 3.90 while it was being refreshed as well. From there added solid aluminum couplers and the 1000hp aluminum driveshaft. Went with a 7.25" triple disc quartermaster clutch thats 18 pounds complete. Also went with a Darth_V8r (from LS1 Tech) Custom spec cam 226/236 and back to the fast intake. (X1 will get some runner work this year) Car runs and drives like a dream and when you hit the gas its explosive. Reminds me of the bolt on setup but on steroids.
Last edited by lazerlemonta; 04-21-2020 at 01:18 PM.
#135
Racer
Looking good. Any details on your clutch tamer install? I think that is next on my mod's list.
Did you go with the hitmaster or the clutch tamer?
Did you go with the hitmaster or the clutch tamer?
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niterydr (05-06-2020)
#137
Racer
I'll be testing the hitmaster I just installed this weekend.
lazerlemonta has the clutch tamer version last I saw.
lazerlemonta has the clutch tamer version last I saw.
#138
The electric solenoid is located behind the driver side from fender where the washer jug used to be.
All -4 lines, I also have a Tick Master Cylinder.
I've done some light testing on the street to verify that it works but didn't waste the time trying to make my 19s hook up on the street because I know that the track settings are going to be completely different.
All -4 lines, I also have a Tick Master Cylinder.
I've done some light testing on the street to verify that it works but didn't waste the time trying to make my 19s hook up on the street because I know that the track settings are going to be completely different.
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niterydr (05-06-2020)
#139
Racer
The electric solenoid is located behind the driver side from fender where the washer jug used to be.
All -4 lines, I also have a Tick Master Cylinder.
I've done some light testing on the street to verify that it works but didn't waste the time trying to make my 19s hook up on the street because I know that the track settings are going to be completely different.
All -4 lines, I also have a Tick Master Cylinder.
I've done some light testing on the street to verify that it works but didn't waste the time trying to make my 19s hook up on the street because I know that the track settings are going to be completely different.