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84gt347 10-29-2003 08:22 PM

new track time n/a
 
went 11.97 @ 114 with a 1.64 60 ft time. Kinda proud of that. this was at idalou up here by lubbock Tx. i think 3500 altitude. I think i have a way figured out to bring it on down to high 1.59 or so 60 ft. I should have squeezed it, but i was in a n/a class racing.

Dark_5.0 10-30-2003 09:59 AM

Nice, Idalou is a track I will visit a time or 2 this spring myself.

Isnt it concrete all the way down?

Gotta love the cool fall air.

84gt347 10-30-2003 11:06 AM

is odessa still running on fridays? I would come down for a saturday or sunday event.

tireburner163 10-30-2003 11:40 AM

84gt347 what do you have done to your car?

-Josh, aka the tireburner

84gt347 10-30-2003 11:51 AM

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Originally posted by tireburner163
84gt347 what do you have done to your car?

-Josh, aka the tireburner

in the last year i added a complete, wolfe racecraft rear suspension. I welded the torque boxes and put in one of their antisway bars. I like the way it pulls the front end up level. i have some cool vid. but i havent figured out how to post it on this site.

tireburner163 10-30-2003 01:00 PM

I was more wondering what your motor and drive-train combo was.

302 LX Eric 10-30-2003 02:45 PM

Congrats ;) That's a nice time for 3500 altitude. Sounds like you've got it running very well. Nice.

E

silver_pilate 10-31-2003 10:00 AM

Hey! Good times! About time you started to get that 60' down some.

tireburner163,

Well, since John ain't here right now, I'll just say that he's running what it says in his name with some good heads, a fatty carb, and a stick. And of course, a generous squirt of the good stuff when he want it.

John can add more info if he wants.

--nathan

84gt347 10-31-2003 12:01 PM

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Originally posted by tireburner163
I was more wondering what your motor and drive-train combo was.
i have a coast high 347 with a comp extreme energy cam, afr 185cc heads, 750 holley, tko2 trans and 4.10 gears. i saw an anderson 347 go 11.5 with a blower cam and low comp and no blower, so i wonder exactly how good my set up is. I surely am not low comp, or power adder cammed. Its fun though


Nate, i got the 175 pills in my grubby hand, gonna try for a 10

blue oval 50h 11-02-2003 04:04 PM

I think you have lots more in that combo. Thats like 325rwhp.

84gt347 11-03-2003 09:43 AM

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Originally posted by blue oval 50h
I think you have lots more in that combo. Thats like 325rwhp.
ya, i'm not looking quite like youre sig. I'm running out of places to look for power. Any suggestions?

blue oval 50h 11-03-2003 05:29 PM

Well, what are you shifting the car at? Ive been hearing alot of stuff about the XE camshafts making alot of valve float due to the fast ramps and the valve springs cannot keep up.

Let me know what the motor has top to bottom.

Pat

silver_pilate 11-03-2003 05:50 PM

Don't forget that he's running at close to 3500 feet of altitude. For horsepower calculators, that puts those times closer to 11.40's at 120 corrected for atmosphere. Still some power missing there, but not quite as bad.

I still think dropping that 60' is gonna help.

--nathan

blue oval 50h 11-03-2003 06:55 PM

thats true, the alt will kill power, get to a track at sea level

84gt347 11-04-2003 12:33 PM

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Originally posted by blue oval 50h
Well, what are you shifting the car at? Ive been hearing alot of stuff about the XE camshafts making alot of valve float due to the fast ramps and the valve springs cannot keep up.
Pat

I will have to agree on the valve float deal. I shift at about 6000. It will rev to 6250, but i feel the beginnings of float there. I am changing to an xr series solid roller cam and changing from 185cc heads to 205 cc. My pistons are flat top, and a victor jr manifold. 750 dbl pumper. The only spacer is the 1/2 inch nos plate. I think the solid cam will help.. At times, on the nitrous, I hit valve float before the rev limiter, which is at 7000. I really thought i'd see 6500 pretty regularly out of that cam.

blue oval 50h 11-07-2003 07:55 PM

If you go to 205 heads, i highly recommend a custom grind cam.


I have the 205 heads, race demon 750, vic jr., with a solid roller in the 250+ duration and .665 lift. Operating range on cam is 4400-7200. Let me just tell you, i have no bottom end problems either, it pulls like a bich

www.flowtechinduction.com


Pat

blue oval 50h 11-07-2003 11:01 PM

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84gt347 11-10-2003 12:03 PM

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Here is my paperweight
There isn't any waste in that engine bay. I called a company about a custom grind. Motor machine and supply has a cam selection program. They spec'ed me a cam in the 650 lift and advertised duration of 278 intake and 295 exhaust. A 114 lobe centerline installed 7 degree advanced. I was a little worried about the operating range, Have you had your car dynoed??


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