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01-22-2001, 12:29 PM
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Join Date: Jun 2000
Location: Tonawanda,NY
Posts: 71
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redrider, your cvar prolly pinged cuz you put 24's on there and it couldn't use that much fual(didn't need it)
I've run 12.76@106.7 at 3460lb race weight and I FIRMLY beleive this car will go 12.4 w/bigger fuel pump, I have 110lph now and 320hp is the limit, well to 12.7@106@3460 it requires 113lph and 323 hp. I beleive I'd have 350-360hp if I could feed the fuel demand Next year it WILL run 11.9 SPEED DENSITY and if I make the move to a 351 block I'll stay S/D until mass air is required. 88workcar, I'm gonna email you again, its paris @ somewhere right? ------------------ ram air 70mm tb ported performer ported 289heads 1.94,1.6 1 5/8 LT's |
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