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Posted: Mon Dec 10, 07 5:37 pm
by Kev
Posted: Mon Dec 10, 07 9:49 pm
by db
Kev- if aerodynamics is slowing you down......
TURN UP THE BOOST

Posted: Mon Dec 10, 07 10:12 pm
by Kev
Not worried about times (should beat most of the stroked folk!

), just want to be able to still drive home in a car the right way up!!
Posted: Mon Dec 10, 07 10:34 pm
by Anonymous
Kev wrote:Not worried about times (should beat most of the stroked folk!

), just want to be able to still drive home in a car the right way up!!
Might be eatin them words Kev , heard someone's comin out with a 540 stroker built for gas.
Can't remember where i read it.

Posted: Mon Dec 10, 07 10:52 pm
by Kev
I am so hoping to have it all up and running and get to a track with it before I go to Oz. Events Section Headline; Small Block takes on 540 Drugged Stroker and kicks it's ass!

Posted: Mon Dec 10, 07 11:05 pm
by Anonymous
Give yer that one.
Or,
Taxi takes off mid track , last seen flyin around bedfordshire..

Posted: Mon Dec 10, 07 11:40 pm
by Kev
Adam68 wrote:: Taxi takes off mid track , last seen flyin around bedfordshire..


Might have to ask a sensible Q on how to keep it on the track

Posted: Wed Dec 12, 07 12:52 am
by mopar_mark
Speakin too a guy on the weekend, just offered me an unbelieveable deal on building me a twin turbo hemi !
Wasnt thnking of this route, but seems a good opportunity, so might be lookin for a cheap Duster or Dart....
Posted: Wed Dec 12, 07 12:55 am
by Anonymous
You getting bored with the blown hemi already?

Posted: Wed Dec 12, 07 1:13 am
by Anonymous
Might have to put my Aerodynamics consultancy fees up.

Posted: Wed Dec 12, 07 8:51 am
by mopar_mark
Adam68 wrote:You getting bored with the blown hemi already?

Nah, only messin, thought it might liven the post up a bit
To be honest though I have seen some real cheap deals of late, so maybe will start collecting a few parts.
Posted: Tue Dec 18, 07 8:30 pm
by AllKiller
After reading this Kev,
Chassis tuning mate
i think a chat and a trip to Hausers will help keep it on the track without too much Drag
Take the car and just ask him, very approachable chap
I reckon under body tunnel, chin spoiler, really lookin forward to seeing that baby go....either in front of me or in my rearview
http://www.moparmusclemagazine.com/tech ... index.html
Plus 250 gas thats gonna be interesting

Posted: Wed Dec 19, 07 12:26 am
by Cannonball
the articals are good reading, but come on 750 hp from 500 cubes, yes that is fine but pump gas, b0llocks 11.9.1 compression,, pump gas mtrs here are gonna be 10.1 max or am i missin somethin

Posted: Wed Dec 19, 07 12:41 am
by Anonymous
Was looking @ street/strip builds , one of them was a 440 , 11.5:1 comp , running on pump gas , no problem with detonation , but these motors have to be built with the right components , skating on thin ice with anything over 10.5:1 on pump gas , for the extra power gain would it be worth the risk?
Maybe these builds aired on the conservitive side with cam selection , so bleeding off too much compression , ending up with a lower dynamic compression than the 10.5:1 motor would make , is it worth it?

Posted: Wed Dec 19, 07 6:54 am
by Pete
Pump fuel here is higher octane than the States already.
You can run high static CRs with a large cam overlap without pinking.
My 12.5:1 with alloy heads and a BIG cam pinked far less than my iron headed 9.8:1 with a .484. Work that out..........
Thier build up killed the quench thoery as well - 0.40 down the bore with an aprox 0.45 head gasket - what's that all about? They did use a big cam, though...