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Burnout on the dyno at 80 mph.
This is what happens when you let Ted play around with your car on a rainy Monday afternoon.
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Damn!
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750 rwhp will do that!
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How much are you boosting.
Sounds like a freaking jet engine. |
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Today with the humidity it made 16.8. So around 17 depending on conditions. Maybe a few points more in the early spring or late fall. I can still drop pulley's but all that might do is generate heat and negate any gains. Last edited by Supercharged SS; 05-21-2012 at 08:29 PM. |
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Treasure Coast Camaro 5
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Um, good question. I still haven't decided. I will most likely stay with what I have. It's a solid 10.0 car so I don't have the headaches of adding to the cage, wearing a full suit, etc. And it's 100% reliable and fun to drive. Put gas in it and go. Never a problem. I don't want to take that out of the equation. Down the road who knows. I'm sure Ted will do something.
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Sweet set up Jamie. Sounds like the 3.4 pulley is the ticket, using the Stage II Plate.
The 3.2 seems to be the one on my 7.0 set up using the stage III Plate. I will be testing the 3.0 due to adding the 2" primaries. Good luck on Friday, 9.7-80's should be there if you have good air! |
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All that money in the car and you can't give a fat guy a hot dog to sit on your trunk...
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Lol, that is pretty rowdy.
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Where have I heard that before?
![]() Dude, That mess is sick son!
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