260whp na at 4500ft elevation with stock exhaust?
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260whp na at 4500ft elevation with stock exhaust?
is it possible or am i setting the bar too high? would prob do all internals so i could rev to 8000, cams, and maybe a stroker kit if sleeves arent required. thoughts?
its on a DEvq, and when i say stock exhaust, i meant to say stock exhaust with hfc
its on a DEvq, and when i say stock exhaust, i meant to say stock exhaust with hfc
Last edited by MikeGrote; Aug 2, 2010 at 10:33 AM.
which dyno do you plan on using?
The dyno at Element Racing up in Ogden I dyno'd 222 rwhp before several mods. Thats the dyno Josh hit 207 stock. That dyno (dynomite??) seems to be more accurate with numbers for the elevation than the other one(dynojet).
The dyno at Element Racing up in Ogden I dyno'd 222 rwhp before several mods. Thats the dyno Josh hit 207 stock. That dyno (dynomite??) seems to be more accurate with numbers for the elevation than the other one(dynojet).
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id prob go to the other one in ogden, the one we had the dyno day at. cant remember the name of it
i also figured 275 to the wheels with stock exhaust was going to be impossible so i lowered my target, but i may need to lower it more. i dont want to spend 10k
i also figured 275 to the wheels with stock exhaust was going to be impossible so i lowered my target, but i may need to lower it more. i dont want to spend 10k
Yeah, don't spend 10K.
Get a quality Y pipe & MP and then run electric cutout down the MP when you want to run power. That way you'll still keep the stock note of the muffler but be able to take advantage of power.
Get a quality Y pipe & MP and then run electric cutout down the MP when you want to run power. That way you'll still keep the stock note of the muffler but be able to take advantage of power.
You won't get the flow out of the stock Y-pipe that you will from other options. You can pick up some aftermarket ones pretty cheap.
Keep in mind that you want velocity for scavenging but you want volume for maximum displacement. They work in tandem.
Keep in mind that you want velocity for scavenging but you want volume for maximum displacement. They work in tandem.
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