TPI/Hotcam Dyno Day Part 2
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Burning Brakes
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TPI/Hotcam Dyno Day Part 2
Saturday I went to a different shop to get a Certification run since the last shop had a problem with there weather station. I'm pretty happy with the numbers now but I'm concerned with the lean condition. I installed a high output pump from Racetronix and I have the new style Holley AFPR but it won't go over 41psi. My first thoughts are that the larger adjustable "****" on the regulator is hitting the body of the regulator and it just won't tighten down anymore. I'll start there but I'm looking for ideas..........
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Race Director
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I'm surprised you are making that kinda power. The RPM doesn't surprise me but the actual RWHP does, congrats. You're about 20 over what I'd expect from a LTR intake.
I'd be a little concerned about 14-1 but the saying I use is "lean is mean." 13-1 may lose a little RWHP, maybe not, your car surprises me already.
I'd be a little concerned about 14-1 but the saying I use is "lean is mean." 13-1 may lose a little RWHP, maybe not, your car surprises me already.
Last edited by hippy; 06-24-2007 at 08:43 PM. Reason: can't spell
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Burning Brakes
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I'm surprised you are making that kinda power. The RPM doesn't surprise me but the actual RWHP does, congrats. You're about 20 over what I'd expect from a LTR intake.
I'd be a little concerned about 14-1 but the saying I use is "lean is mean." 13-1 may lose a little RWHP, maybe not, your car surprises me already.
I'd be a little concerned about 14-1 but the saying I use is "lean is mean." 13-1 may lose a little RWHP, maybe not, your car surprises me already.
If I can scrape together some extra play money I would like to make my original block a forged / splayed 369 w/ HSR and the current heads,cam, etc.....
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Saturday I went to a different shop to get a Certification run since the last shop had a problem with there weather station. I'm pretty happy with the numbers now but I'm concerned with the lean condition. I installed a high output pump from Racetronix and I have the new style Holley AFPR but it won't go over 41psi. My first thoughts are that the larger adjustable "****" on the regulator is hitting the body of the regulator and it just won't tighten down anymore. I'll start there but I'm looking for ideas..........
#7
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Did you clearance the regulator? It is to high and hits the back of plenum. I had to remove quite a lot of material there on the plenum. Maybe it is binding. I have mine at 46 PSI with no trouble.
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You definitly have to do a good bit of grinding on the underside of the plenum with that AFPR
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Thanks Hippy. I wasn't sure how this would turn out. I know you and a couple others from CF haven't had much luck w/ this combo (277-287 rwhp) but there are two guys over at thirdgen that have this similar setup and they are around 325rwhp/380tq. The only thing I did different from the thirdgen guys is that I didn't siamese my base/runners and I added 1.65 rr's for the exhaust. I feel pretty good about the powerband, 5600rpm is as high as I want to go since I'm running the $800 2 bolt short block from Pace.
If I can scrape together some extra play money I would like to make my original block a forged / splayed 369 w/ HSR and the current heads,cam, etc.....
If I can scrape together some extra play money I would like to make my original block a forged / splayed 369 w/ HSR and the current heads,cam, etc.....
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Burning Brakes
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I did have to grind a lot off the plenum so that isn't a problem I guess it's time to pull it apart again to see if I put the washer in.....I hope it's something simple. Then on to the voltage. Thanks for the advice.