Getting centrifugal car to hit harder off hit !
#1
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Getting centrifugal car to hit harder off hit !
Hello short run down dart 427 , F1X pretty big pulley 17lbs , 1060 to the tire & 6800 ,i understand peak horespower doesn't mean poo when your out racing its getting shifted relatively quick , and it’s consistently coming short of my expectations , its loosing to PD blower cars like there no tomorrow off the hit they jump out and the car does hit but once i shift at 7000 the car just gets so far out of power whatever car i’m racing walks away like nothing , im wondering would putting spray on the thing help or just spin the mf harder , cars rated to handle 1300 , but , i feel like this 1050 is really 850 until im at 6000+ , the power band is just so linear it’s a gift and a curse , it was hard enough to put the 1050 down so turning it up is not small task , just wondering how other Centrical cars get out so hard on the hit
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The post pretty much says it’s stick, and for the op what was said above is a good idea. Pulley for more and find a way to lose what’s not needed, moving the targeted peak boost lower in the rpm range. There’s a few “boost controllers” on the market for blower cars. Note this will be inefficient on the blowers part and lead to higher iats.
The “right” answer is to get a smaller blower, the f1x is overkill for 1050ish
The “right” answer is to get a smaller blower, the f1x is overkill for 1050ish
Last edited by rykerwolf; 03-10-2024 at 05:50 PM.
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The post pretty much says it’s stick, and for the op what was said above is a good idea. Pulley for more and find a way to lose what’s not needed, moving the targeted peak boost lower in the rpm range. There’s a few “boost controllers” on the market for blower cars. Note this will be inefficient on the blowers part and lead to higher iats.
The “right” answer is to get a smaller blower, the f1x is overkill for 1050ish
The “right” answer is to get a smaller blower, the f1x is overkill for 1050ish
Yeah you know I didn't even register he's got the F1X, good catch. He needs to trade it in for an F1A94.
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Hello short run down dart 427 f1x pretty big pulley 17lbs , 1060 to the tire ,i understand horespower doesn't mean squat when your out racing but i would say im a good driver not the best but im not granny shifting this mf , its getting shifted , and it’s consistently losing in roll racing , coming short of my expectations , its loosing to PD blower cars like there no tomorrow off the hit they jump out and the car does hit but once i shift at 7000 the car just gets so far out of power whatever car i’m racing walks away like nothing , im wondering would putting spray on the thing help or just spin the mf harder , cars rated to handle 1300 , but , i feel like this 1050 is really 850 until im at 6000+ , the power band is just so linear it’s a gift and a curse , it was hard enough to put the 1050 down so turning it up is no small task , just wondering how other Centrical cars get out so hard on the hit
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The post pretty much says it’s stick, and for the op what was said above is a good idea. Pulley for more and find a way to lose what’s not needed, moving the targeted peak boost lower in the rpm range. There’s a few “boost controllers” on the market for blower cars. Note this will be inefficient on the blowers part and lead to higher iats.
The “right” answer is to get a smaller blower, the f1x is overkill for 1050ish
The “right” answer is to get a smaller blower, the f1x is overkill for 1050ish
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#12
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i believe it’s like 25 degrees of the hit it’s just really the power band , it leaves at only 700 and ramps up to almost 1100 just such a big variance i think spinning it harder will just have to be the only choice for low range , i’ll figure out how to bleed it out up top probably take some timing out
#13
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it is stick it’s a Z06 , T56 car taking off in second from a roll , about 4600 rpm at 60 mph , which is around 750 ish so say a pd blower car off the hit is going to automatically jump out on you and your playing catch up w a stick car , not ideal , i just need the power to come on earlier , i feel like the F1x is too big in all honesty i had got tore up by a YSI car the other day granted he made about 100 more wheel but the instant hit was pretty deciding , i wouldn’t mind having the 1150ish on top just to get the midrange i need , option 2 was spray it off the hit and keep the same peak numbers just have the midrange be able to eat w a progressive shot that dies off up top . obviously a pulley would be a lot cheaper then a whole nitrous outlet system
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Too much blower you'd be better suited with a F-1A
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Do you have a dyno graph? Putting a smaller pulley might have the opposite affect that you want. It could induce traction issues. Personally, I would raise the engine rev limiter to ~7500rpm. This will make more power up top and then fall back into a better spot on the shift that will help you keep accelerating. As for the hit, step down the pulley in stages to see which gives you the best traction from the hit and does not go over the MAX impeller speed your head unit is rated for, with the increased engine rev limit. Either way, you're going to need a retune. You can probably put on the smallest pulley you think you're going to use and tune on that one. Then you can step up in sizes and not have to retune the car.
Hope that's coherent, lol. It'll likely never be ideal without a ton of work arounds. You just have too much head unit for what you are trying to do.
Is this the black c6z from central texas?
Hope that's coherent, lol. It'll likely never be ideal without a ton of work arounds. You just have too much head unit for what you are trying to do.
Is this the black c6z from central texas?
#19
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Do you have a dyno graph? Putting a smaller pulley might have the opposite affect that you want. It could induce traction issues. Personally, I would raise the engine rev limiter to ~7500rpm. This will make more power up top and then fall back into a better spot on the shift that will help you keep accelerating. As for the hit, step down the pulley in stages to see which gives you the best traction from the hit and does not go over the MAX impeller speed your head unit is rated for, with the increased engine rev limit. Either way, you're going to need a retune. You can probably put on the smallest pulley you think you're going to use and tune on that one. Then you can step up in sizes and not have to retune the car.
Hope that's coherent, lol. It'll likely never be ideal without a ton of work arounds. You just have too much head unit for what you are trying to do.
Is this the black c6z from central texas?
Hope that's coherent, lol. It'll likely never be ideal without a ton of work arounds. You just have too much head unit for what you are trying to do.
Is this the black c6z from central texas?
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