What Numbers Should I Expect?
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What Numbers Should I Expect?
looking for HP numbers and Drag Numbers...
1980 L-82 350, mild cam,4bbl intake,4bbl carb 650,full flowmaster exhaust,3500stall,12bolt rear, (maybe 373 gears) and DRs, with above average driver...
what do yall think? :lol:
1980 L-82 350, mild cam,4bbl intake,4bbl carb 650,full flowmaster exhaust,3500stall,12bolt rear, (maybe 373 gears) and DRs, with above average driver...
what do yall think? :lol:
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Sorry, too many grilled cheeses sammichs. My 100% stock '82 CFI goes low 15.90s @ 85-86 MPH, on 255R60 BFGs in 90+ degree weather, at approx 1100' (2700' density altitude) elevation. My best guess: 14.80s-15.20s @ 90+. Keep us posted once you DO run the L-82.
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Re: What Numbers Should I Expect? (midnightblue80)
My old engine, a 240hp engine from an 87 vette, would get me mid 14's. So, I'll say low 14's, assuming you are making about 250hp, with low gearing.
I noticed that you have a 3500rpm stall converter listed - this sounds a bit overkill for a mild engine, but that's just my opinion.
Good luck with it - post some numbers if you visit the strip :cheers:
I noticed that you have a 3500rpm stall converter listed - this sounds a bit overkill for a mild engine, but that's just my opinion.
Good luck with it - post some numbers if you visit the strip :cheers: