Info on CR with a YS-Trim?
Yeah I saw it run some 10's.
There might be some pics of the car at www.boxofwires.com from last year.
There might be some pics of the car at www.boxofwires.com from last year.
Originally posted by Tweaked Zed
John,
Yep, we got the whole package less heads/intake/fast.
Even got the intercooler for the hood. Just hoping the air-air works good enough.
Did you ever see it run with the P-1SC?
BlownBird,
Thanks alot for the info. You LS or LT?
John,
Yep, we got the whole package less heads/intake/fast.
Even got the intercooler for the hood. Just hoping the air-air works good enough.
Did you ever see it run with the P-1SC?
BlownBird,
Thanks alot for the info. You LS or LT?
Pro-stock 8" hood with a custom built spearco that fits inside. Pics at Mayhem in Morocco III (US41) at the above mentioned site.
Neat idea for the track, but heat-soaking on the street might be terrible.
Neat idea for the track, but heat-soaking on the street might be terrible.
Originally posted by Tweaked Zed
Pro-stock 8" hood with a custom built spearco that fits inside. Pics at Mayhem in Morocco III (US41) at the above mentioned site.
Neat idea for the track, but heat-soaking on the street might be terrible.
Pro-stock 8" hood with a custom built spearco that fits inside. Pics at Mayhem in Morocco III (US41) at the above mentioned site.
Neat idea for the track, but heat-soaking on the street might be terrible.
PSJ,
Correct me if I'm wrong, but it my understanding that I am the first LS1 to run a YS-trim, and my wallet has the scares to show it.
My 414 makes 825 rwhp and has run 10.21 on the blower at 6400 density altitude, but I have replaced virtually every part on the freaking car. The list of custom parts and changes required to build such a car is too long to list here.
There is no reason and no way to make 24# of manifold boost with a YS-trim, it would be counter productive. This is one of those rare examples that occurs at these sites where someone (me) actually has built, owns and races such a car and knows what the h--l he is talking about. stealth.
Correct me if I'm wrong, but it my understanding that I am the first LS1 to run a YS-trim, and my wallet has the scares to show it.
My 414 makes 825 rwhp and has run 10.21 on the blower at 6400 density altitude, but I have replaced virtually every part on the freaking car. The list of custom parts and changes required to build such a car is too long to list here.
There is no reason and no way to make 24# of manifold boost with a YS-trim, it would be counter productive. This is one of those rare examples that occurs at these sites where someone (me) actually has built, owns and races such a car and knows what the h--l he is talking about. stealth.
Originally posted by Pro Stock John
My research basically said that 9:1 with C16 works well with a YS Trim.
My research basically said that 9:1 with C16 works well with a YS Trim.
I said 9:1 + C16 + YS Trim works well, I have seen it work well on a 96 LT1 car has actually has 10:1 compression and I have seen it work on like 10 NMRA Renegade Mustangs that don't run intercoolers.
I never said that I ran that combo, indeed it has not run yet we are staying waiting for the FAST system from Cartek.
PSJ
It seems you may have misinterpreted my post. You and I have spoken about your car and I understand what you're tying to do with it, and I have expressed my concern about the problems you will encounter with heat.
My post was sort of aimed at preventing other racers from waisiting time and money experimenting with these advanced LS1 setups. My general recommendation for the users of these sites (LS1tech, LS1.com, etc.) is to take their car to a reputable LS1 shop at the beginning of the project. They will end-up with a better car for less money.
Asking questions and seeking advice on these sites is akin to taking a poll; some people will agree, others will disagree and few if any of them will have experience with the topic.
It seems you may have misinterpreted my post. You and I have spoken about your car and I understand what you're tying to do with it, and I have expressed my concern about the problems you will encounter with heat.
My post was sort of aimed at preventing other racers from waisiting time and money experimenting with these advanced LS1 setups. My general recommendation for the users of these sites (LS1tech, LS1.com, etc.) is to take their car to a reputable LS1 shop at the beginning of the project. They will end-up with a better car for less money.
Asking questions and seeking advice on these sites is akin to taking a poll; some people will agree, others will disagree and few if any of them will have experience with the topic.
True, but I'm not planning to have the same cylinder pressure you have from running spray on top of the blower so I'm not trying to keep the heads on a 1000rwhp car.
John
Hopes to join the 700rwhp club
John
Hopes to join the 700rwhp club
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