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Advanced Induction 383 - 11.1 @ 121.7

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Old Jul 11, 2009 | 09:52 AM
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Advanced Induction 383 - 11.1 @ 121.7

I'm tickled pink. Some of you may or may not be familiar with this thread:


https://www.camaroz28.com/forums/sho...d.php?t=693540

I got the shifting issue worked out, and had AMAZING air conditions. Density altitude was 300, about 65 degrees and dry. Also, chose to head to Atco Raceway in NJ as opposed to Maple Grove. Track prep was better at MG, but Atco really provided the results I was looking for.

First pass -

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PGNffctGD1w

60' 1.61 (spun a bit)
330 4.607
1/8 7.165 @ 95.66
1000 9.379
1/4 11.24 @ 121.40

They threatened to kick me out because I didn't have a fire jacket. Next run I decided to get on the brakes so I didn't get booted. Dropping a pound out of each rear tire helped.

Second pass -

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HH5XnveVBvo

60' 1.59
330 4.578
1/8 7.125 @ 96.14
No 1/4 ET/MPH

Here's the last pass of the night. I decided to run a full 1/4 because hey, I'm going home anyway. Dropped another half pound out of each ET street and, well, the vid speaks for itself.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SBV9bvEZrwM

60' 1.57 (yay daylight!)
330 4.54
1/8 7.084 @ 96.48
1000 9.283
1/4 11.142 @ 121.77

The ONLY changes that I made to the car between the last trip to the track (11.51 @ 118) was that I re-gapped the spark plugs down to .035" from .045", resolved the shifting issue, and made some very minor weight reduction. Keep in mind I am still running on a mail-order tune. My wideband is showing 11.7:1 A/F @ WOT, so needless to say, there's plenty left in it.

10s definitely are in the future. Not bad for a mostly full-weight 383 LT1 with a mild cam. AI FTMFW! :-D
Old Jul 11, 2009 | 10:19 AM
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Originally Posted by RamAir95TA
I'm tickled pink. Some of you may or may not be familiar with this thread:


https://www.camaroz28.com/forums/sho...d.php?t=693540

I got the shifting issue worked out, and had AMAZING air conditions. Density altitude was 300, about 65 degrees and dry. Also, chose to head to Atco Raceway in NJ as opposed to Maple Grove. Track prep was better at MG, but Atco really provided the results I was looking for.

First pass -

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PGNffctGD1w

60' 1.61 (spun a bit)
330 4.607
1/8 7.165 @ 95.66
1000 9.379
1/4 11.24 @ 121.40

They threatened to kick me out because I didn't have a fire jacket. Next run I decided to get on the brakes so I didn't get booted. Dropping a pound out of each rear tire helped.

Second pass -

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HH5XnveVBvo

60' 1.59
330 4.578
1/8 7.125 @ 96.14
No 1/4 ET/MPH

Here's the last pass of the night. I decided to run a full 1/4 because hey, I'm going home anyway. Dropped another half pound out of each ET street and, well, the vid speaks for itself.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SBV9bvEZrwM

60' 1.57 (yay daylight!)
330 4.54
1/8 7.084 @ 96.48
1000 9.283
1/4 11.142 @ 121.77

The ONLY changes that I made to the car between the last trip to the track (11.51 @ 118) was that I re-gapped the spark plugs down to .035" from .045", resolved the shifting issue, and made some very minor weight reduction. Keep in mind I am still running on a mail-order tune. My wideband is showing 11.7:1 A/F @ WOT, so needless to say, there's plenty left in it.

10s definitely are in the future. Not bad for a mostly full-weight 383 LT1 with a mild cam. AI FTMFW! :-D
Very nice. Is it an HR or SR?

I also noticed a lot better performance on the top end by dropping my gap down to .035 at the request of my tuner. Also picked up ~25rwhp with a dyno tune over a mail order - you got 10's in the bag man .
Old Jul 11, 2009 | 10:26 AM
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Originally Posted by <Puck>
Very nice. Is it an HR or SR?

I also noticed a lot better performance on the top end by dropping my gap down to .035 at the request of my tuner. Also picked up ~25rwhp with a dyno tune over a mail order - you got 10's in the bag man .
It's a mild HR, mid 230s low 240s, around .60x lift on a 108 lobe. Thanks.
Old Jul 11, 2009 | 10:35 AM
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Very nice. hopefully I can get my car tuned and finally get some numbers out of it.
Kory
Old Jul 11, 2009 | 01:38 PM
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that thing is moving pretty well.

Should be in the 10's after more tuning.

Lloyd
Old Jul 11, 2009 | 02:00 PM
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Originally Posted by NightTrain66
that thing is moving pretty well.

Should be in the 10's after more tuning.

Lloyd
Thanks for the thumbs up Lloyd.
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