Cant wait to see what you do with the twin disk. Billet input shaft too right?
Yeah, Rage Accelerator shaft will be going in when I get the twin disc. Then it's game on! If I have shifting issues after the twin disc, I'm shooting my car with a RPG Launcher!
don't worry about the tranny, that engines gonna go boom!!!! Karma!!!
Karma? Because I jokingly made a smart ass remark toward you about you not being able to keep a motor in your car? I don't understand why you're so butt hurt! You're the one who came in shitting on my thread to begin with! Looks like Karma got to you in advance! Go troll elsewhere!
Yeah, Rage Accelerator shaft will be going in when I get the twin disc. Then it's game on! If I have shifting issues after the twin disc, I'm shooting my car with a RPG Launcher!
if you dont mind how much have u put into that motor. just want an estimation. cuz ive been looking into buying a neon srt and want to see how much i can get out of that motor
Chuck, isnt the 67mm near choke flow at our altitude? If you think it can go higher then no complaints here! Engineer mike claimed something like only 60lb/min flow potencial at our elevation even though its 75lb/min at sea level.
I was on Nathans dyno 2 weeks ago with fuel ratios over 15:1 with a fuel problem and I didnt let out lol. Still drove home.
I think one reason why your motor will last longer then others is simply because the power delivery is very smooth, without any huge torque spikes, and that e85 hopefully will keep it from any trace detonation. Plus e85 has much lower peak combustion pressures!
Adding a little bit of nitrous would be like adding a fuse to the "time bomb" and the button would be the igniter.
if you dont mind how much have u put into that motor. just want an estimation. cuz ive been looking into buying a neon srt and want to see how much i can get out of that motor
How much has he put into a STOCK motor???? Kinda confused on this one... did you not read the thread?
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