I'm loving the corvette wheels
Where did you find wiseco 8.8:1 for 420? I'm in need of a set!
did you mean $520?? I'm seeing about a hundred bucks over 420 on their website, maybe I'll just have to message them on here or something!!!
While you got it apart you should remove the entire cover for the oil pickup. Did this one 2 years ago with a pair of snips and some needle nose pliers and no issues.
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Then just crimp the screen down after :thumbsup:
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haven't dyno'd yet, but that seems about right on 93subbba dubba scribed....
Good build so far. I guess your going for 400-450whp?
Steel doesn't always mean stronger.
Simple aluminum of course is weaker. But the stuff your supposed to use for strength, trumps steel an all aspects. Just FYI. Steel doesn't mean stronger otherwise they would use more steel on my daily toys, commercial aircraft. It's all aluminum, Ti, but mostly AL.many moons ago i took a class where the lab involved measuring the strength of metal -- hence my thoughts of AL vs steel <given same dimension 3/4" x3/4">, here is the link http://www.srtforums.com/forums/f16...-fit-strap-kit-608075/index2.html#post9181301
besides the material, i do agree a machine bed plate has its advantages -- but with my build goals a direct fit is more than enough
Simple aluminum of course is weaker. But the stuff your supposed to use for strength, trumps steel an all aspects. Just FYI. Steel doesn't mean stronger otherwise they would use more steel on my daily toys, commercial aircraft. It's all aluminum, Ti, but mostly AL.
Now your stepping into troubled waters. Anything produced within the last decade aircraft wise is over 90% AL,TI, or composite. Ti is used because of the abundance of strength per lb and it's anti magnetic characteristics. There's so much computers in a plane that those little added features keep you from becoming a lawn dart.sorry don't agree, per unit volume, 3/4" x3/4 steel is stronger -- read the wiki links i've posted.. or search (fwiw.. i don't claim to be an expert, but i've read a few of the spec sheets)
planes use al because its stronger per pound per dollar - if dollar wasn't an issue they would use Ti or carbon fiber, etc
bridge/skyscraper strength .. yada yada yada