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150 shot fixes that and the verter will stall@3k
bla bla bla when you pick up 15 [email protected] lift nope carry on
bla bla bla when you pick up 15 [email protected] lift nope carry on
Nitrous is for Chevys.
And yet, he didn’t look at a plug, didn’t pull both carbs down and look at the tune up.
I have two Brawlers in the shop right now and I’m not sure how many I’ve done but not ONE even had a remotely close tune up. In fact, I’ve done several sets of them for tunnel rams and 2 exact same carbs with the exact same part number didn’t have the same tune up in them.
Im not being critical of 318’s testing. I get it. But it’s hard for me to believe that Brawler is even close to being right. There is more in it I believe.
1 ive alread done what mr318wlru hasNitrous in a 11-12 second car is hoooo hum. It’s so easy even a caveman can do it. Put your big boy pants on and do a little work like the gentleman in this post is doing.
1 ive alread done what mr318wlru has
2 iam not learning to port heads at 60 plus yrs old its not needed
3 i dont want to rev a motor to 6500 7000 so i dont need spray
4 i might go to the track a couple times not race all the time
5 a nice easy stroker cruise car that can rip low 11s with spray is fine shift@5500 trap@6k
6 being able to suck the paint of 90% of the cares on the road is good enough
7 it means to each there own i dont piss on your 30 cfm gain from porting act accordingly yourself
pride lol grow the fck up manYou’re the one telling him to NOS it. He’s not afraid of doing it the hard way as most of us aren’t. Anyone can bolt a system on and run 11’s. No pride in that.
pride lol grow the fck up man
the hard way? its not hard either way speed cost how fast you wanna go 9 second car today fcking easy bfd
take your diaper off
bolting on heads that flow 300 cfm and a 260@ 50 cam and 4.56s and 12 inch slicks is harder to install then a small cam 250 cfm heads and 355s and spray NOPE
isnt its harder with full interior@3500 lbs vs a gutted car 2800 lbs all those guys better put that chit all back in
those top fuel guys better run pump gas remove those blowers
any asshole can rip out his interior right
Ive chatted with mr 318 i know he doesnt like nitrous i was teasing him
stfu
Now you can say your famous line quote what till he needs help
there is nothing wrong with any wayI see nothing wrong with either of your ways of doing it, whatever works for you.
What does all that do exactly?Vacuum helps but it's not needed if the boosters are the right type (annular or triple-stack and/or at least sharpened lower edges),
The average Hot Rodder isn't Darin Morgan with a wet flow bench to actually see what the wet flow is doing is he?short-side radius in the intake port has the right contour and the port velocity is decent for the intended application
Here's a thought, If the engine needs more exhaust residual to heat the incoming charge to help vaporize it helping it burn better what happens?But when I set theory aside, followed evidence, I ran a better time and mph with the LC 360 and log manifolds, with 2.45 gears.
Your acting like there's some kind of proof that the 650 is vaporizing fuel better than the 750 and that vaporizing trumps every other aspect of a build, it is the only concern and that smaller valves ports carb is always a gain. I imagine there's a fairly narrow range that most engines can vaporize fuel like the ones we are dealing with and most of us have very little control of it.What does all that do exactly?
Vacuum is generated all the way through the intake tract even at the intake valve. Last time I looked vacuum is what the piston generates as it travels down the bore pulling the air and fuel in does it not?
The average Hot Rodder isn't Darin Morgan with a wet flow bench to actually see what the wet flow is doing is he?
How do you crutch an engine with a SSR that causes fuel separation?
Here's a thought, If the engine needs more exhaust residual to heat the incoming charge to help vaporize it helping it burn better what happens?
So, you're impressed with an eight second half million dollar car? I'm more impressed with a nine second n/a car, with less than 20k in itthere is nothing wrong with any way
cutting weight
boost
n/a
power to weight ratio is all that matters
9 second car today bfd
hemi darts were in 8s moons ago
stock with a tune and slicks 10 flat 1968
Maybe he can try a Dominator next and it will go faster will it not because you just gave it more air?Your acting like there's some kind of proof that the 650 is vaporizing fuel better than the 750 and that vaporizing trumps every other aspect of a build,
You keep imagining. There's so many places to do it and **** it up.......Valve size, port size, manifold size, exhaust size, Ignition strength fuel type and carb size to name a few. And yet if I say try a smaller carb you jump up and down when its the EASIEST thing to try/change to see what the engine wants...... You scream I'm restricting the engine.........Am I?I imagine there's a fairly narrow range that most engines can vaporize fuel like the ones we are dealing with and most of us have very little control of it.
Well that's a mouth full.pride lol grow the fck up man
the hard way? its not hard either way speed cost how fast you wanna go 9 second car today fcking easy bfd
take your diaper off
bolting on heads that flow 300 cfm and a 260@ 50 cam and 4.56s and 12 inch slicks is harder to install then a small cam 250 cfm heads and 355s and spray NOPE
isnt its harder with full interior@3500 lbs vs a gutted car 2800 lbs all those guys better put that chit all back in
those top fuel guys better run pump gas remove those blowers
any asshole can rip out his interior right
Ive chatted with mr 318 i know he doesnt like nitrous i was teasing him
stfu
Now you can say your famous line quote what till he needs help
Just the way you like it......Well that's a mouth full.
Well that's a mouth full.
You're a funny guy.Just the way you like it......
iam more impressed with a 10 second car built with parts from the junk yardSo, you're impressed with an eight second half million dollar car? I'm more impressed with a nine second n/a car, with less than 20k in it