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441 cid dyno results
Dyno sheet from 441 cid automatic ZR1 today:
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Re: 441 cid dyno results
is that with a Hogans?
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Re: 441 cid dyno results
705-710 Crank?
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Re: 441 cid dyno results
WOW...
Now that's a ZR-1!!!!!!! Will we see it at BG this year?????? David |
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Re: 441 cid dyno results
Lee,
No - that was with the ported stock plenum and injector housings - currently on the car - exactly the way it was when it ran the 10.44 back in October. I surmise the dyno backs up the track performance. I'd think 580-585 would be possible with the Hogan from my prior experience, but I'd probably lose about 15 ft-lbs on the torque. I think that's a better match for a traditional 6-spd, but with my auto & the wide ratio gears, I think the tradeoff might be a push at the track. It probably would trap out a little higher with the Hogan, but I'm not sure the ET would change much. I do expect to be at BG - knock on wood, nothing goes wrong! Kevin |
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Re: 441 cid dyno results
think it would be easy to imprive the low end with the Hogans by modifying it alittle
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Re: 441 cid dyno results
if i can ask what is the total timing on the car,also what airfuel did you shoot for . graph looks good ,like there were no knock events .
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Re: 441 cid dyno results
Might be talking outta my arse but what about adding velocity stacks to increase runner length some...also improves flow, etc..
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Re: 441 cid dyno results
Nice Kevin.
Now those are some real numbers and backs it with ET/MPH. Pete
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Re: 441 cid dyno results
Wow Kevin. That's the fastest 1/4 mile time I've ever heard of a street legal ZR-1 putting down. The only other one was Paul Smiths at 10.6. That must be an incredible thing to feel and experience. The cost involved in getting a ZR-1 to that level is also incredible.
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