Well remember my not so hot dyno numbers Lets refresh





Now Dave goes to work on my car

Piston #3


piston #2


Random pic

Sooo umm Dave did you get my email? when do you want to work on the new CP That jeff put in the car. We were think 12-15lbs and lets see what kinda carnage you can do

Big thanks goes out to Dave and Jeff for all your guys help with my car tho. Dave for breaking it to force me to put in better parts and jeff for putting all of it in..

Dave just messing with you really. I think running N20 and no fuel upgrades might have did me in awhile ago and adding the turbo to the mix was just gasoline in my fire. Let me know when your free to retune it and up the boost and see what i can break this time

 

as dave would say they got "WORKED" :P Im sure the CPs will treat you much better

 

nice work. What was your setup and psi etc?

 

Well right off the bat out the door from the shop we tuned on 10lbs. was really Dave had my car moving. But my best guess was the rings were already going if not gone before the turbo was even put on there. 4 days later i dynoed the car with that at about 6lbs.

my setup was from the start
stock block
18g
440's
crome
walbro 190
custom charge pipes
shitty stock downpipe & elbow
2.5 inch test pipe to a greddy exhaust
with exhaust leak
idle problem
6-10lbs when i felt the need.

setup now (thanks JEFF)
18g
440's
crome
CP pistons 9:1
ARP headstuds
stock downpipe & elbow
test pipe
idle problem fixed
still have the exhaust leak.
DIRE need of a retune
want 10-15lbs when i need

 

Sweet pics, hahaha. Im ready when you are. Give me a call tomarow.
9:1 CP's require a min of 14psi.

What, no pics of your new slugs in there?

 

good job dave.

 

No pics sorry dave. Jeff had my ---- turned out like a bad case of the squirts. I turned the car over to him and before i knew it he was on the phone saying to come get my POS!

 

lucky ***, i wish i lived near jeff

 

lol. I thought you were conservative on your ignition timing dave?

 

cmon, everyone know dave loves to own pistons