right hand drive 35r monster
#172
Re: right hand drive 35r monster
Not bad but you're 43whp short of what you said you'd do and I thought it was acutally 500whp you were going for...none the less dyno sheet is probably legit and good numbers.
The hundred pound = 1/10sec is a myth BTW.
Stock rod bearings? Rod bolts aren't stock bottom end. Think about it, they won't stretch and will make it harder to spin a rod bearing aftermarket or stock. At 9200rpm though I feel spun rod bearing, then again bolts may keep them clamped and the rod melts.
EDIT: What's up with the gap at 6500rpm?
JP
The hundred pound = 1/10sec is a myth BTW.
Stock rod bearings? Rod bolts aren't stock bottom end. Think about it, they won't stretch and will make it harder to spin a rod bearing aftermarket or stock. At 9200rpm though I feel spun rod bearing, then again bolts may keep them clamped and the rod melts.
EDIT: What's up with the gap at 6500rpm?
JP
#174
Re: right hand drive 35r monster
Originally Posted by samson
none the less dyno sheet is probably legit
#175
Re: right hand drive 35r monster
well went out tonight with the car and im 2-0 one was a gt35 dsm all wheel drive and just killed it and the 2nd one was a cbr 600rr and all he saw was my *** end gettin smaller and smaller and yea videos are comin soooooooooooooooon hehehehe
#176
Re: right hand drive 35r monster
all you're going to see are crescent shaped rods and broken ring lands.
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#177
Re: right hand drive 35r monster
Originally Posted by floyd946
well went out tonight with the car and im 2-0 one was a gt35 dsm all wheel drive and just killed it and the 2nd one was a cbr 600rr and all he saw was my *** end gettin smaller and smaller and yea videos are comin soooooooooooooooon hehehehe
way to go ******. too bad your a ------- liar.
#178
Re: right hand drive 35r monster
DAMB AND I THOUGHT I GOT IT BAD, Floyd are you for real legit with your tuner, PM me so you and I can talk. I'd got a fully bullt H22A with a"HERE YOU GO QUICKEUNF AND BITCHASSCRAKER" a CHING CHONG MEEEEEEEEEOWWWWWWWWW Turbo. and ready to dyno tune after DMC1 tunes it somwwhat OK on the street at 12psi.
LAY OFF HIS *** I think he has proved himself but yet I get also flamed for doing the same, ------- teeenager with guilt trips and lack of cash,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,---- YOU ------- HATERs. I got your back FLOYD but I just want to see the car
LAY OFF HIS *** I think he has proved himself but yet I get also flamed for doing the same, ------- teeenager with guilt trips and lack of cash,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,---- YOU ------- HATERs. I got your back FLOYD but I just want to see the car
#179
Re: right hand drive 35r monster
Originally Posted by floyd946
the 2nd one was a cbr 600rr and all he saw was my *** end gettin smaller and smaller
#180
Re: right hand drive 35r monster
Originally Posted by samson
Not bad but you're 43whp short of what you said you'd do and I thought it was acutally 500whp you were going for...none the less dyno sheet is probably legit and good numbers.
The hundred pound = 1/10sec is a myth BTW.
Stock rod bearings? Rod bolts aren't stock bottom end. Think about it, they won't stretch and will make it harder to spin a rod bearing aftermarket or stock. At 9200rpm though I feel spun rod bearing, then again bolts may keep them clamped and the rod melts.
EDIT: What's up with the gap at 6500rpm?
JP
The hundred pound = 1/10sec is a myth BTW.
Stock rod bearings? Rod bolts aren't stock bottom end. Think about it, they won't stretch and will make it harder to spin a rod bearing aftermarket or stock. At 9200rpm though I feel spun rod bearing, then again bolts may keep them clamped and the rod melts.
EDIT: What's up with the gap at 6500rpm?
JP
BTW, the "weight-to-time" myth has always seemed to prove itself right to me in the past.
Explain why you think at 9200rpm it will spin a rod bearing? Stock block in my opinion is stock block/stock rods/stock pistons/stock sleeves.