6766 FD vs built 408ci SS
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6766 FD vs built 408ci SS
Just had another run in Mexico after being called out for my blacklist spot. The car I ran was a built 408ci SS with cam, headers, cutout, and all that other piston jazz. I was on my low boost setting still with my dying clutch (actually completely killed it by the end of the run, I can't even do a third gear pull without smelling clutch -__-). The run was from 40-150. Here's the first vid from my friend's twin turbo built LS3 camaro. There is another angle from the SS I was racing, but it needs to be uploaded.
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How much power are you making? Everyone I hang out with is probably close to the Procharged Vette in terms of speed and I'm not even sure how to keep up aside from going to the darkside (which after you factor in mods is amazingly cheap for the power provided).
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Low boost I make 450whp at 18psi on a mustang dyno. It was getting to around 550whp at 25psi before my clutch started slipping. I need to change the plates big time, all I smell is clutch when I roll on the throttle in any gear higher than second. For reference that vette in the video makes I believe 746whp, if you have the TK2k13 Texas streets video, it's the atomic orange vette aka Detoxxx in that vid.
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Low boost I make 450whp at 18psi on a mustang dyno. It was getting to around 550whp at 25psi before my clutch started slipping. I need to change the plates big time, all I smell is clutch when I roll on the throttle in any gear higher than second. For reference that vette in the video makes I believe 746whp, if you have the TK2k13 Texas streets video, it's the atomic orange vette aka Detoxxx in that vid.
Nice runs. Super impressed with this turbo and the car. What's your fuel setup to hit 550 if you don't mind me asking?
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Thanks, my setup is 850 primary and 2200 secondary, sx fpr set at 43psi base fuel pressure, aeromotive 340 stealth pump rewired, and I redid my all of my fuel lines to 6AN and put in a high flow fuel filter.
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One fuel pump? I have the same size injectors, but was worried about running out of fuel. That's really impressive. How much boost? Maybe you can get away with running less boost no that beast of a turbo and that allows you to keep a single fuel pump? What kind of fuel filter if you don't mind my asking. I'm really wanting to avoid a dual pump setup if possible and was looking at the A1000 but that's over a grand to get set up properly. Really impressive!
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One fuel pump? I have the same size injectors, but was worried about running out of fuel. That's really impressive. How much boost? Maybe you can get away with running less boost no that beast of a turbo and that allows you to keep a single fuel pump? What kind of fuel filter if you don't mind my asking. I'm really wanting to avoid a dual pump setup if possible and was looking at the A1000 but that's over a grand to get set up properly. Really impressive!
Yes, I know I was missing a bolt in this pic...I was still tightening everything up when I took the pic
#12
It's an exedy twin plate...its not holding the power though, I'm hoping it's just because I've had it on for quite some time and abused it pretty hard. I'm ordering replacement disks and an intermediate plate and see if it holds...if not, I guess I'll be on the search for a stronger clutch.
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any reason you decided to run the fuel lines so close to the exhaust? personally i would have ran them down the drivers side. but i'm going with the same setup just not that side of the vehicle
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I'm not understanding your question, the lines are ran the exact same way/position that the stock lines were. I'm even using the same clips to hold them in place, I dremelled out part of the clip to hold the larger diameter line though. The only thing I changed was the location of the fuel filter for easier access when it needs to be replaced. When all the guards are put back on, you can't even tell I have a modified fuel system.
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