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Posted by cegan (Member # 3185) on
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Hey guys,
I built a 408 with 8:1 compresion for a blower application it produces 385 RWHP and 420 RWTQ NA right now. the car has a complete Griggs suspension, T56 transmission, Griggs Alum drive shaft and everything but the kitchen sink. the set-up is perfect for road racing, should I add the blower and blow away everyone on the streets it keep it as is.
Posted by HungryHippo (Member # 537) on
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with that compression you have to add the blower
Posted by Blue Oval (Member # 2548) on
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go big or go home...get the blower
Posted by ray95 (Member # 752) on
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well if your building the car for road racing then you really don't need that much more hp\tq to have fun. however, that 408 weighs a lot so the extra hp with a blower will help. i say get a blower!! i'm building my car for road racing and i love mine!!!
[ August 18, 2003, 11:36 AM: Message edited by: ray95 ]
Posted by Yellow94GT (Member # 431) on
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Originally posted by cegan:
Hey guys,
I built a 408 with 8:1 compresion for a blower application it produces 385 RWHP and 420 RWTQ NA right now. the car has a complete Griggs suspension, T56 transmission, Griggs Alum drive shaft and everything but the kitchen sink. the set-up is perfect for road racing, should I add the blower and blow away everyone on the streets it keep it as is.
I'm pretty sure I saw your car up on the lift at Apex a few weeks ago. Nice ride.
As far as your question, I think you can answer that yourself
Posted by 91 5.0 (Member # 1527) on
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Can you say, "T-trim"?
Posted by Jeff S (Member # 371) on
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Originally posted by 91 5.0:
Can you say, "T-trim"?
I prefer YS-trim myself.
Posted by cegan (Member # 3185) on
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If I go with a T-trim, it will be very hard to resist running @ higher boost, if I stay around 10 psi with a V2SQ I should be in the neighborhood of 600 RWHP and 625 RWTQ
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