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Old 03-05-2005, 10:00 PM
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Thats crazy
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i want one
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With that being all motor, I bet with a good shot of NOS you could knock off a mid-low 10 with that thing.
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I'd be happy w/ a 10.99. I won't be going to the 1/4 mile track until the end of July. But I'll be at 1/8th mile tracks alot before then.

On the spray I'll have the a/f ratio around 12.0:1.
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Thats a pretty safe A/F ratio. When i spray my 225 shot i run 12.5:1. I bet you'll do much better than 10.99 though.
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Originally Posted by Snake Eater
Thats a pretty safe A/F ratio. When i spray my 225 shot i run 12.5:1. I bet you'll do much better than 10.99 though.

Do you have an independant fuel system for the nitrous? I'm running mine off my fuel rail and probably won't go over 150hp on 93 octane. What octane are you running?
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I run a mix of 5 gallons 100 octane and 1 gallon meth/alcohol mix. And the fuel system i just have an inline fuel booster pump to keep FP up. Its a pretty simple setup.
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I always liked the 454SS! If only GM would bring the concept back with the new engines they have now.
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Damn. Thats things is strong. Must be very easy to spin the rears.
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Originally Posted by SmokinLM7
Damn. Thats things is strong. Must be very easy to spin the rears.
That doesnt begiun to explain it. LOL Half throttle off the line is too much. I only have like 482 at the rear and i have to ease into it slowly. I cant imagine what he has to do to take off without spinning.

That thing is pure old school power.
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