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Old 05-16-2019, 11:37 PM
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This car just had some tuning work done by FuelTech. Apparently it made over 3000 HP on their dyno. Track testing should begin soon.
Only 3000 Huh ?? Nice !!
Does that put it top Pontiac horsepower short of a nitro engine ?

This is a freaking serious build. That MW rear end has got to be well over 15K just by itself.
Low 6s ? 230 + ??

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LOllll,,,,reminds me of something we would of done back in the day. Being fond of 70 GTOs that is one nice looking car,,,cant wait to see it go some laps

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Shows you what happens when you put a GOOD set a heads under a twin turbo set up!!



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Old 05-17-2019, 03:57 PM
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Shows you what happens when you put a GOOD set a heads under a twin turbo set up!!



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Old 05-17-2019, 04:16 PM
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Nooooooooo its a Pontiac!



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Here is a photo. This is not my car.
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Old 05-17-2019, 08:02 PM
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It is most definitely a Pontiac... his problem is going to be putting it to the ground..impressive power fo sho

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Technology these days is huge. Having all the information modern day systems provide and some people that can read as well as understand it is a game changer. Tuning with a laptop and only getting dirty when you have to is modern day high end racing. That car is a work of art.

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Old 05-18-2019, 09:25 AM
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Looks like a very well built car.

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Old 05-18-2019, 10:47 AM
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Since they dynoed using a hub dyno wouldn't what ever reading they get be rear wheel horse power?

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Since they dynoed using a hub dyno wouldn't what ever reading they get be rear wheel horse power?

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Rear wheel hub dyno is ideal. Seemed they were evaluating hot-lapping ability.

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Exactly what block does this 3000+ HP engine have ? I see its aluminum. is it billet. Does not look to be. Is it MR1A ? Or does KRE make a MR1A solid ?
If so, its the first I heard of it.
KREs aluminum block is not a special mold like APs aluminum block. Its cast in the same mold as their standard MR1 just in aluminum.

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Exactly what block does this 3000+ HP engine have ? I see its aluminum. is it billet. Does not look to be. Is it MR1A ? Or does KRE make a MR1A solid ?
If so, its the first I heard of it.
KREs aluminum block is not a special mold like APs aluminum block. Its cast in the same mold as their standard MR1 just in aluminum.
I wouldn’t worry about it, it’s not yours. Yes the carve blocks out of aluminum!


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That’s nice, but we don’t race dynos.

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