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Old 06-14-2020, 08:12 PM
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Engine is the basic specs I gave you awhile back but different cam. .440 lobe, .264.274, 112.
Only thing I know about the dyno program is it is the 800$ version and you are supposed to be a engine builder to get it.
Since I bracket race the 1150 carb is not needed vs the 1050. I should dip into the 9s as is.
Since I am a Native Tribal member they are giving us 1250$ for Covid relief. I could buy the carb but a 650,750, 850, 1050 and 1400 is enough. Need to thin out my carb and intake collection as it is. I sold my NW intake but want another one, I might have a intake fetish/problem. Is there a 12 step program LOL ?

BTW, my carb guy at Performance Cab tells me wet flow on a 1050 is 1121 cfm and a 1150 has 1176cfm wet flow so its not as big a difference as you think. Its one of ghe reasons he tells me the 1050 will ET better with a heavy car vs a little more power on the dyno with 1150. Smaller bores, more velocity get the pig moving.
I have tried a number of times to get you to tell me who has this program or what this program is called so I can get a better idea of what is being used. For the past few years David has give to the people who attend his seminars his TMC (Torque Master Cams) Program which he also does sell. I did the computer programming of TMC (Torque Master Cams) for David.

Stan

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