[johnta1]

Since Big Chief is back on here, I would rather hear what his thoughts are and not what everyone thinks he should/would do.





I am very happy he is still PONTIAC!!!





Pontiac Power RULES !!!

[charlie66]

I think eveyone would agree with that , but until then there will be people worndering and forming the own predictions....

[Dragncar]

Originally Posted by chiefbigb

If chief upgrades the engine what will happen to everything else on the car? Gear change-converter learning curve- possible first gear ratio swap-fuel system upgrade. Long list just to start figuring out what that engine likes. Doesn't sound like he has allot of spare time and already knows what the current setup can do. The in season swap would more than likely slow him down. A second car to tune on makes sense to me. Major expense

He kinda implied that he has little spare time and reliability is everything. Being #1 on the list is of utmost importance and its a big risk to try something major this season.
IMO, at best the CV will be tested in his short off season.

The expression "Living the Dream" is sort of his life right now it seems. Dedicated hard core high end street racer gets paid big dollars and made famous doing something he was forking out big bucks to do while working a job.
It is his job now, hard to beat that.

[Scott Roberts]

Originally Posted by johnta1

Since Big Chief is back on here, I would rather hear what his thoughts are and not what everyone thinks he should/would do.





I am very happy he is still PONTIAC!!!





Pontiac Power RULES !!!

Not often but we agree on that.... the speculation by amatuers gets old..

[Formulas]

Originally Posted by Jack Gifford

I would also like to hear about that. Perhaps not enough examples out there to prove reliability?

Seems like the same could be said about CV's

Is anybody currently fielding CV's

Would of been cool if Chief used ported iron RA-V's guess the power potential isnt there?
Oh well..

[chiefbigb]

Why don't you PM him and wait for a reply? I was able to read and comprehend

[BruceWilkie]

Originally Posted by Formulas

Seems like the same could be said about CV's

Is anybody currently fielding CV's

Would of been cool if Chief used ported iron RA-V's guess the power potential isnt there?
Oh well..

Fulton recently won his King Street class at Brainard. Robin's doing a a new car and another cv1 combo...twin turbo's (100+ mm compressor inducers) this time vs n2o
. Quinn and Hooter still running them, there are others. Rob Synker Mike McCarty, Doc, Some nice builds going together too, some very serious.

[LiL Jack]

Originally Posted by BruceWilkie

Fulton recently won his King Street class at Brainard. Robin's doing a a new car and another cv1 combo...twin turbo's (100+ mm compressor inducers) this time vs n2o
. Quinn and Hooter still running them, there are others. Rob Synker Mike McCarty, Doc, Some nice builds going together too, some very serious.

The CV1 suicide list is longer though!

[BruceWilkie]

Originally Posted by LiL Jack

The CV1 suicide list is longer though!

Do tell Jack... Post them up and tell us who built the motors and tuned it, maintained it.

[GTOGEORGE]

So Jack where did the cv-1 head touch you?


GTO George

[Scott Roberts]

Originally Posted by GTOGEORGE

So Jack where did the cv-1 head touch you?


GTO George

Lol..yes, shows us on the teddy bear

[BruceWilkie]

The teddy bear might scare him.


Maybe a Mister Bill doll that says "oh no" when squeezed would be more effective.

[LiL Jack]

Originally Posted by BruceWilkie

Do tell Jack... Post them up and tell us who built the motors and tuned it, maintained it.

Brian, already posted all of them in the other thread.

[Dragncar]

Originally Posted by BruceWilkie

Fulton recently won his King Street class at Brainard. Robin's doing a a new car and another cv1 combo...twin turbo's (100+ mm compressor inducers) this time vs n2o
. Quinn and Hooter still running them, there are others. Rob Synker Mike McCarty, Doc, Some nice builds going together too, some very serious.

Still, have not seen anything yet that a good set of E heads can not do. Fulton was 7.71 with a "average" set of wide ports. I believe with a true high end WP he would be a bit quicker and that puts him where he is with CVs. Tenth, tenth and a half.
They might get past it one day, but as of now they are equal.
A canted intake valve with PMD exhaust does not make sense. Its sorta like the head is tying one hand behind their back.
BTW, is anyone running the billet CV2. Have not heard of anyone myself.

[GTOGEORGE]

Originally Posted by Dragncar

Still, have not seen anything yet that a good set of E heads can not do. Fulton was 7.71 with a "average" set of wide ports. I believe with a true high end WP he would be a bit quicker and that puts him where he is with CVs. Tenth, tenth and a half.
They might get past it one day, but as of now they are equal.
A canted intake valve with PMD exhaust does not make sense. Its sorta like the head is tying one hand behind their back.
BTW, is anyone running the billet CV2. Have not heard of anyone myself.

Actually he ran .10-.15 quicker at around 100 lbs heavier with the cv-1 heads. That’s a big jump withs a set of heads!



GTO George

[BruceWilkie]

Originally Posted by Dragncar

Still, have not seen anything yet that a good set of E heads can not do. Fulton was 7.71 with a "average" set of wide ports. I believe with a true high end WP he would be a bit quicker and that puts him where he is with CVs. Tenth, tenth and a half.
They might get past it one day, but as of now they are equal.
A canted intake valve with PMD exhaust does not make sense. Its sorta like the head is tying one hand behind their back.
BTW, is anyone running the billet CV2. Have not heard of anyone myself.

Nobody has needed the CV2... Convertible exhaust and Jim's cooling deivn in water jacket is adequate. Convertible ex puts heat above center bolt. Biggest advantage to convertible ex is ex fllow at high pressure velocity isn't bouncing back into cylinder.

So what average wideport ehead has gone faster than Fulton at same weight on dot tire?

[Dragncar]

Originally Posted by BruceWilkie

Nobody has needed the CV2... Convertible exhaust and Jim's cooling deivn in water jacket is adequate. Convertible ex puts heat above center bolt. Biggest advantage to convertible ex is ex fllow at high pressure velocity isn't bouncing back into cylinder.

So what average wideport ehead has gone faster than Fulton at same weight on dot tire?

What do you mean no one has "needed" it ? If its the best of the best there is always a need in racing.
I do not know of any "average" WP running faster. Put a high end set on and =.

BTW, what was his ci with the WP engine and what was it with his CV engine.
I have heard 474 and then 535 ci. True ?? You tell me.
If it is, there is your .01

[Scott Roberts]

Originally Posted by Dragncar

What do you mean no one has "needed" it ? If its the best of the best there is always a need in racing.
I do not know of any "average" WP running faster. Put a high end set on and =.

BTW, what was his ci with the WP engine and what was it with his CV engine.
I have heard 474 and then 535 ci. True ?? You tell me.
If it is, there is your .01

You missed on the decimal....

[Dragncar]

Yes I did. Not the first time either.

[Aaron Quinton]

LOL you're an expert on the topic.

Originally Posted by LiL Jack

You are a mental midget.