[Stan Weiss]

The best I have for Tommy is 3.949 / 189.52 MPH @ 2900 lbs

The best I have for Justin is 3.994 / 188.21 MPH @ 2820 lbs

So just how much difference is there in HP from track performance?

Stan

[bluegoat65]

Originally Posted by Stan Weiss

The best I have for Tommy is 3.949 / 189.52 MPH @ 2900 lbs

The best I have for Justin is 3.994 / 188.21 MPH @ 2820 lbs

So just how much difference is there in HP from track performance?

Stan

Well Stan I would say ummm, not much....lol. But in all fairness, both at the same track , same day, same tires would prolly be better stat. Since you shirt tailed Chiefs combo Opeliac, look at what you have instore for yourself...lol.

[opeliac]

Originally Posted by bluegoat65

Well Stan I would say ummm, not much....lol. But in all fairness, both at the same track , same day, same tires would prolly be better stat. Since you shirt tailed Chiefs combo Opeliac, look at what you have instore for yourself...lol.

If mine can make 2600+ and live, i'll be happy with it...Then i'll look at the next steps.

Edit: You guys should be thinking about how much HP it takes to run those numbers...Hint for ya, it aint 3500.

[Elarson]

Originally Posted by Stan Weiss

The best I have for Tommy is 3.949 / 189.52 MPH @ 2900 lbs

The best I have for Justin is 3.994 / 188.21 MPH @ 2820 lbs

So just how much difference is there in HP from track performance?

Stan

As a benchmark, Boss Bird ran 196.04 mph in the 1/8th at about 2800 lbs.

Eric

[mgarblik]

Originally Posted by Elarson

As a benchmark, Boss Bird ran 196.04 mph in the 1/8th at about 2800 lbs.

Eric

Lots of low tech cast parts in that time slip too. Cast block, double roller timing chain, cast timing cover, cast blower case, cast rotors, cast valley cover. A bunch of low tech junk with a 2-speed transmission, that worked good as a package. It did have billet heads and sheet metal intake and valve covers.