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How big is your engine Nacs Fab?
Years ago, with a Vortech "T trim" supercharger and a blow thru carb, Luhn Performance made 862 HP at 5300 rpm DOCUMENTED. Aluminum Heads. You are talking 120 hp more vs Luhns deal (13 psi) using the Vortech Supercharger, (you don't say the Model Number) the question is how did you make 120 more than a actual dyno test??? Vortech said the "T-Trim Supercharger was good for 820 HP max. Tom V.
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I am using a Dynosim5 software. I’ll post actual when it’s run on a real Dyno. Mine is a 400 block with 3” main 4.21” stroke and 4.151” bore so it will be 455 cubic inch. 6.8 aluminum rods, custom pistons for 9.5:1 compression. 80 cc Kauffman High Ports with Hyd Roller The TorqStorm supercharger is a 1250 cfm blower so I chose a Vortech of similar size to simulate. The Vortech I found in the program V3-Si. Tom it’s a pipe dream when using software. I in no way would say my data is better than actual Dyno data.
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69 Firebird - Angry Bird 455 with 84mm Torqstorm Last edited by Nacs Fab; 07-19-2022 at 09:33 PM. |
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