If it is going to be a dedicated race truck I would consider triple 400s, but along the lines of 3 475s.
My junker runs tens on street tires comfortably and the setup is far from ideal.
I'm not expecting much difference, but I think with the setup changes it could run a little better. Still waiting on a new 366, should be coming in soon.
Well finally got home and started working on this thing again. Have a turbo on the way, but it looks like I will be running a single for a little while. Found this in the exhaust crossover. Guess that was a cheap bellow.
Gonna fab up a temp downpipe from the 475 and run it that way for now I...
I dont think the issue with batmo's in a stocker is the wheel itself. I think it is the fact that they are harder on the shaft because they grab more air. So then the shaft breaks, the wheel blasts into pieces, and the assumption is that the wheel failed.
If i recall correctly (I think it was)...
What? Cant make the power they have? That doesnt make any sense whatsoever.
Guess what, my engine makes a cool 1000hp also, on two stock high mileage cp3's, 100% injectors, stock heads, cam, and ECM. Fuel only.
Yours makes...... Impressive. :spit:
Sorry if im not terribly impressed with your engine making 1000hp. You could have done that much with two stock cp3's and a set of 100's on a stock ECM, stock heads, stock cam and a couple (or 3) big turbos.
I have some of the old aluminum ones. Very nice quality but they are quite soft. I can easily deform the end of the pipe using just a screwdriver style ratchet. Now I have not blown off a boot in a long time pushing well over 45psi, but steel is a better choice.
Weighed myself today, 167lbs.
Squats
235x20
25x20 pullovers
205 3x10 bench
25x20 pullovers
185 3x12 bent over rows
25x20 pullovers
185 3x10 straight leg deads
Was without a doubt the most soul crushing workout I have ever done. I couldnt think of anything other than pain. First 10 were not...
I have driven the white devil in negative temps, runs just fine. This aint some high hp gas engine, we can just turn the knob down and drive it like stock.
If you are going to be bed mounted I dont think you would want a thermostat. Mine is bed mounted with two setrab coolers and fans. It stays surprisingly cool, but does heat up to operating temp way faster than a system which runs through the radiator like stock.