I prefer to live by the moto that its all theory til its put into practice. Ive been in and around this business for a very long time and seen some great ideas fail miserably and some folks throw things together that have no right to even work, that work very well. We learn more from mistakes than successes sometimes.
BTW Shiloh 2.55 per cube is a great goal. Build it smaller and shoot for 2.6
. I have made more mistakes broke and ruined more good parts by trial and error myself sometimes I wonder what I'm doing... . 2.6 would be great just really depends on how generous the dyno is to me that day.
In the 8s N/A.with Brett miller W8's 5.07 at 133 at 2700lb
