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Re: Low buck upgrades? [Re: MR_P_BODY] #1131623
12/15/11 07:19 AM
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With the old 446".I didn't run an alternator. It was a pain charging between rounds. I put one on and wish I would have done it sooner! I am a believer in the fact that a fully charged battery is best for the MSD ignition. Don...I have a Mezeire water pump. I like that better than the old Moroso,seems to cool quicker! Mick...I looked at the HVH site,they dont' make anything to adapt my Dommy to my 4150 Victor intake...


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Re: Low buck upgrades? [Re: tboomer] #1131624
12/15/11 09:42 AM
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With the old 446".I didn't run an alternator. It was a pain charging between rounds. I put one on and wish I would have done it sooner! I am a believer in the fact that a fully charged battery is best for the MSD ignition. Don...I have a Mezeire water pump. I like that better than the old Moroso,seems to cool quicker! Mick...I looked at the HVH site,they dont' make anything to adapt my Dommy to my 4150 Victor intake...




I agree with the electronics a fully charged battery is best. I only meant to turn off the field just before a pass and then turn it right back on after the traps. But as Mr P_Body said he did not gain anything. I gained a few hundreths when I did it years ago. Ron

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Re: Low buck upgrades? [Re: 383man] #1131625
12/15/11 09:56 AM
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I hear what you are saying,Ron! I also did some research and did find out that HVH makes a 4500 to a 4150 intake adapter. But it is 2" and won't help my clearance woes. And it is 166.00!! Wilson makes a 1 1/2" open adapter for 133.00..I might look into that one..


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Re: Low buck upgrades? [Re: tboomer] #1131626
12/15/11 11:27 AM
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Brookeville, Md
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Not sure how much a kill switch would save you. how mauch h/p does it take to turn the alt when it's charging? 2..3 maybe. Anybody have any real world times? On my old 67 coronet I tried a few things. I disco'd the PS belt..nadda zip, Tossed a Alt belt at the line and still ran dead on 12.90, replced my HEAVY 45lb 15" Cragars w/ 14x5's and bais plys up fron...nadda 12.90. Went w/ Man steering...nadda 12.90. Now then I added 6psi of boost and dropped almost a second off the et and picked up 10mph

Re: Low buck upgrades? [Re: Mr.Yuck] #1131627
12/15/11 12:07 PM
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Not sure how much a kill switch would save you. how mauch h/p does it take to turn the alt when it's charging? 2..3 maybe. Anybody have any real world times? On my old 67 coronet I tried a few things. I disco'd the PS belt..nadda zip, Tossed a Alt belt at the line and still ran dead on 12.90, replced my HEAVY 45lb 15" Cragars w/ 14x5's and bais plys up fron...nadda 12.90. Went w/ Man steering...nadda 12.90. Now then I added 6psi of boost and dropped almost a second off the et and picked up 10mph




Really will make a difference on how the tune up is
when you start making these changes... some of those
changes should have made a ET change but if the tune
up was wrong then it wouldnt show a change... I use
to tune it to the best I could get, then tune it to
the new change(again the best I could get) then switch
back to see what would happen......I'm a firm believer
in A-B-A changes/checks...... JMO

Re: Low buck upgrades? [Re: MR_P_BODY] #1131628
12/15/11 01:03 PM
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Not sure how much a kill switch would save you. how mauch h/p does it take to turn the alt when it's charging? 2..3 maybe. Anybody have any real world times? On my old 67 coronet I tried a few things. I disco'd the PS belt..nadda zip, Tossed a Alt belt at the line and still ran dead on 12.90, replced my HEAVY 45lb 15" Cragars w/ 14x5's and bais plys up fron...nadda 12.90. Went w/ Man steering...nadda 12.90. Now then I added 6psi of boost and dropped almost a second off the et and picked up 10mph




Really will make a difference on how the tune up is
when you start making these changes... some of those
changes should have made a ET change but if the tune
up was wrong then it wouldnt show a change... I use
to tune it to the best I could get, then tune it to
the new change(again the best I could get) then switch
back to see what would happen......I'm a firm believer
in A-B-A changes/checks...... JMO





I agree Mike, thought the same thing. If you're taking a hundred pounds off of a car and see no changes, somethings not right. There is nothing more constant than weight to horsepower.


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Re: Low buck upgrades? [Re: Get-X] #1131629
12/15/11 01:21 PM
12/15/11 01:21 PM
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Brookeville, Md
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Not sure how much a kill switch would save you. how mauch h/p does it take to turn the alt when it's charging? 2..3 maybe. Anybody have any real world times? On my old 67 coronet I tried a few things. I disco'd the PS belt..nadda zip, Tossed a Alt belt at the line and still ran dead on 12.90, replced my HEAVY 45lb 15" Cragars w/ 14x5's and bais plys up fron...nadda 12.90. Went w/ Man steering...nadda 12.90. Now then I added 6psi of boost and dropped almost a second off the et and picked up 10mph



Really will make a difference on how the tune up is
when you start making these changes... some of those
changes should have made a ET change but if the tune
up was wrong then it wouldnt show a change... I use
to tune it to the best I could get, then tune it to
the new change(again the best I could get) then switch
back to see what would happen......I'm a firm believer
in A-B-A changes/checks...... JMO





I agree Mike, thought the same thing. If you're taking a hundred pounds off of a car and see no changes, somethings not right. There is nothing more constant than weight to horsepower.




thing was tuned as tuned could be. almost stock 9:1 440. Just was topped out at 104. 3850 at it's lightest.

Re: Low buck upgrades? [Re: MR_P_BODY] #1131630
12/15/11 01:46 PM
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Not sure how much a kill switch would save you. how mauch h/p does it take to turn the alt when it's charging? 2..3 maybe. Anybody have any real world times? On my old 67 coronet I tried a few things. I disco'd the PS belt..nadda zip, Tossed a Alt belt at the line and still ran dead on 12.90, replced my HEAVY 45lb 15" Cragars w/ 14x5's and bais plys up fron...nadda 12.90. Went w/ Man steering...nadda 12.90. Now then I added 6psi of boost and dropped almost a second off the et and picked up 10mph




Really will make a difference on how the tune up is
when you start making these changes... some of those
changes should have made a ET change but if the tune
up was wrong then it wouldnt show a change... I use
to tune it to the best I could get, then tune it to
the new change(again the best I could get) then switch
back to see what would happen......I'm a firm believer
in A-B-A changes/checks...... JMO



Smart!


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Re: Low buck upgrades? [Re: Crizila] #1131631
12/15/11 02:44 PM
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i upgraded my intercooler pump.


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Re: Low buck upgrades? [Re: Clanton] #1131632
12/17/11 04:27 PM
12/17/11 04:27 PM
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Stockholm, Sweden
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Valiant-65 AWB,
Valiant Signet200 -65 Topchopped dragcar.
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SuperComp Bantam Altered, Sold
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Re: Low buck upgrades? [Re: fed] #1131633
12/18/11 01:20 AM
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Nanaimo, B.C.
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