Chassis dyno friday

Posted By: Clanton

Chassis dyno friday - 10/15/13 08:43 PM

I am going to tune on my carbs and get some data to help make some progress.I am going on a mustang dyno at HMF in Cleveland,O and the dyno is only 1yr old and has had mostly atv's on it.

Posted By: Mr.Yuck

Re: Chassis dyno friday - 10/15/13 08:44 PM

Don't break it.

Posted By: GTX MATT

Re: Chassis dyno friday - 10/15/13 08:45 PM

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Don't break it.

Posted By: Clanton

Re: Chassis dyno friday - 10/15/13 08:49 PM

OH Thanks!Besides why would it do that to me.

Posted By: GTX MATT

Re: Chassis dyno friday - 10/15/13 09:05 PM

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OH Thanks!Besides why would it do that to me.

Yeah you're probably safe not like you're making much power

Posted By: roadhazard

Re: Chassis dyno friday - 10/15/13 09:06 PM

Just make sure you tie that biotch down real good with quality straps

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fJ4Or3k3Hv0

And have fun

Posted By: kissmyaspen

Re: Chassis dyno friday - 10/15/13 09:14 PM

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Just make sure you tie that biotch down real good with quality straps

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fJ4Or3k3Hv0

And have fun

i think I pooped my pants.. Dynos are great tuning tools. have fun

Posted By: pittsburghracer

Re: Chassis dyno friday - 10/15/13 09:32 PM

Break a leg, Or I mean GOOD-LUCK.

Posted By: Clanton

Re: Chassis dyno friday - 10/15/13 09:51 PM

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Break a leg, Or I mean GOOD-LUCK.

no need to break your legs you don't owe me$$$

Posted By: all spooled up

Re: Chassis dyno friday - 10/15/13 10:53 PM

good luck are you runing the same header collectors

Posted By: Clanton

Re: Chassis dyno friday - 10/15/13 11:15 PM

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good luck are you runing the same header collectors

I cut off the collector all but where the pipes merg so the turnout that caused the reversion I believe is gone.I have 2.25" primary pipes.The shop with the dyno is one of the best header makers in the country so I hope for some input from him also.

Posted By: CHAPPER

Re: Chassis dyno friday - 10/15/13 11:21 PM

You might check out McBride's Auto for chassis dyno service too. They are located in Dover, Ohio.

Posted By: Clanton

Re: Chassis dyno friday - 10/15/13 11:27 PM

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You might check out McBride's Auto for chassis dyno service too. They are located in Dover, Ohio.

Thanks!This dyno is only 3 miles from my house but ya never know.

Posted By: all spooled up

Re: Chassis dyno friday - 10/16/13 12:15 AM

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good luck are you runing the same header collectors

I cut off the collector all but where the pipes merg so the turnout that caused the reversion I believe is gone.I have 2.25" primary pipes.The shop with the dyno is one of the best header makers in the country so I hope for some input from him also.

with that cut off u should make some good power now

Posted By: hemi-itis

Re: Chassis dyno friday - 10/16/13 03:35 AM

Just put some ZOOMIES on it!!

What rear tire you gunna use on the dyno??

Posted By: Clanton

Re: Chassis dyno friday - 10/16/13 03:49 AM

The slick on the car w/20 psi or more.I have done it before.

Posted By: B3422W5

Re: Chassis dyno friday - 10/16/13 03:58 AM

All this work to get a blown big block in the 9's

Posted By: Clanton

Re: Chassis dyno friday - 10/16/13 01:36 PM

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All this work to get a blown big block in the 9's

Yep.

Posted By: dizuster

Re: Chassis dyno friday - 10/16/13 01:42 PM

You better get it sorted out, my green junk is coming big block hunting for you in the spring.

Posted By: tboomer

Re: Chassis dyno friday - 10/16/13 01:45 PM

Mike...Good luck! I may have missed it but how fast has your car been so far?

Posted By: Clanton

Re: Chassis dyno friday - 10/16/13 01:48 PM

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You better get it sorted out, my green junk is coming big block hunting for you in the spring.

I would be glad to see ya!

I like what you have done with your car!

Posted By: Clanton

Re: Chassis dyno friday - 10/16/13 01:50 PM

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Mike...Good luck! I may have missed it but how fast has your car been so far?

I went 6.45 108 1/8 1.42 60' recently.

Posted By: tboomer

Re: Chassis dyno friday - 10/16/13 01:52 PM

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I went 6.45 108 1/8 1.42 60' recently.

I would say there is a lot more to be found! Good luck!

Posted By: Clanton

Re: Chassis dyno friday - 10/16/13 01:59 PM

Thanks I will keep chipping away at it.

Posted By: dizuster

Re: Chassis dyno friday - 10/16/13 03:40 PM

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I went 6.45 108 1/8 1.42 60' recently.

I was 6.49@110 last time out with a 1.62 60ft. You better hope you can find some more power before I find some more traction!

Posted By: Clanton

Re: Chassis dyno friday - 10/16/13 04:16 PM

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I went 6.45 108 1/8 1.42 60' recently.

I was [Email]6.49@110[/Email] last time out with a 1.62 60ft. You better hope you can find some more power before I find some more traction!

Sure rub it in!

I will find more power in my tune and after that I can adjust the OD%.

Posted By: Clanton

Re: Chassis dyno friday - 10/16/13 04:54 PM

I will be glad to get some data on the fuel.Ya never know if some dirt or a blocked passage in the metering block effected things cuz the plugs got more carbon on them from the last time out but I also had other things going on like the header turnouts.I changed the heads from open to closed chamber which is said to effect the air fuel also.My jet spread on the air bleeds is 35,47,51,55,61,70. and I am not sure how much effect each jump will have on the fuel so I hope the main jet change will help guide me to begin with.The bleeds in the carbs are 28hs,41int,77idle with 104 pri jet/102 sec jet having gone down from 107/104 from the last tine out.