good or bad combo?
#1
good or bad combo?
hey i just got this car in pieces and dont know if theres something i should improve to better suit my application. my friend and i just built the motor or put it together and there where flat top speed pro pistons and rings teflon coated with valve reliefs, forged rods and crank, holley systemax II kit ported heads and intake,bbk 70mm throttle body and spacer,73mm mas air c&L,24lb injectors with fmu,high flow water pump,double roller timing chain,new stock flywheel,new stock harmonic balancer,electric fans,tremec transmission,3.73 gears with rebuilt posi unit,powerdyne 9psi supercharger with power pipe, accel coil pack, subframe connectors bbk,upper and lowr control arms bbk, lowering springs, spec stage 2 clutch and think that is about it. it used to have a msd btm but they stole it and the guage pod from the car before i purchased it. what do i need to improve this or whats wrong with this combo? thanks
#5
RE: good or bad combo?
you dont need an fmu with the 42# injectors, and def. get an adjustable fuel pressure
regulator you'll really need it w/o an fmu, and gap your plugs at about .35
you'll need a bigger intank pump and an inline pump also
that'll be a damn nice set up when you get it done
regulator you'll really need it w/o an fmu, and gap your plugs at about .35
you'll need a bigger intank pump and an inline pump also
that'll be a damn nice set up when you get it done
#9
RE: good or bad combo?
The only thing I would have done different is the pistons flat tops are hurtin for supercharged engines, well I guess it depends on what CC the heads are as well but they say you don't want to go over 9:1 Comp Ratio I will be bang on at 9:1 with my 60 cc edels and -8cc edebrocks. I would recomend the JE -18cc forged pistons.... they are amazing
#10
RE: good or bad combo?
If it were me...
I'd switch to a dished piston for 8.5-9.0:1. I wouldn't waste money on forged crank or rods in a stock block. Holley heads aren't the best design (I'd switch to Trick Flow or AFR if you can afford it). I'd match the TB to the intake opening (75mm). I'd run a bigger meter and not a C&L (I'd buy a 80mm Pro-M). I'd run 42s and scrap the FMU. If buying new, I'd get a Novi 1k or Vortech SC before a Powerdyne. I'd run a Stage 3 Spec clutch.
...but that's just me.
I'd switch to a dished piston for 8.5-9.0:1. I wouldn't waste money on forged crank or rods in a stock block. Holley heads aren't the best design (I'd switch to Trick Flow or AFR if you can afford it). I'd match the TB to the intake opening (75mm). I'd run a bigger meter and not a C&L (I'd buy a 80mm Pro-M). I'd run 42s and scrap the FMU. If buying new, I'd get a Novi 1k or Vortech SC before a Powerdyne. I'd run a Stage 3 Spec clutch.
...but that's just me.