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Pics, videos, ET's/MPH's.... anything? Bueller....... Bueller?????:)
Never really leaned on the tune up. We have a port nozzle set up and pullys to go about 25% over, but never tried them. Our index is either 7.70...
Here's the combo in our flat. 565 BBC, Dart 355 CNC heads, 10.5:1 CR, .700" lift roller cam, 8-71 Littlefield at 4% under, everything through the...
Thanks for the info!! Ours made just shy of 1200 HP at 7 lbs boost (4% over). Pretty sure we can make 1500 without it being on kill. We'll...
Sounds like a very cool class. I left asphalt racing a few years ago because I got tired of throttle stop racing. Got a decent blown alcohol BBC...
I like Good Vibrations for most new blower related stuff. Decent prices plus they support west coast drag boat racing.
Sacramento Raceway and specifically Dave Smith have a long history of putting his wants/needs ahead of the racer. Raced there a lot over the...
I just bought a heavy duty version of the stand SoDak posted off Ebay for about $50 delivered. Looks like an average guy building them in his...
Craig, I don't know a lot about jets, but that sure seems like a lot of HP to run 8.0's. Is there anything left in the hull? Seems like the Jet...
Yea, another guy I know just went through this with a Weiand manifold. If I remember right, that manifold is set back about 1" compared to the...
Which MSD mag are you running. We use a MSD12 with a Littlefield 8-71 on a Mooneyham manifold. We had to grind a bit of the "Littlefield" name off...
I own a small engineering company and we bend over backwards for our clients. We don't always succeed it making everyone happy, but come pretty...
+1 on bi-metalic hole saws, work fine. McMaster-Carr or Home Depot, whichever is most convenient.
OK, I"m new to blown alcohol too, so what's a "Whitey" valve? thx
Not claiming to be an expert, but we planned on o-Rings and copper head gaskets in our recent build; blown alcohol 565 with about 10 lbs boost in...
After I replied to Dave Germain, I got to thinking about my post and actually went back to my build sheets & notes on our current motor. What...
Good thread... We're gonna have to add a primer on to our drag boat so appreciate the info...
We looked at this a lot of different ways and talked to a lot of knowledgeable people as well. I am an engineer and know studies can show whatever...
We're new to blown alcohol and are trying a gapless second with a Napiar top in a 565" 8-71 drag boat engine. Never ran gapless before but wanted...
The outlet of the blower is rectangular.... So what is a considered a good fuel pressure? And thanks for the input, appreciate it...
