| HaxbySpeed |
09-08-2010 09:00 AM |
Unless you are an experienced tuner I think you'll continue to struggle with this combo until you get it on a dyno. Once you know how much timing it likes, where peak power is, peak torque, AFR, etc. it will end all the guessing and make it much easier to troubleshoot and seperate any problems in the rigging vs. the engine. Once you have ruled out all the variables you can call Brett or Brad at BBlades and get them to help with the slip numbers. As far as drives and RPM, I have run bravos and alphas @ 6500 to 7000rpm for years without problems. Low RPM and big torque is much harder on a drive. Ask anyone who builds or repairs drives.. Good luck.
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