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Old 08-09-2015, 12:28 AM
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Originally Posted by Griff
Here is a good tech article from Holley with a lot of reference charts of what to expect with various blower sizes and Comp ratios.
http://documents.holley.com/techlibr..._tech_info.pdf
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I had a very similar build just put on the dyno
509ci
Flat top blower pistons
Brodix bb-2 plus heads no Cnc work
Bds competition intake
Bds blower that was rebuilt by dpms 0hrs
Pair holley dominators
Don't have cam specs in front of me same cam made 550hp with gm steel rectangle port heads
I made 7.25lbs boost
Pulley at crank 52. 53 at blower Motor was dynoed at boyds racing engines in Norman Oklahoma
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Originally Posted by Want2gofast
I had a very similar build just put on the dyno
509ci
Flat top blower pistons
Brodix bb-2 plus heads no Cnc work
Bds competition intake
Bds blower that was rebuilt by dpms 0hrs
Pair holley dominators
Don't have cam specs in front of me same cam made 550hp with gm steel rectangle port heads
I made 7.25lbs boost
Pulley at crank 52. 53 at blower Motor was dynoed at boyds racing engines in Norman Oklahoma
What did she make for power ?
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Originally Posted by the deep
What did she make for power ?
What size supercharger and are u running an intercooler ?
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sam,why 91 oct fuel,i am thinking that is all u can get on your lake.if that is the case 6 lbs boost will be a good place to be.that is a non stripped blower so it will need to be spun a little higher than a stripped one.i would start at 10%over.those heads flow a ton of air and will not have the restriction a gm iron head will have.i have a ton of pulley,s that i use for tuning on the dyno.after you make some pulls i can send you pulley,s to try on the dyno.good vibrations is a good place to call for pulley,s and are fairly priced.

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Thanks Mike , 91 oct mainly because these birds have been known to dump 87 into the other tanks so I wanted to build in some safety . Could just keep some Boostane handy I guess . How do you guys combat fuel that may not be up to snuff ? Am I over thinking ?
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Originally Posted by 260Velocity
What size supercharger and are u running an intercooler ?
871 no cooler .
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15-20 gallons of leaded race fuel every time you fill up is good insurance. It will lower the egt's a bit. Smell good when you pull up to the local watering hole and keep the tailpipes nice and white. It is however a little hard on O2 sensors if your running them.
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I plan on O2 sensors in the new tails for tuning purposes on the water . Fuel tanks 35gal a side .
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110 unleaded. Don't get the smell though.
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