You GOTTA check this out..
You know looking at this set up I often wondered WHY!!!! the manufactures of forced induction cars and truck do not use MAP sensors instead of MAS sensors. It just makes more sence.
jeff
Oh by the way SWEET!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Engine
jeff
Oh by the way SWEET!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Engine
Hey,
The owner of the truck wanted Ford Blue... (don't ask me why)
Thanks for being nice, and thanks for logging me out.
It is probably the same size as the works, it is 201ci and its a twin screw, I don't know who works is but this is a whipplecharger.
Pricing is in the works for everything I will get back to you all on that. We should be hitting the dyno with it soon.
In the next couple of weeks, Trying to get it in around the holidays might prove to be a pain and take longer than normal. Plus this is an all new setup so I have to build the fuel maps and timing maps all together by my self.
The owner of the truck wanted Ford Blue... (don't ask me why)
Thanks for being nice, and thanks for logging me out.
It is probably the same size as the works, it is 201ci and its a twin screw, I don't know who works is but this is a whipplecharger.
Pricing is in the works for everything I will get back to you all on that. We should be hitting the dyno with it soon.
In the next couple of weeks, Trying to get it in around the holidays might prove to be a pain and take longer than normal. Plus this is an all new setup so I have to build the fuel maps and timing maps all together by my self.
I bet it will hold it. We build trannies too, and we've put a few of those together, if you modify the drums to accept more clutches (we have done this already) and rework the fluid flow so that it transfers from drum to drum fast enough then yes the trans is well capable of holding that power, It's just a new a C6 and the C6 can hold 2000 hp with the right mods. The problem is the tranny eats up soo much power. We were thinking of going with an AODE that way I can still control it with the AEM ECU and have the lockup converter. It won't eat up as much power and it will bolt right up.
Originally posted by Suavy
Thats not a pulley this is!!!!!!!!
Thats not a pulley this is!!!!!!!!
I never posted times yet and I have not got an official OK to release any info yet.
We have however rebuilt the engine again and just need to have it tuned. We will be ready for the 2004 season.
Suavy
We have however rebuilt the engine again and just need to have it tuned. We will be ready for the 2004 season.
Suavy
Originally posted by AEMMustang
I bet it will hold it. We build trannies too, and we've put a few of those together, if you modify the drums to accept more clutches (we have done this already) and rework the fluid flow so that it transfers from drum to drum fast enough then yes the trans is well capable of holding that power, It's just a new a C6 and the C6 can hold 2000 hp with the right mods. The problem is the tranny eats up soo much power. We were thinking of going with an AODE that way I can still control it with the AEM ECU and have the lockup converter. It won't eat up as much power and it will bolt right up.
I bet it will hold it. We build trannies too, and we've put a few of those together, if you modify the drums to accept more clutches (we have done this already) and rework the fluid flow so that it transfers from drum to drum fast enough then yes the trans is well capable of holding that power, It's just a new a C6 and the C6 can hold 2000 hp with the right mods. The problem is the tranny eats up soo much power. We were thinking of going with an AODE that way I can still control it with the AEM ECU and have the lockup converter. It won't eat up as much power and it will bolt right up.
Originally posted by Speedin Bob
Anderson, Indiana eh?
olefafl and I live about 30 minutes from you.
hmmmmm
Anderson, Indiana eh?
olefafl and I live about 30 minutes from you.
hmmmmm
While you're in the neighborhood, pick me up one of those bad boys as well!
We can install it @ WFC, or something...
Jake...



