Could someone desktop dyno please?
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Could someone desktop dyno please?
Could someone please desktop dyno the following combo:
-350 bored .030" over with 3.75" stroke crankshaft
-Stock TPI intake
-Edelbrock Performer Heads
-Cam 0.495 I/0.502 E, 218 I/ 224 E
-1.5" primary, 2.5" collector Y-pipe to 3" hooker catback
-1.5 roller rocker
-10:1 compression
more info in sig
-350 bored .030" over with 3.75" stroke crankshaft
-Stock TPI intake
-Edelbrock Performer Heads
-Cam 0.495 I/0.502 E, 218 I/ 224 E
-1.5" primary, 2.5" collector Y-pipe to 3" hooker catback
-1.5 roller rocker
-10:1 compression
more info in sig
Last edited by Astro; 06-22-2002 at 12:12 AM.
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lol.. I would have posted the graph too, but I dyno'd it on another computer that's not hooked up to the net. That's almost exactly how mine looked except I used the Chevy 383 instead of modifying the Chevy 350 like you did.
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where would i beable to pick up one of those desktop dynos? and whats an average price?
where would i beable to pick up one of those desktop dynos? and whats an average price?
Dyno2000 - 62.99
DESKTOP DYNO SE - 62.99
that's what they'll cost you.
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I used a 850cfm single plane manifold, pretty close to an lt1. I dont know the flow numbers on a 58mm throttle body, i'd guess close to 1000. you gained over 50hp and lost about as much torque at the low end,
I'd go for it.
I'd go for it.
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