Dyno #'s are in

1991vert

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car made 603rwhp/586rwtq and was still going. it made more boost than i thought it would and it probably would've went to 20psi. then i would've ran out of fuel. going back next monday...hopefully it will be a little cooler. still has more in it

95* with 33% humidity

overall i'm pretty happy
 
dunno about ET's yet. a cage will be going in along with through the floor subframe connectors and an anti-roll bar at the end of the season...so i dont know about any track times this season
 
That's gonna be one mean mamba jamba. It seems those novi2000's are always putting out great numbers. What made you decide on the novi? I know they're GREAT blowers, I'm just curious and wondering what the deciding factor was for you and your goals? Have fun!
 
How much boost did it end up making? Whats the fuel system again? Nice numbers so far, cooler weather it should make a good amount more. So how did this Mike treat you verus the other one? Sure its night and day!
 
How much boost did it end up making? Whats the fuel system again? Nice numbers so far, cooler weather it should make a good amount more. So how did this Mike treat you verus the other one? Sure its night and day!

i think we stopped at 15psi, but the car wanted to keep going. fuel system is an eliminator pump, -10 from tank to pump, then -8an up to the Y-block and both rails, and 60# injectors. car has a lot more in it, but i'm gonna keep it around 600rwhp and see what i can do with it. i got there at 9am and no one was there (figuring they opened at 8am) and i got worried and was like great, i drove all the way out here and no one's here. someone showed up at like 9:15
 
manual, we stopped at 15psi, i believe. i'm gonna go back to the 3.5" blower pulley, but leave the 8" crank pulley. should put me where i want to be, but put the peak HP higher up in the RPM range...it'll help keep it cooler too

It certainly has more in it should you choose to push. I lost my dyno tune, and am retuning from scratch on the street. I've got it back up to 9 psi. When I get it tuned again, I'm going to find 600ish at the wheels and leave it there. With these cars on the street you don't measure 0-60 anymore. Instead, it's the time it takes to go from fun-time to ****-in-the-pants. That's the more important measurement, and higher is better. :nice:
 
It certainly has more in it should you choose to push. I lost my dyno tune, and am retuning from scratch on the street. I've got it back up to 9 psi. When I get it tuned again, I'm going to find 600ish at the wheels and leave it there. With these cars on the street you don't measure 0-60 anymore. Instead, it's the time it takes to go from fun-time to ****-in-the-pants. That's the more important measurement, and higher is better. :nice:

hahah exactly why i want to stay at around 600. i was talking to a guy waiting to get his car tuned and his buddy has a mustang with 900hp and he said it's not even fun to drive
 
i cant wait to be at the same point you are, still debating between the novi and the Si-trim, i want to make around 700rwhp

the novi could definately do it

if i put on a bigger set of heads, i would've shot for 700rwhp, but my original goal was, 600-650. the car was running pretty hot, so my IATS were getting high. when i change the blower pulley back to 3.5 and go back for a tune, i wouldn't be surprised if i picked up some more HP from the air being cooler. remember, we stopped at ~5400...the motor will be spun to 6800rpm
 
the novi could definately do it

if i put on a bigger set of heads, i would've shot for 700rwhp, but my original goal was, 600-650. the car was running pretty hot, so my IATS were getting high. when i change the blower pulley back to 3.5 and go back for a tune, i wouldn't be surprised if i picked up some more HP from the air being cooler.

yeah i will be running 185's as well i want to keep the torque range usuable for the road course
 
with the pulley change, the car put down 630rwhp and 565rwtq at 6400rpm. car saw 15psi on the final pull.

Muscle Mustangs & Fast Fords was there to document a cam swap and other work on an 01 GT, w hich was pretty cool.

definately happy with the results