Vegas Smith
20+ Year Contributor
- 5,190
- 3,106
- Dec 2, 2002
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Houston,
Texas
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For doing nothing more than a motor change (is that right?), It looks to be running about the same minus a little bit different tuning approach. With no changes to the turbo and fuel syatem It is doing what I expect. About the same. One engine should be able to perform about the same as the next when the displacement stays in the same neighborhood.
The only way to make it go much faster is to cram more air into it. It likely will get to where you want it (11.0-11.1) with not seat time. You can't expect much for 1.5 runs at the track. It takes seat time to get things dialed in .
Your car is fat. The only way to have a true shot at solid tens is to make it not fat and get more seat time. At least it stayed together. Not a bad night when you he to drive the car home.
What's the button for? N2O?