Jon_0_3
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- Jul 5, 2004
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Hartford,
Wisconsin
hey ppl whats up. i am goin to rebuild my motor and need some help. i would like to be doin 10s when i am done with the build
but i think the 11s are more realelistic for me. i was wondering what are good parts to use that can with hold all the hourse power? i need to know everything its my first rebuild but i have 2 budies that have rebuilt their engines to bad there werent dsm
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but i think the 11s are more realelistic for me. i was wondering what are good parts to use that can with hold all the hourse power? i need to know everything its my first rebuild but i have 2 budies that have rebuilt their engines to bad there werent dsm
Mods move this to the newbie/rookie section please.. This guy hasnt even ran 12's, let only 13's and he wants to build a motor for 10s!

). But you can with a DSM. That being said I would suggest that you do some searches. NO, NO, I'm not taking the easy way out! It's just that there are so many choices to make. Each choice you make is predicated on your philosophy of what will get you there. When you choose one thing it will affect your choice on something else. 10 seconds is not just a bolt on recipe; "I take one of these and one of these and mix in two of these and I get 10 seconds." We have a couple of Jims on these boards who would probably back me up on this. You have to figure out a path and then follow that through. Yeah, bigger pistons, deck the head, bigger valves, make it flow; Oops I just upped the comp ratio, how do I fix that? What gas do I run now? Do I use MegaSquirt or some other stand alone or just a piggy back? Maybe I should stroke it? Do I think I should go high end or low end? How much will the stroke hurt my high end? Some say stroke's the word while others say no to stroke.......etc...etc... I hope you see what I mean. I'm not downin' ya, I am just saying that to get to the 10 second point will require a bit of thought along with your OWN philosophy of what will get you there.