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Old 09-20-2009, 08:02 AM   #21
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Old 09-20-2009, 03:13 PM   #22
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thats with an S60 out back and a heavy Twin clutch.
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Old 09-20-2009, 04:38 PM   #23
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subscribed this is a good tread my 355 build is coming together . and i had wondered the same thing... i'm gona run ported lt1 heads with 2.00 and 1.56 valves and a cc503 .. 1.6rr's forged speed pro's and eagle rods and crank... have been curious as to what i can expect
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Old 09-20-2009, 10:52 PM   #24
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Wha kinda cash is involved in a trans like that, or actually some thing close that might see some street time?
The transmission that I have in my car right now probably wouldn't live too long on the street. By far, manuals are more fun on the street. Even Veronica's Mercedes has a six-speed! As hard as you work on your stuff it wouldn't be hard to swap in a TH200 set-up for heads-up stuff and then put your six-speed back in for street. Shouldn't take more than a few hours once you get some practice. A complete set-up would be betwean $3,200.00-$3,500.00. The other route would be to send your six-speed out for some ET enhancing mods.
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Old 09-20-2009, 11:10 PM   #25
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old setup went 476/424 or something like that.
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subscribed this is a good tread my 355 build is coming together . and i had wondered the same thing... i'm gona run ported lt1 heads with 2.00 and 1.56 valves and a cc503 .. 1.6rr's forged speed pro's and eagle rods and crank... have been curious as to what i can expect
Just use the stock crank. IMO!
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The transmission that I have in my car right now probably wouldn't live too long on the street. By far, manuals are more fun on the street. Even Veronica's Mercedes has a six-speed! As hard as you work on your stuff it wouldn't be hard to swap in a TH200 set-up for heads-up stuff and then put your six-speed back in for street. Shouldn't take more than a few hours once you get some practice. A complete set-up would be betwean $3,200.00-$3,500.00. The other route would be to send your six-speed out for some ET enhancing mods.
This is not a bad plan, I wouldnt mind swappin for heads up racing and the price isnt terrible. Your right though its hard to beat an M6 on the street.
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I have yet to go back and re-dyno my AI set up on a DynoJet. My first dyno was on a Mustang Dyno which the guy's printer was down. My A4 set up put down 387rwh and 362rwt on a freshly built motor and a Yank SS3600 stall. I would imagine on the DynoJet it would be closer to 400. We shall see..
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I have yet to go back and re-dyno my AI set up on a DynoJet. My first dyno was on a Mustang Dyno which the guy's printer was down. My A4 set up put down 387rwh and 362rwt on a freshly built motor and a Yank SS3600 stall. I would imagine on the DynoJet it would be closer to 400. We shall see..
Why would you spend the money? Dynos are only good for tuning and parts evaluations.
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Why would you spend the money? Dynos are only good for tuning and parts evaluations.
Because I'm filthy rich and need to spend some of this $$$ stacked around my house! I realize what Dyno's are meant for...plus I'm doing TD's as well and I wanna see what kind of numbers I put down after a cpl more mods.
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My baby cam and set-up puts out 360rwhp-355tq (unlocked), stock bottom end. This is threw a Yank SS3600. With a smaller Vig. converter it was a few ponies higher.
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