Dyno numbers are in on the f1-R 383...
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Dyno numbers are in on the f1-R 383...
Haters can smooch my pickle.......
1st pull of the day.....freezing *** cold
this is the highest HP pull
this was the best overall average power, and highest torque....where im gonna stick for the time being.
Now if i can figure out why the ignition is eating it up top, and the power is falling off so early in the RPM range (the blower isn't even at 2/3 output yet where its dyin off) i can make some man power.
welp......its over 1,000hp at the crank.......FTW
1st pull of the day.....freezing *** cold
this is the highest HP pull
this was the best overall average power, and highest torque....where im gonna stick for the time being.
Now if i can figure out why the ignition is eating it up top, and the power is falling off so early in the RPM range (the blower isn't even at 2/3 output yet where its dyin off) i can make some man power.
welp......its over 1,000hp at the crank.......FTW
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How about putting in a high rpm ignition retard? At about 6000 rpm, have it drop the ignition timing back a few degrees.
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i thought that was at the flywheel to begin with! good job man.. get some video of that beast and hit the strip..
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very nice numbers. good luck with the ignition issue. new wires and new distributor and a new crank trigger straightened out my ign issuses.
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It has a digital 7 MSD with boost retard referenced through a 3bar map sensor.....its pulling some serious timing already lol......i dunno man, i gotta start someplace.......the cam is supposed to make peak power at 7500, and im not getting anywhere near that before the power starts falling off...break up aside
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my plug gap is already at .028.....new plugs, new wires, new dist etc
im sure it'll suck to figure out, as does everything that involves electricity
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car was having that same misfire up top, and im on 26" tires, and need 28's......i was out of gear at like 1,000'
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Awesome. I saw you post the other day and was wondering when we were going to see some numbers from the new combo.
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Wicked numbers and still lots of upside.
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wow, how much boost? i'm assuming your using a carb?
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its only like 20psi right now....due to the lack of RPM
and yes its a blow-through carb
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Heres a video of the 1st pull of the day.....
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heres a graph with both the 827hp pull and the 820hp pull, so you can see how much avg power it picked up across the board.....just with a slight jet change.
dont mind the weirdness in the graph, one pull starts higher, cause the pull didnt start recording until almost 4,000rpm lol.
dont mind the weirdness in the graph, one pull starts higher, cause the pull didnt start recording until almost 4,000rpm lol.
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wicked set up man that thing is gonna FLY!!!!!!!!!
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its a single plane victor JR intake port matched......with fully CNC ported AFR 210cc heads, with 2.08/1.65 valves
everything is designed to flow enough air for this specific purpose......even if it wasnt, that blower would force it to comply.
everything is designed to flow enough air for this specific purpose......even if it wasnt, that blower would force it to comply.
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if your using the valve springs that came with the afr heads that could be the culprit.......not enough seat pressure with that boost. just a suggestion.
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Awesome. I look forward to the continous updates after each trip to the track.
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its a solid roller with double springs over 400lbs.......the graph doesnt show valve float, and thats not what it felt like.
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just for the record, i dont have a blower motor, no 7k+ revving motor, and nowhere near the power you have.. and i have never monitored my a/f ratio or had my car dyno'd other then a baseline run a few years back..
this is some q's and stuff that i come up with:
valvetrain too heavy?? should be using lightweight retainers and such.. are you running 6.0 or 5.7 rods?? 6.0 rods will help it rev higher as well.. how big is the carb?? could be too small.. up top, the a/f ratio was richening..
and that doesnt look like valve float.. the power would drop off if it was floating..
this is some q's and stuff that i come up with:
valvetrain too heavy?? should be using lightweight retainers and such.. are you running 6.0 or 5.7 rods?? 6.0 rods will help it rev higher as well.. how big is the carb?? could be too small.. up top, the a/f ratio was richening..
and that doesnt look like valve float.. the power would drop off if it was floating..
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Congrats man!!! Nice numbers!!!
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just for the record, i dont have a blower motor, no 7k+ revving motor, and nowhere near the power you have.. and i have never monitored my a/f ratio or had my car dyno'd other then a baseline run a few years back..
this is some q's and stuff that i come up with:
valvetrain too heavy?? should be using lightweight retainers and such.. are you running 6.0 or 5.7 rods?? 6.0 rods will help it rev higher as well.. how big is the carb?? could be too small.. up top, the a/f ratio was richening..
and that doesnt look like valve float.. the power would drop off if it was floating..
this is some q's and stuff that i come up with:
valvetrain too heavy?? should be using lightweight retainers and such.. are you running 6.0 or 5.7 rods?? 6.0 rods will help it rev higher as well.. how big is the carb?? could be too small.. up top, the a/f ratio was richening..
and that doesnt look like valve float.. the power would drop off if it was floating..
the carb was built for the application by The Carb Shob, its a holley 950HP blow through carb.........my guess is the slight richening was due to the misfire not consuming the fuel and increasing the ratio of fuel/oxygen in the exhaust stream.......but i could be wrong.
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http://www.hotrod.com/techarticles/e...gine_upgrades/
this is the recent article with the AFR 195 eliminators that made 615hp N/A.. theres a part on valvetrain that says if you shave weight off the retainers and lifters, you will gain rpm.. its on the second and third pages and the picture captions.. but since you are at it, you might as well read the whole thing.. its quite interesting..
so i do believe that your valve train MIGHT be a little too heavy to rev up.. these guys used all comp cams valvetrain.. all lightweight pieces.. but anyway, hope the problem gets solved..
this is the recent article with the AFR 195 eliminators that made 615hp N/A.. theres a part on valvetrain that says if you shave weight off the retainers and lifters, you will gain rpm.. its on the second and third pages and the picture captions.. but since you are at it, you might as well read the whole thing.. its quite interesting..
so i do believe that your valve train MIGHT be a little too heavy to rev up.. these guys used all comp cams valvetrain.. all lightweight pieces.. but anyway, hope the problem gets solved..
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http://www.hotrod.com/techarticles/e...gine_upgrades/
this is the recent article with the AFR 195 eliminators that made 615hp N/A.. theres a part on valvetrain that says if you shave weight off the retainers and lifters, you will gain rpm.. its on the second and third pages and the picture captions.. but since you are at it, you might as well read the whole thing.. its quite interesting..
so i do believe that your valve train MIGHT be a little too heavy to rev up.. these guys used all comp cams valvetrain.. all lightweight pieces.. but anyway, hope the problem gets solved..
this is the recent article with the AFR 195 eliminators that made 615hp N/A.. theres a part on valvetrain that says if you shave weight off the retainers and lifters, you will gain rpm.. its on the second and third pages and the picture captions.. but since you are at it, you might as well read the whole thing.. its quite interesting..
so i do believe that your valve train MIGHT be a little too heavy to rev up.. these guys used all comp cams valvetrain.. all lightweight pieces.. but anyway, hope the problem gets solved..
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all valid questions man.........the rods are 6"......the valvetrain isn't super lightweight, but its a solid roller with nasty springs, and was totally spec'd out to run at the RPM levels in question with heavy boost.......
the carb was built for the application by The Carb Shob, its a holley 950HP blow through carb.........my guess is the slight richening was due to the misfire not consuming the fuel and increasing the ratio of fuel/oxygen in the exhaust stream.......but i could be wrong.
the carb was built for the application by The Carb Shob, its a holley 950HP blow through carb.........my guess is the slight richening was due to the misfire not consuming the fuel and increasing the ratio of fuel/oxygen in the exhaust stream.......but i could be wrong.
if you feel its a carb issue, send the carb to csu carbs http://www.csucarbs.com/ these guys are way ahead of the game when it comes to blow thru setups.
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if you feel its a carb issue, send the carb to csu carbs http://www.csucarbs.com/ these guys are way ahead of the game when it comes to blow thru setups.
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if you feel its a carb issue, send the carb to csu carbs http://www.csucarbs.com/ these guys are way ahead of the game when it comes to blow thru setups.
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i probably spent close to triple that by the time i was done, and i didnt touch anything behind the firewall, it was already in place......i rebuilt the engine for the blower......and my rods, crank, block, heads, intake etc were already good enough parts. I just needed dished blower pistons and a blower grind cam........so hold onto your checkbooks if you want to start one of these projects.....
also, if you aren't a fabricator don't even try it. I've had to make more one-off parts and modify other parts to make the cog drive work on the street with power steering and an alternator. I had to buy some special alternator brackets from jones racing products, and then build the entire adjustment/bracing assembly from scratch........I also had to make the crank alternator drive pulley from a pulley for a 6bolt blower drive, located it on the crank cog, drilled and tapped the crank cog, and located it with dowel pins, took some machine work and patience....then hogged out the back of it to fit over the 3 balancer bolts.........just a whole slew of stuff like that.....
the F1 kits are basically a "race only" kit which means they send you a refrigerator sized box of parts and say "have fun"
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Usually misfires will show up as a lean spike on a wideband. Because you're not actually using up the oxygen (doesn't combust) the oxygen gets into the exhaust, the O2 sensor senses it and calls out a lean spike. Wish I could see the graphs, darn work firewall
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Out of curiosity, is there a view on what causes the spikes towards the upper rpm range? Is there an accurate output of manifold boost pressure? I'm assuming its not simply odd timing as its over rather a large range, it just looks almost wave-like in form, could cause somthing unwanted.
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Out of curiosity, is there a view on what causes the spikes towards the upper rpm range? Is there an accurate output of manifold boost pressure? I'm assuming its not simply odd timing as its over rather a large range, it just looks almost wave-like in form, could cause somthing unwanted.
as for the exact cause of the weird spikes and pits, some of them go BACKWARDS which indicates wheel-spin on the rollers (sucks) my best guess at the rest is a misfire/spark blow out........keep in mind thats a raw graph too.....the smoothing is on zero .
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the whole kit ended up costing me about 5300 bucks i believe, and that includes the blower, mandrel bends, hardware, couplers clamps, intercooler, race bypass valve, cogs (1 set) bolts, the power steering brackets, blower brackets etc......I got it from T-byrne motorsports......they were the best price
i probably spent close to triple that by the time i was done, and i didnt touch anything behind the firewall, it was already in place......i rebuilt the engine for the blower......and my rods, crank, block, heads, intake etc were already good enough parts. I just needed dished blower pistons and a blower grind cam........so hold onto your checkbooks if you want to start one of these projects.....
also, if you aren't a fabricator don't even try it. I've had to make more one-off parts and modify other parts to make the cog drive work on the street with power steering and an alternator. I had to buy some special alternator brackets from jones racing products, and then build the entire adjustment/bracing assembly from scratch........I also had to make the crank alternator drive pulley from a pulley for a 6bolt blower drive, located it on the crank cog, drilled and tapped the crank cog, and located it with dowel pins, took some machine work and patience....then hogged out the back of it to fit over the 3 balancer bolts.........just a whole slew of stuff like that.....
the F1 kits are basically a "race only" kit which means they send you a refrigerator sized box of parts and say "have fun"
i probably spent close to triple that by the time i was done, and i didnt touch anything behind the firewall, it was already in place......i rebuilt the engine for the blower......and my rods, crank, block, heads, intake etc were already good enough parts. I just needed dished blower pistons and a blower grind cam........so hold onto your checkbooks if you want to start one of these projects.....
also, if you aren't a fabricator don't even try it. I've had to make more one-off parts and modify other parts to make the cog drive work on the street with power steering and an alternator. I had to buy some special alternator brackets from jones racing products, and then build the entire adjustment/bracing assembly from scratch........I also had to make the crank alternator drive pulley from a pulley for a 6bolt blower drive, located it on the crank cog, drilled and tapped the crank cog, and located it with dowel pins, took some machine work and patience....then hogged out the back of it to fit over the 3 balancer bolts.........just a whole slew of stuff like that.....
the F1 kits are basically a "race only" kit which means they send you a refrigerator sized box of parts and say "have fun"
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