Post Your Carb'd Power #s
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Car: 87 Firebird
Engine: 305 LG4
Transmission: THM700R4
Post Your Carb'd Power #s
I figured since we have a lengthy motor pic thread we should have one with power numbers to help people compare and decide on different parts and mods.
So post your mods and dyno numbers(times if you want).
My disappointing numbers are
187hp 263tq rearwheel
226hp 316tq flywheel
Mods in sig
No scanner just a pic
So post your mods and dyno numbers(times if you want).
My disappointing numbers are
187hp 263tq rearwheel
226hp 316tq flywheel
Mods in sig
No scanner just a pic
Last edited by pre; Mar 12, 2004 at 01:39 AM.
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From: MI
Car: 1985 Firebird
Engine: 327
Transmission: TH350
589 peak hp at the flywheel w/acc. & exhaust.
Just over 300 ft/lbs torque
Moved a S10 real nice, in the middle of putting it in a '85 Firebird.
I shall get a better pic when I get a chance.
Just over 300 ft/lbs torque
Moved a S10 real nice, in the middle of putting it in a '85 Firebird.
I shall get a better pic when I get a chance.
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From: Littleton, CO USA
Car: 82 Berlinetta/57 Bel Air
Engine: L92/LQ4 (both w/4" stroke)
Transmission: 4L80E/4L80E
Axle/Gears: 12B-3.73/9"-3.89
What are we setting up here, a liar's club?
No dyno slips, calculated HP from http://www.gordon-glasgow.org/hpcalc.html are 233 and 352 at the wheels, for the 305 & 396, respectively, from 1/4 mile ET & MPH and certified scales. That's approx. 292 & 440 crank, respectively.
Only reduced rate dyno opportunities I've had conflicted with other activites I had going on at the time (read: drag racing), and I've never felt the need to spend the coin on dyno time.
No dyno slips, calculated HP from http://www.gordon-glasgow.org/hpcalc.html are 233 and 352 at the wheels, for the 305 & 396, respectively, from 1/4 mile ET & MPH and certified scales. That's approx. 292 & 440 crank, respectively.
Only reduced rate dyno opportunities I've had conflicted with other activites I had going on at the time (read: drag racing), and I've never felt the need to spend the coin on dyno time.
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Car: 1985 Firebird
Engine: 327
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Originally posted by five7kid
What are we setting up here, a liar's club?
No dyno slips, calculated HP from http://www.gordon-glasgow.org/hpcalc.html are 233 and 352 at the wheels, for the 305 & 396, respectively, from 1/4 mile ET & MPH and certified scales. That's approx. 292 & 440 crank, respectively.
Only reduced rate dyno opportunities I've had conflicted with other activites I had going on at the time (read: drag racing), and I've never felt the need to spend the coin on dyno time.
What are we setting up here, a liar's club?
No dyno slips, calculated HP from http://www.gordon-glasgow.org/hpcalc.html are 233 and 352 at the wheels, for the 305 & 396, respectively, from 1/4 mile ET & MPH and certified scales. That's approx. 292 & 440 crank, respectively.
Only reduced rate dyno opportunities I've had conflicted with other activites I had going on at the time (read: drag racing), and I've never felt the need to spend the coin on dyno time.
Not quite sure what you mean about liar's club.
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From: Littleton, CO USA
Car: 82 Berlinetta/57 Bel Air
Engine: L92/LQ4 (both w/4" stroke)
Transmission: 4L80E/4L80E
Axle/Gears: 12B-3.73/9"-3.89
Originally posted by Lonestar
Not quite sure what you mean about liar's club.
Not quite sure what you mean about liar's club.
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Car: 1985 Firebird
Engine: 327
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Originally posted by five7kid
Nobody's offered a scanned-in dyno sheet yet.
Nobody's offered a scanned-in dyno sheet yet.
Furthermore, I only look at the numbers to see if my initial estimate is close to reality, and don't really give a darn about bragging. This is just a post for curiousity and novelty. Also, the website you provided does not allow enough for an accurate estimate, only a guesstimate. Consider this, if your car ran 12 sec 1/4's with 4.11 gears, would changing to 2.73 and losing 2 sec's cause a loss of hp at your engine? According to your website, it would.
I shall see if I can dig up the sheet to scan in for your pleasure, if not, I shall post the chassis dyno numbers as soon as the car is completed.
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From: Mo.
Car: Z/28
Engine: 355
Transmission: Turbo 400
Axle/Gears: 3.73
Lonestar; I'm curious about why your torque readings are so low with that kind of power at the flywheel? 300lbs of torque is a little low isn't it?
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Originally posted by RWB____s
Lonestar; I'm curious about why your torque readings are so low with that kind of power at the flywheel? 300lbs of torque is a little low isn't it?
Lonestar; I'm curious about why your torque readings are so low with that kind of power at the flywheel? 300lbs of torque is a little low isn't it?
Most people have the tendency to basically build engines of one design only, through other people's successes, where I like to completely redesign to my own liking, after all it is just a hobby. What this means is that most people constain themselves on already accepted designs, which severely limit the capabilities of themselves and their products.
I will try to find the numbers and scan in.
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From: Texas
Car: 92 RS
Engine: L03
Transmission: T-5
Axle/Gears: 3.23
to be honest...i really haven't checked. LMAO
To me, gas is a necessity, and having a muscle car means it will have low mileage...for the payoff of good performance...especially with a hot cam and carb.
As soon as I get a chance to run a full tank (and pay to fill it up.
) I'll let you guys know.
I would guess at about 12-15 for now...
Tom
To me, gas is a necessity, and having a muscle car means it will have low mileage...for the payoff of good performance...especially with a hot cam and carb.
As soon as I get a chance to run a full tank (and pay to fill it up.
) I'll let you guys know.I would guess at about 12-15 for now...
Tom
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Car: '89 Formula 350 & '86 Z28
Engine: L98 & 355ci
Transmission: 700r4 in both
Originally posted by kd5boc
to be honest...i really haven't checked. LMAO To me, gas is a necessity,Tom
to be honest...i really haven't checked. LMAO To me, gas is a necessity,Tom
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From: Mo.
Car: Z/28
Engine: 355
Transmission: Turbo 400
Axle/Gears: 3.73
Originally posted by five7kid
Nobody's offered a scanned-in dyno sheet yet.
Nobody's offered a scanned-in dyno sheet yet.
I just dont have a scanner
YET
I could try to take a picture of it but doubt that it would be readable.
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