High HP builds w/ good MPG
High HP builds w/ good MPG
I am collecting ideas and planning a 350 based small block tpi motor. 350 based meaning that anythinhg built off of a 350 block including strokers. I am looking at naturally aspirated as well as supercharged, no nitrous. Please post your motor build along with gas mileage, tranny, and gearing ratio. I am interested in seeing who gets the most horses and quickest 1/4 miles with the best gas mileage. So far Mike of the 383 TPI post looks to have the best at @12.5 seconds and 21 mpg highway, 16 city.
Can you beat that?
Thanks for the info,
Mike3
Can you beat that?
Thanks for the info,
Mike3
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From: Orange, SoCal
Car: 1990 Pontiac Trans Am
Engine: 355 TPI siamesed runners
Transmission: Tremec T56
Axle/Gears: 12-Bolt 3.73
I havent beat his time yet but I get about 16 MPG city and 24 MPG highway with my combo. I leave it in 5th gear because 6th gear pulls it down too far and puts too much load on it.
My brother's 88 Iroc gets 23 MPG highway/15 city. That's the best I could do burning chips for it, not using highway mode. It's equipped with a D-1 Procharged 377 running 15 p.s.i. AFR 190 heads, SLP cam, Ported Edelbrock base, ported SLP runners, ported plenum, 58MM TB, 50lb./hr. injectors, Mufflex 4" exhaust, Random Tech. 4" converter, SLP 1 3/4 headers, Vigilante custom 9.5" converter, Art Carr 700R4. We're installing a GEN VII DFI on it right now(converting to speed density, sequential injection, and low impedance 55# injectors), and should be able to get slightly better mileage with it. We'll be dynoing this summer, and it should be somewhere between 725-800 flywheel horsepower. It passes emissions with flying colors and idles at 750 RPM w/ 17 inches of vacuum.
Last edited by MJT; Dec 17, 2002 at 08:10 AM.
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