stall speed recommendations?
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Car: '84 Z 28
Engine: has 8 cylinders
Transmission: has a stick coming out of it
Axle/Gears: a grenade, makes wheels turn
stall speed recommendations?
I have a 84 Camaro Z28 a weekend cruiser/bruiser, with a 383 stroker, 10.5, dart iron eagle heads, edlebrock rpm air gap, a 750HO mechanical DP carb, by AED, it has a comp cams XR288HR-10, http://www.compcams.com/Cam_Specs/Ca...?csid=161&sb=2, engine dyno was 486hp@5800, 478trq@5100, I have a stage 3 built 700r4, a 10bolt posi rear with 3.42 gears, and using nitto nt555r drag radials-275-50-15. I currently have a 2600 lockup stall, and a recent chassis dyno, it produced 350.69rwhp and 369.08trq.
At the Lakeland dragstrip 1/8th mile, I ran a 60ft.. 1.817
660ft.. 8.223@ 86.25, The carb tuner said I need a bigger stall, he suggested a 3200, what do you guys think?
At the Lakeland dragstrip 1/8th mile, I ran a 60ft.. 1.817
660ft.. 8.223@ 86.25, The carb tuner said I need a bigger stall, he suggested a 3200, what do you guys think?
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Re: stall speed recommendations?
That cam has a powerband that starts at 2500 rpm. For street/strip use, you'll want a converter that stalls around 3000 rpm. For full race, a converter that stalls around 3500 rpm.
The 3200 recommended stall speed would be pretty close to what you need.
The 3200 recommended stall speed would be pretty close to what you need.
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