9.29 @ 152 mph - 64/66 Turbocharger- Street Car
Nov 24, 2012, 09:01 AM
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9.29 @ 152 mph - 64/66 Turbocharger- Street Car
This is Roman's Evo 8, we put the car together for him right before the DSM/Evo Shootout this past August, but we had issues with the clutch while we were in Ohio. I never made a post in the drag racing section about this build, and I thought you guys would like to see our results.
Before taking the car to the Shootout, we brought Roman's car out to a local track to dial the car in. We only made it to the track once before Shootout on this setup. Since the Shootout, Roman took the car apart and has decided that he wants to go bigger and faster. I think hes looking at the PTE 7175 for 2013!!
Before taking the car to the Shootout, we brought Roman's car out to a local track to dial the car in. We only made it to the track once before Shootout on this setup. Since the Shootout, Roman took the car apart and has decided that he wants to go bigger and faster. I think hes looking at the PTE 7175 for 2013!!
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Last edited by Boostin Perform; Nov 26, 2012 at 12:39 PM.
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Nov 25, 2012, 06:53 AM
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We have run half filled blocks on the street for years. You just need a good radiator and fan. A fully filled block would probably be a problem but not a half fill if done right.
The trick is not to fill it too much. We still use the factory water pump and you're only filling a couple of inches at the very bottom of the block. If done right, you can drive the car on the street without any issues. If you guys are interested in this service, shoot us a PM and we would be happy to help.
I believe its around 2800 lbs without the driver.
Devin
The trick is not to fill it too much. We still use the factory water pump and you're only filling a couple of inches at the very bottom of the block. If done right, you can drive the car on the street without any issues. If you guys are interested in this service, shoot us a PM and we would be happy to help.I believe its around 2800 lbs without the driver.
Devin
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Nov 25, 2012, 09:03 AM
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We have run half filled blocks on the street for years. You just need a good radiator and fan. A fully filled block would probably be a problem but not a half fill if done right.
The trick is not to fill it too much. We still use the factory water pump and you're only filling a couple of inches at the very bottom of the block. If done right, you can drive the car on the street without any issues. If you guys are interested in this service, shoot us a PM and we would be happy to help.
Devin
The trick is not to fill it too much. We still use the factory water pump and you're only filling a couple of inches at the very bottom of the block. If done right, you can drive the car on the street without any issues. If you guys are interested in this service, shoot us a PM and we would be happy to help.Devin
