Bad Bish and a few quick dyno pulls with new stroker-amazing
Yes, $4400 for the engine and the updates to the site are coming soon. We've actually added quite a few things to the descriptions over the last few days.
No, I will not use gear based boost, yuk, I'm too old school for that. I'll use a better tire first.
No, I will not use gear based boost, yuk, I'm too old school for that. I'll use a better tire first.
are M/T in their own testing stages of the tire. do you know? the seasons coming up and i need a set of something.
Try some VHT on the tires Dave!
Congrats on the numbers.
Boost for boost is an inaccurate comparison with different displacement engines. You should be comparing shaft speed to shaft speed instead. Chances are your shaft speed is nearly the same the lower boost pressure.
R888's are some pretty sticky tires. You can fit some 285's in there and finally hookup. check out the Reese Evo.
Congrats on the numbers.
Boost for boost is an inaccurate comparison with different displacement engines. You should be comparing shaft speed to shaft speed instead. Chances are your shaft speed is nearly the same the lower boost pressure.
R888's are some pretty sticky tires. You can fit some 285's in there and finally hookup. check out the Reese Evo.
I have not heard anything from M/T on the tires.
I've ran R888's not nearly good enough for this, to hook it needs a "drag" tire. Boost controller is in the same position with the same gate as it was with the 2.0 with the exception of the 3 psi I turned it down. I've found that while a larger CC engine should drive the boost higher from moving more air the extra displacement eats it up, I'd put money on shaft speed being nearly identical.
I've ran R888's not nearly good enough for this, to hook it needs a "drag" tire. Boost controller is in the same position with the same gate as it was with the 2.0 with the exception of the 3 psi I turned it down. I've found that while a larger CC engine should drive the boost higher from moving more air the extra displacement eats it up, I'd put money on shaft speed being nearly identical.
what size tires are you running dave? 245's? Have you thought about running 265's or wider?
I can spin 245's with 480DJ HP, where the 265's didn't seem to mind if I was still turning a bit before I got on throttle. The 285's don't think about spinning unless the car is already sliding sideways. Just a thought.
I can spin 245's with 480DJ HP, where the 265's didn't seem to mind if I was still turning a bit before I got on throttle. The 285's don't think about spinning unless the car is already sliding sideways. Just a thought.
Last edited by R/TErnie; Mar 5, 2011 at 01:53 PM.







