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Re: tested the new glide

Post  richter69 on April 3rd 2010, 9:40 am

stuff some compression in it, give it the cam it wants, the small bore aint helping either.

Honestly that converter should stall higher than it does, our 8" in our 306 car goes well over 6000, and yes its set up a bit different but still.

Put some power in it and the right converter it will fly..............dont blame the tranny beacause its not at fault.

Alky will crutch it.

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Re: tested the new glide

Post  Nevs on April 3rd 2010, 2:09 pm

cool40 wrote:i dont do much brcket racing,but i should cuz this POS is stuck at 5.81/117.9mph.i just got home from t/t tonight and i'm not happy.the 1150 was way lean so i went up on the jets a few numbers and made another pass and went 5.81/118,yahoo i'm up to 118 now Evil or Very Mad if the 9" converter dont do something good the auction block may have a few more things on it.


If it's a box stock 1150, just jetting up might not be the solution. Without the proper metering blocks, etc, jets alone won't get you there. Been down that road, trust me..... Idea

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Re: tested the new glide

Post  cool40 on April 3rd 2010, 10:47 pm

Nevs wrote:
cool40 wrote:i dont do much brcket racing,but i should cuz this POS is stuck at 5.81/117.9mph.i just got home from t/t tonight and i'm not happy.the 1150 was way lean so i went up on the jets a few numbers and made another pass and went 5.81/118,yahoo i'm up to 118 now Evil or Very Mad if the 9" converter dont do something good the auction block may have a few more things on it.


If it's a box stock 1150, just jetting up might not be the solution. Without the proper metering blocks, etc, jets alone won't get you there. Been down that road, trust me..... Idea
this is a plug after i went with 98&99 jets.i'd buy a good carb but i'm planen to go with injection soon.i'm tryen a 9"converter next and then it's gona get a fresh set of rings Smile and some dyno time.

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Re: tested the new glide

Post  cool40 on April 3rd 2010, 11:04 pm

richter69 wrote:stuff some compression in it, give it the cam it wants, the small bore aint helping either.

Honestly that converter should stall higher than it does, our 8" in our 306 car goes well over 6000, and yes its set up a bit different but still.

Put some power in it and the right converter it will fly..............dont blame the tranny beacause its not at fault.

Alky will crutch it.
i know the tranny's not at fault,i needed it anyway,it just showed me i dont have enough grunt in front of it.lol what bore would you use?i'd love a idt block for my birthday Very Happy i'd sell this shortblock to somebody that runs juice too and start from scratch. Exclamation

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Re: tested the new glide

Post  richter69 on April 3rd 2010, 11:06 pm

bigger is better, and on the aftermarket blocks its lighter as well.

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Post  cool40 on April 3rd 2010, 11:24 pm

richter69 wrote:bigger is better, and on the aftermarket blocks its lighter as well.
lighter?i thought they were heavy Question i should have my ass kicked for not buying a idt block when i built this thing,kicked twice for not thinken more about compression too Laughing

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Re: tested the new glide

Post  Northwest outlaw on April 3rd 2010, 11:39 pm

Well you can put turbos on it Smile had to put my $.02 in

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Post  the Coug on April 4th 2010, 6:48 am

Northwest outlaw wrote:Well you can put turbos on it Smile had to put my $.02 in



not every one wants that much Pain in the Ass, for a Bracket race car why Complicate things more...


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Re: tested the new glide

Post  richter69 on April 4th 2010, 9:37 am

cool40 wrote:
richter69 wrote:bigger is better, and on the aftermarket blocks its lighter as well.
lighter?i thought they were heavy Question i should have my ass kicked for not buying a idt block when i built this thing,kicked twice for not thinken more about compression too Laughing


misunderstood, the aftermarket blocks are heavier than a stock one, but a big bore makes the aftermarket block lighter than one that is a small bore.

Even the big bore aftermarket block is heavier than a factory one.

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Re: tested the new glide

Post  cool40 on April 4th 2010, 9:46 am

idt or svt? the idt's 4.500 standard bore sounds good for starters.

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