Flowing a plate...

Thought a few of you might find this info to be helpful...


http://www.induction-solutions.com/forums/showthread.php?t=682

Thanks, SJ

Cool deal Thank you for takeing the time and posting that up.

Well i feel better about my zex plate now thanks

Thanks for sharing that Steve.

WOW ...

Just saw this now... I've run some bigger shots on stock-bottom-end-motors with plate systems and this just set me back

I never took into consideration the balance in a plate setup, as they're usually lower HP setups, but it still matters..

Thanks a million Steve!

WOW that plate just looked all messed-up.

You might want to check out this one too..

http://www.induction-solutions.com/forums/showthread.php?t=693

This is another type of plate we flowed and wasn't to impressed with the findings.. Thanks, SJ

great findings Steve

So what plate out there now is the best for spray?

I'm just asking cause I'm thinking about a plate in the 125 shot range...

a big shot or and eldebrock plate i believe are about the best out there for the money. i think steve has his own that is close to dead on but it cost a little more

Maddmattmustangs wrote:I'm just asking cause I'm thinking about a plate in the 125 shot range...

come on now that is a baby shot. you need at least 82's. just kidding. we used a cheap ole cold fusion plate which was the class plate for 3 years with the 82's and never burned anything up after hundreds of passes in the 5.50's in a 3250lbs Fox with a sbf. we used square jetting and like 5 lbs of fuel pressure.

whatbumper wrote:

Maddmattmustangs wrote:I'm just asking cause I'm thinking about a plate in the 125 shot range...

come on now that is a baby shot. you need at least 82's. just kidding. we used a cheap ole cold fusion plate which was the class plate for 3 years with the 82's and never burned anything up after hundreds of passes in the 5.50's in a 3250lbs Fox with a sbf. we used square jetting and like 5 lbs of fuel pressure.

Lol I know 125 isn't much, I just want alittle extra if I'm not quite happy with the output. And I don't think I'm ready for a big hit yet

Maddmattmustangs wrote:

whatbumper wrote:

Maddmattmustangs wrote:I'm just asking cause I'm thinking about a plate in the 125 shot range...

come on now that is a baby shot. you need at least 82's. just kidding. we used a cheap ole cold fusion plate which was the class plate for 3 years with the 82's and never burned anything up after hundreds of passes in the 5.50's in a 3250lbs Fox with a sbf. we used square jetting and like 5 lbs of fuel pressure.

Lol I know 125 isn't much, I just want alittle extra if I'm not quite happy with the output. And I don't think I'm ready for a big hit yet

you won't spray that little shot for long