722 rwhp/660 rwtq at only 0.68 BAR on 93 octane - Page 3 - 6SpeedOnline

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04-29-2009 | 10:31 AM

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Originally Posted by str8blst

Congrats Scott! Been following your build for a few months now. It's very cool to see the project just about done and I'm sure you are excited to get this beast back into your hands. looking forward to future updates.

Thanks bro. I'm definitely excited to her her back. More updates to follow.

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04-29-2009 | 10:34 AM

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Originally Posted by heavychevy

Reese's tunes are conservative too, I bet that thing is some kind of fast!!!

I can't wait to find out, Dez!

#33

04-29-2009 | 10:38 AM

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Awesome #'s. Enjoy in good health.

Post up your times as soon as you get them. Should run a pretty quick 60-130 & 1/4 mile.

Very nice torque curve. Looks more like my NA engine than an SC.

Thanks, Eric. I really appreciate the advice you gave me IRT the build, brother.

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04-29-2009 | 10:43 AM

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Originally Posted by TonyNJ

You are definately going to have your hands full at this power level Scott, my TT Z was a blast.

I think you're right, Tony. Especially on street tires.

#35

04-29-2009 | 04:19 PM

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Originally Posted by heavychevy

Reese's tunes are conservative too, I bet that thing is some kind of fast!!!

MTI and DRM (who rebuilt and re-tuned my engine) both lean towards the conservative side for safety. You might not get the huge Dyno #'s but you will get a strong engine that will last.

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Originally Posted by LUISGT3

Scott,
What's the difference between your set up and Eric (AtomicZ's)?

Luis - Mine is slow

Scott's has a big blower on top and mine is all motor with a little stroker crank.

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Originally Posted by Divexxtreme

Luis,

Eric has more displacement but no blower. I'm running stock displacement with a ZR1 blower.

Both motors are forged.

No replacement for displacement but holy moly your car should be fast. You should run low 5's 60-130 and in the 9's in the 1/4.

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Originally Posted by Divexxtreme

Thanks, Eric. I really appreciate the advice you gave me IRT the build, brother.

Anytime - just wanted to make sure you got what you wanted and that it would last. No fun to have to tear back into an engine and do it over.

#36

04-29-2009 | 04:43 PM

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Cool stuff Scott,
Keep us updated.
Even better news that you are back in the states and in good health (1 piece !).
I am sure you saw many crazy things on your most recent tour.
Enjoy your time back home.
Thanks for representing us so well.

MK

#37

04-29-2009 | 08:21 PM

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I've been following your build thread. Awesome job! I see you are in Virginia. Do you plan on getting the car on VIR? The front and back straights would be a wild ride in your car! Congrats.

#38

04-29-2009 | 08:30 PM

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The torque curve is something else. Nothing seen on P cars, you are right. That much HP at only 2800rpm? Looking forward to see the good numbers Scott.

#39

04-29-2009 | 09:24 PM

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Nicely done! Glad to see some V8 muscle tossed into the mix.

#40

04-29-2009 | 11:51 PM

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Wouldn't have believed it but I think you've managed to build a better car Scott. It'll be great to have that power curve mid turn and on exit for the track. Congrats!

#41

04-30-2009 | 12:08 AM

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Congrats on an amazing car, and for serving our amazing country. So you are using the new R2300 TVS blower I see, I have heard really good things about the new TVS blower being one of the best PD blowers out there. If the motor is forged I am sure you have alot more left on the table!