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396/DIY S400 75mm = 703hp/723tq (9/1/09 added track video)

Discussion in 'Dyno Results and Track Times Forum' started by TwoFastT3s, Aug 14, 2009.

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  1. TwoFastT3s

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    Took awhile but I got my car running well enough to get it to the dyno. Did pretty good for the first real power pulls. Need more tuning time with it on the track (for some longer pulls)

    Here's the video - &feature=channel[/url]

    Ended the night with 703 RWHP, and 723 RWTQ at 15 lbs. Just right for the little 235/60/15 DR's :stupid: :chacha:

    396, un-touched TW street/strip heads, Cam Motion solid roller, Edelbrock super victor, Glide, 3.08's, BW S400 75 mm (the cheap one), no intercooler, AIS dual nozzle stage 1 kit (only one nozzle on the dyno), JGS wastegate and BOV, MegaSquirt 1 V3, etc...

    If you guys have any questions, just ask. :cheers:

    Nate :cheers:
     
    TwoFastT3s, Aug 14, 2009
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  2. chameleonstang

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    Re: 396/DIY S400 75mm = 703hp/723tq

    What size injectors. also what ignition are you running. I have a 351 windsor and a megasquirt and was thinking of a similar set up.
     
    chameleonstang, Aug 14, 2009
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  3. TwoFastT3s

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    Re: 396/DIY S400 75mm = 703hp/723tq

    I have a 10 gallon cell in the trunk, -10 feed, -8 return, everything MagnaFuel, filters, ProTuner 750 pump, 96 lbs Deka's, Edelbrock rails that fit their supervictor intake, etc...

    I use the Summit racing (Mallory) Pro CD ignition with 3 adjustable rev limits. It's a great unit for the price, just please for the love of god, don't go with MSD... :bah: ;) I do have the MSD blue HVC II coil, and it has been fine.

    Nate
     
    TwoFastT3s, Aug 14, 2009
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  4. 302andsome

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    Re: 396/DIY S400 75mm = 703hp/723tq

    Great numbers Nate! I'm looking for around the same CHP level as you, just putting it through a Tremec :bang: Not sure why I do this to myself but fuck it!

    What compression are you running? lol, you'll be ice skating for sure on those tires!!
     
    302andsome, Aug 15, 2009
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  5. TwoFastT3s

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    Re: 396/DIY S400 75mm = 703hp/723tq

    I believe it is right around 8.5. I had the car set-up pretty good on the 302/67 mm turbo/235's, but now I have about 180 more horse, and 250 more torque, so I don't know what it's going to do. There will be a video camera on when it does it though... :chacha: :drive:

    Nate
     
    TwoFastT3s, Aug 15, 2009
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  6. 302andsome

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    Re: 396/DIY S400 75mm = 703hp/723tq

    Good news, pretty much indentical setup then. Yeah at first I was thinking, why would he have trouble on 325 tires lol, then I saw the dyno vid expecting a tubbed car and realized no way were those 325's haha. Great job and have fun with the car bro
     
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  7. brianj5600

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    Re: 396/DIY S400 75mm = 703hp/723tq

    Good numbers! What fuel?
     
    brianj5600, Aug 15, 2009
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  8. TwoFastT3s

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    Re: 396/DIY S400 75mm = 703hp/723tq

    Thanks! :cheers: It was with 3 gal 92 pump super, and 3 gal KS120 (114), plus the Meth, it was safe... :2thumbs:

    Nate
     
    TwoFastT3s, Aug 15, 2009
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  9. oyayjoe

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    Re: 396/DIY S400 75mm = 703hp/723tq

    very nice numbers is this s475 just out of the box t6 1.32 a/r or did u get the 10" race cover or anything different?
     
    oyayjoe, Aug 15, 2009
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  10. TwoFastT3s

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    Re: 396/DIY S400 75mm = 703hp/723tq

    Thanks, it's a standard S400 75mm, no race cover, no magic....

    Nate
     
    TwoFastT3s, Aug 15, 2009
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  11. AIS

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    Re: 396/DIY S400 75mm = 703hp/723tq

    How come you were only running one nozzle? Did you happen to record air temps?

    Rodney
     
    AIS, Aug 16, 2009
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  12. flybynight

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    Re: 396/DIY S400 75mm = 703hp/723tq

    Congrats on the numbers, Hope your running today and all goes well, that things gona run hard.
     
    flybynight, Aug 16, 2009
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  13. TwoFastT3s

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    Re: 396/DIY S400 75mm = 703hp/723tq

    Starting off slowly with it, and it was doing the job. The dyno passes we so short, I want to tune in the second nozzle at the strip.

    Nate
     
    TwoFastT3s, Aug 16, 2009
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  14. TwoFastT3s

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    Re: 396/DIY S400 75mm = 703hp/723tq

    Here's a crappy in-car video from today. Just shake'n it down. I had to lift at the 1/8 because I only have a roll bar and no NHRA lic.... :bang:





    Nate :cheers:
     
    TwoFastT3s, Aug 16, 2009
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  15. DaOnE51T

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    Re: 396/DIY S400 75mm = 703hp/723tq

    Nice, what did it do in the 1/8th?
     
    DaOnE51T, Aug 17, 2009
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  16. flybynight

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    Re: 396/DIY S400 75mm = 703hp/723tq

    Thats cool, Im turning up the boost on mine next time out. I heard you meant a good friend of mine. Tim from Dallas Oregon. He was there sunday helping with a 67 mustang coupe. He was very impressed with your car. Sounded like there were lots of cool fords there, I think if I ever move from north Idaho I would move that direction, longer racing season, and bitchin cars. Anyway well done.
     
    flybynight, Aug 17, 2009
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  17. TwoFastT3s

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    Re: 396/DIY S400 75mm = 703hp/723tq

    It's a nice area out here, I'm sure you'd love it! Always room for more car guys! :2thumbs:

    It went 6.12 @ 115.9 @ 13.5 lbs, with a 1.48 60ft on the 235's. :cheers:

    Nate
     
    TwoFastT3s, Aug 17, 2009
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  18. droopy

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    Re: 396/DIY S400 75mm = 703hp/723tq

    that was a pretty badass run for 235's...... :2thumbs:
    got any video from outside the car?
     
    droopy, Aug 20, 2009
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  19. TwoFastT3s

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    Re: 396/DIY S400 75mm = 703hp/723tq

    Some of my friends were taking video of it, I'll see if I can get them off their asses and post it up someplace so I can link it. Thanks for the kind words! :cheers: :2thumbs:

    Nate

    p.s. There is a link in my sig to the build page, most of the pic's are gone, but you get the idea. ;)
     
    TwoFastT3s, Aug 20, 2009
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  20. droopy

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    Re: 396/DIY S400 75mm = 703hp/723tq

    i was subsribed to your build thread, but it got lost in that big crash we had. :doh:
    i was really wondering the whole time i was reading the build up what it was gonna do on those tiny tires. :2thumbs:
     
    droopy, Aug 21, 2009
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