4.7l doing a 0-80 pull
here is a vid i did for hemifever to readjust some tunning

26113-16 comp cams valve springs
H.O. cams
24lb for racing balanced injectors
Gibson headers
180 thermostat
sonnax
power wire
SCT tunner
cai
2008 intake
fastman throttle body
clutch fan delete
KRC PERFORMANCE billet fuel rails
flowmaster exhaust
arp head studs
4.6l Trick Flow Lash Adjusters
cometic head gaskets

26113-16 comp cams valve springs
H.O. cams
24lb for racing balanced injectors
Gibson headers
180 thermostat
sonnax
power wire
SCT tunner
cai
2008 intake
fastman throttle body
clutch fan delete
KRC PERFORMANCE billet fuel rails
flowmaster exhaust
arp head studs
4.6l Trick Flow Lash Adjusters
cometic head gaskets
Last edited by moparman_2004; Dec 18, 2012 at 02:06 AM.
i would of but the railroad tracks were not much further ahead and dont wanna hit those at 80+ and i was fighting a side wind i will soon thou s long as the snow dosent come again
How did you plumb the gauge in? I'm going to get an ultragage for the digital readout, but it doesnt have the refresh rate I'll need for tuning.
this is the innovate motorsports lc-1 http://www.summitracing.com/parts/inn-3795
there directions are very specific and it runs off a dedicated o2 sensor that you have to weld in and ya it did get down to the 12's and one vid has it to the 11's
there directions are very specific and it runs off a dedicated o2 sensor that you have to weld in and ya it did get down to the 12's and one vid has it to the 11's
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this is the innovate motorsports lc-1 http://www.summitracing.com/parts/inn-3795
there directions are very specific and it runs off a dedicated o2 sensor that you have to weld in and ya it did get down to the 12's and one vid has it to the 11's
there directions are very specific and it runs off a dedicated o2 sensor that you have to weld in and ya it did get down to the 12's and one vid has it to the 11's






