Horsepower Help
#11
Engine Quest I have heard of them through IMCA
How can they check for stock stroke?
I am not looking to cheat, but looking for the grey areas where i can get away with things to help me get faster. I know I can not just throw the engine in there as it is and expect to run out front. I know I can drive with stock stuff and sort of make it work but I have been dying for a win(have never got one).
How can they check for stock stroke?
I am not looking to cheat, but looking for the grey areas where i can get away with things to help me get faster. I know I can not just throw the engine in there as it is and expect to run out front. I know I can drive with stock stuff and sort of make it work but I have been dying for a win(have never got one).
#15
Well, you wouldn't want to use a new one that's for sure. They are not easy to get the computers off of while keeping them running right.
The older ones probably have older designs that negate the rules. Not to mention the fact that the man is limited to 360ci and there was no old school hemi that small. I want to say that the 392 hemi was the smallest produced in the old design.
To OP... The only thing I can think of that the others have not mentioned is probably illegal in itself, but I can try... There is a company out there... For the life of me I can't remember their names at the moment. They produce both EFI and ECarb setups that will be custom tuned by a hand held computer. They are not cheap by any means. IIRC, around $2,200 will get you their basic kit. If that's not illegal, then I would say you might want to give that a good hard look.
The older ones probably have older designs that negate the rules. Not to mention the fact that the man is limited to 360ci and there was no old school hemi that small. I want to say that the 392 hemi was the smallest produced in the old design.
To OP... The only thing I can think of that the others have not mentioned is probably illegal in itself, but I can try... There is a company out there... For the life of me I can't remember their names at the moment. They produce both EFI and ECarb setups that will be custom tuned by a hand held computer. They are not cheap by any means. IIRC, around $2,200 will get you their basic kit. If that's not illegal, then I would say you might want to give that a good hard look.
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