Any idea what this combo will run?
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Any idea what this combo will run?
Kinda new here, not sure if this where I should be...
66 chevelle, basiclly stock weight, whatever that is. BBC, iron heads, 561 hp at 6000, 554 ft/lb at 4500. Richmond 4 sp w/2:43 first gear, 12 bolt 4:10 with a spool. All hotchkis rear adj arms and Moroso springs 50/50 rear and 90/10's in the front. 295/65 M/T ET street radials. Just a ballpark estimate on ET?
66 chevelle, basiclly stock weight, whatever that is. BBC, iron heads, 561 hp at 6000, 554 ft/lb at 4500. Richmond 4 sp w/2:43 first gear, 12 bolt 4:10 with a spool. All hotchkis rear adj arms and Moroso springs 50/50 rear and 90/10's in the front. 295/65 M/T ET street radials. Just a ballpark estimate on ET?
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Hotnewmach,
I am kinda new to racing too.... but I want to take a guess at it. I am going to say high 11's low 12's. My combo is of similar weight (maybe a little less) shade less HP than you, slightly lower gear, with auto & 3500 stall. Mid 11's is the best I have seen her go. Assuming you are an artist w/a 4sd, I hope you go lower & prove me wrong!! God Bless, Scooter
I am kinda new to racing too.... but I want to take a guess at it. I am going to say high 11's low 12's. My combo is of similar weight (maybe a little less) shade less HP than you, slightly lower gear, with auto & 3500 stall. Mid 11's is the best I have seen her go. Assuming you are an artist w/a 4sd, I hope you go lower & prove me wrong!! God Bless, Scooter
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Without all the info it is a little hard but I will take a stab. I say if you can get off the line without spinning the hell out of the tires and keep the rpm above 2500 on the launch you should be able to get low to mid 11's. Using a four speed alot will depend on how hard you can get it to launch and how fast you can shift. If you are not good at either you could easily run high 12's or even low 13's in a car that should run 11's. When do you plan on taking it out ?
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Originally Posted by TopspeedLowet
14.20ET at best, 13 anything would be better than you would expect.
My 2 cents
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Originally Posted by TopspeedLowet
14.20ET at best, 13 anything would be better than you would expect.
My 2 cents
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I had a 85 chevy truck that I used to pull my car to the track that would run high 13's and it was no where near 500HP so 14.20 is a lot lower than what it should run IF like I said you can get it out of the hole and shift it right. I also had a 66 chevelle that I don't know the HP or Torque #'s but it was all steel and had a 355 with 10.5 compression 64cc heads with 202 1.60 valves stock block,crank,rods a vic jr intake,750 double pumper carb, a solid stick with 544 lift and around 308 duration, turbo 350, 488 gears with a 3000 stall and it ran low 12's on motor and 11.20's on a small shot of nitrous. I know it was no where near 550 hp except maybe on the bottle.
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I had a 66 chevelle years ago with almost the same deal. It had full interior and a 6 point roll bar and a fiberglass hood. I had a turbo 350 with a 3800 converter and it ran 11:56 @ 120. The main thing is to go out and have fun and be safe. Good luck let us know how you make out with it.