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bakerboys 04-10-2008 07:18 PM

trying to run 9 seconds
 
can a i run 9 seconds with a bbc 13.5 compression on two hits of nitrous, along with the right stuff in trans and rear. car is a 1985 buick regal i think the weight is about 3300 pounds.

rob41willys 04-10-2008 07:37 PM

Would depend on the combination and how much the car weigh's

Tod74 04-10-2008 10:31 PM

yes.

Oldewalnut 04-11-2008 01:03 AM

Pretty simple, unless things have changed over the years (got a REAL strong feeling they haven't). CUBIC DOLLARS! "Used to say at the Speed Shop, back in the day when there used to be speed shops, LOL. "How fast you wanna go, how much you got to spend"?

After spending all the money, "all you gots to do is tune both the motor AND the car".

Seriously, good luck. When I sought to get a car into the 10's, took alot of work and sweat and dollars. Parts are alot better today, bet it still takes a fair bit of sweat and work.

bjuice 04-11-2008 08:26 AM

In a school Bus....NO... :roll:

In a decent hooking 3,000 lb (less) car....YES...

bakerboys 04-15-2008 04:12 PM

would a manual or electric water and fuel pump work on a motor with that type of compression. what types of pumps do you suggest

bjuice 04-15-2008 04:35 PM

i would stay away from any type of manual water pump on a race engine or HP street engine..just for the fact if you throw a belt its gonna be bad news..plus the less drag on the crank equal HP

elkymann 04-15-2008 04:36 PM

reply
 
You can run what ever you want for fuel and water pumps, they just need to NOT leak, and support your power level.
What size bbc are we talking about here???????
I have a 505 goin 9.80's in a 3700 vehicle and if I hit it with two kits, I would go mid 8's, and I have the parts to back that power up :D
You will need a cage, certified belts and all the rest that goes for running 9's, pants, gloves, license, and you better have a brake upgrade on this car, 140 mph+ moves real fast on a short track :shock:

I would a say, imo, that a well built 460-468cuin with good heads, and a roller nitrous cam, you will almost hit 8's, that's if the engine is built for juice, and good exh. profile on the cam.

How many hp per hit are you talkin about also, 200 + 200 more??? if so, a setup like that should put you into the low 9's for sure, provided your chassis can hold it and when you apply the hot sauce too.
We need more info on your setup, but yes like the others say, it is very doable to hit 9's.. Good luck with it.
:)
Elky
John

bakerboys 04-16-2008 07:29 PM

most likely the ci would be 512. i want two hits of about 175 on the juice.

signsbyesa 04-17-2008 10:20 AM

your compression should be perfect but how big is your cam?
you would need a HUGE lift ont he cam to get in the 9's but
with spray you might go faster, john cunningham ran a nove
on the pump gas drags, he had a bbc with 13:1 comp and
a .850 lift cam and he was the fastest on gas he ran 9:91,
only motor, you can see his car on a web site that did his front end 8)
www.smithracecraft.com


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