Sheeet!!!! LOL!!!!What convinced me to switch were a few things. One I needed something more than the Novi 2000 could put out. Two, the committment I saw from ATI in their ability to do what ever it takes to dominate and make racers the best that can be.BlackCobra99Va said:Nice Numbers Dave :evil:
See all of that hot air me and Jimmy V were throwing around about Prochargers finally pays off...Maybe more will listen now about ATI :lol: :lol:
Jeff
I will definitely be there with a Video camera. Dave, that is just plain awesome. Damn, sometimes I feel like a small fish in a big pond.Dave King said:Thanks guys. John said his hair stood up straight when he hit 9200 rpms. This blower is badass, for John to be impressed with it, thats saying something.
When will I track test? Hmm..............![]()
You guys will just have to show up at the shootout and find out what it runs.![]()
The above statement speaks loud volumes: an extra 225 rwHP produced with much greater efficiency. Hats off to you, Dave, along with all those that helped you out in putting together this motor. And thank you for all that you have done for Modular racing. You truly are a pioneer in this field.Dave King said:
With the mph and weight we were running last year with the NOVI 2000/stock intake, we estimated we were making 775 rwhp (an increase of 225 rwhp thru a powerglide no less) 5 pounds of boost less than we saw last year(30 versus 25). Tuneup wise its 3 degrees less timing than we ran last year despite the fact that we are now intercooled.
I was thinking the same thing.....:lol:havok735 said:
I think the blower ate it...![]()
Vortech? Never heard of them. LOL. Hey seriously, Vortech laid a lot of important ground work in the 90's to get the ball rolling. ATI took the ball and ran with it. Vortech, Paxton, ATI, and Kenne Bell all make great street blower kits. Vortech and Paxton make great blowers that can run low 9's even for the mod cars. ATI, however, is the only one that has the research and development available to them to make power at this kind of level though.BlackCobra99Va said:
/me sees no Vortechs in sight :evil:
Jeff
Thanks for the comments. Yeah, I've run just about every blower combo out there at one point or another. My air requirements just keep getting bigger and bigger. I should have realized when I had the KB blower on the car at 250 miles that it would turn into a life of its own.Jahel'98COBRA said:
The above statement speaks loud volumes: an extra 225 rwHP produced with much greater efficiency. Hats off to you, Dave, along with all those that helped you out in putting together this motor. And thank you for all that you have done for Modular racing. You truly are a pioneer in this field.
(I remember the days when you first had the measly Kenne-Belle blower on your STOCK motor, LOL. :lol: )
Best of luck!
So was I!beefcake said:I was waiting for a Joe Stewart reply.
Joe Stewart said:Congradulations Dave! Glad things are going well for you. Good to see you back on ball.
However, I if I were you I don't think I'd be claiming the most supercharged 4.6 horsepower. There might me things that you don't know![]()
I'm glad to hear your running great too. We're going to setup the suspension so the tires spin a little. Gotta prevent the 8.8 from twisting like a pretzel. No money for a 9" right now, but a back halved car is in the near future shortly after the shootout.
I can't wait till the shootout...no smack talk, no BS, let's rock!
Look out, I'm back and stronger than ever. [/B]
Thanks and no doubt. We have some killer matchups ready, and it appears that only a very very small amount of racers wont be there. Everyone appears ready to go, and no late minute fatilities. Check out some of the highlights.jeremyfo said:Good Luck to both of you guys...This is going to be an awesome shootout!