Alright...
1)Cam-Comp218/224 .563/.568 115
2)Stage 3 LS1 heads...yeh...Hit Man would give me shit for the 2.02 intake valves. :crazy:
3)Radix definitely runs out at 6grand. I have the 3.0 pulley on..pushing 9.5 boost.
4)Allen has done two tunes for me. The second a little more agressive on the timing curve.
5)My shift table is 6000(1st gear), then 5900, and then 5500. I haven't run any software to see what's going on yet, but it feels that just before the first to second shift it has ran out of steam...like it should shift at 5800 or 5900. I am only talking a split second difference...BUT that's what it is all about right...split second. (11.8 versus' a 12.8 LOL) So you are pulling like 500 more RPM's out than me.
6)N20 cooling the air...yeh I'd say, like 75 degrees or so...that's what makes n20 so damn impressive (dangerous, but impressive)..it makes the air super dense and yet is highly explosive :rocking:
on that enrichment system...I was reading an article about the craziness that it takes (even professionally) to tweak it just right.
1)Cam-Comp218/224 .563/.568 115
2)Stage 3 LS1 heads...yeh...Hit Man would give me shit for the 2.02 intake valves. :crazy:
3)Radix definitely runs out at 6grand. I have the 3.0 pulley on..pushing 9.5 boost.
4)Allen has done two tunes for me. The second a little more agressive on the timing curve.
5)My shift table is 6000(1st gear), then 5900, and then 5500. I haven't run any software to see what's going on yet, but it feels that just before the first to second shift it has ran out of steam...like it should shift at 5800 or 5900. I am only talking a split second difference...BUT that's what it is all about right...split second. (11.8 versus' a 12.8 LOL) So you are pulling like 500 more RPM's out than me.
6)N20 cooling the air...yeh I'd say, like 75 degrees or so...that's what makes n20 so damn impressive (dangerous, but impressive)..it makes the air super dense and yet is highly explosive :rocking:
on that enrichment system...I was reading an article about the craziness that it takes (even professionally) to tweak it just right.