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CanAm Dave

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939 posts

253 months

Friday 5th May 2006
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I have just bought a new carb hat for my Procharger project. I have fitted the rear clip back on this morning to see if it will fit and it does. Well happy!




Regards Dave

stig

11,823 posts

313 months

Friday 5th May 2006
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Will it still fit with the pipework on though Dave

What an ace day to be working on the car!

Btw. where did you get your carbon fibre rocker covers from?

slinky

15,704 posts

278 months

Friday 5th May 2006
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Are they carbon rocker covers sir? They do look rather nice..

Install looks sweet as well chap.. I have to ask the question.. tempted to put it on the strip?

slinky
587racing.com

CanAm Dave

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939 posts

253 months

Friday 5th May 2006
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Hi Stig

Yes it will still fit with the pipe work on. I tested it with the silicone hose in place. I left an inspection lamp under the clip so I could stare through the top scoop. The carbon covers are Reverie items.

Regards Dave

CanAm Dave

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939 posts

253 months

Friday 5th May 2006
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Hi Slinky

May take her to the Pod before the end of the year. I've got a lot of setting up and running to do before I give her a good blast up the strip. I'm building the engine with 10's in mind.

Regards Dave
www.v8yes.co.uk

stig

11,823 posts

313 months

Friday 5th May 2006
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CanAm Dave said:
Hi Stig

Yes it will still fit with the pipe work on. I tested it with the silicone hose in place. I left an inspection lamp under the clip so I could stare through the top scoop. The carbon covers are Reverie items.

Regards Dave


Ooh - pricey then!

My wallet's still wilting from the side scoops

>> Edited by stig on Friday 5th May 12:47

slinky

15,704 posts

278 months

Friday 5th May 2006
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CanAm Dave said:
Hi Slinky

May take her to the Pod before the end of the year. I've got a lot of setting up and running to do before I give her a good blast up the strip. I'm building the engine with 10's in mind.

Regards Dave
www.v8yes.co.uk


10's.. good man! What sort of figures are we talking, ball-park, for HP, Torque, Weight?

To give you an idea, we run high 9.9's at Pod with the dragster... (680kg's, circa 500hp/500lbft, 12.5 inch slicks, 2 speed glide with transbrake.. etc etc..)

Let me know when you're going up.. I'd love to see it..

slinky

CanAm Dave

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Friday 5th May 2006
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Hi Slinky

All things be equal I hope to end up with 1000kg's, circa 650hp/600lbft. I'll just have to wait and see till it's up and running! 335 tyres on the rear.

Regards Dave

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slinky

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Friday 5th May 2006
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CanAm Dave said:
Hi Slinky

All things be equal I hope to end up with 1000kg's, circa 650hp/600lbft. I'll just have to wait and see till it's up and running! 335 tyres on the rear.

Regards Dave



Traction allowing, i'll predict a 10.85 - ish...

slinky

Hugger Z

207 posts

259 months

Friday 5th May 2006
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Looking good Dave. Can't wait to see it running again.

CanAm Dave

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Friday 5th May 2006
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10.85 - ish... That will do me Slinky!

Hi Tony

I'm counting the days. Next month can't come soon enough for me. Plenty to keep me busy till then.

tuxman

9,011 posts

267 months

Friday 5th May 2006
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nice one dave looks the muts nuts !!!! is it a 4" inlet ?

CanAm Dave

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939 posts

253 months

Friday 5th May 2006
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Hi Simon

Thanks for the compliment. The induction pipes are as follows. 4" into the supercharger and then 3" out . From there it's 3" pipe in and out of the chargercooler and then steps up to 3.5" into the carb hat.

I found a bloke on ebay to make the pipes for me. I have a 4" 90° bend at home that he made. It's good quality. Here's a pic of it. I polished it.



How's the Can-Am running? And what's next to get a bit more power out of it?

Regards Dave

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tuxman

9,011 posts

267 months

Friday 5th May 2006
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hi Dave 90 looks great ,new airbox in being built at the moment and some more mapping this weekened motor feels more torque'e but goes a bit flat at the top end have spoken to auto-nomics in the usa about a new throttle body to flow a bit more air and am due to go back to DW in june for a mapping session also have had a chat with genvee about throttle bodies need a inlet manifold to suit webber down drafts ....crap knows were i'm going to get one of those !!!!!.simon

CanAm Dave

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939 posts

253 months

Friday 5th May 2006
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Hi Simon

You could consider the throttle body used in my Holley system. The one on mine will flow up to 1000cfm. It has an IAC (idle air control) motor and TPS included even if you buy it on its own and it would fit on your manifold. It also has a progressive throttle as standard.
Just a thought anyway! Good luck!

Regards Dave

tuxman

9,011 posts

267 months

Saturday 6th May 2006
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interesting idea do you now were i would get one and how much ? would be good to go to DW and try one or to bits !!!ally work looks great .Quick question what are you doing for rocker cover breathers ? i have a push in type but its crap stuck with a 1 1/4 hole in cover have not been able to find anything that looks ok . simon

CanAm Dave

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939 posts

253 months

Saturday 6th May 2006
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Hi Simon



The Holley throttle body #9900-171 comes complete with IAC motor and TPS is $463 from Summit racing. I buy most of my stuff direct from the states.
As for breathers I have bought billet ally ones again from Summit at $29 each. They can be a standard breather(#bsp-20120) or pcv type(#bsp-21120). Same price. They are push-in 1.25".


Regards Dave

eliot

11,995 posts

283 months

Saturday 6th May 2006
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tuxman said:
hi Dave 90 looks great ,new airbox in being built at the moment and some more mapping this weekened motor feels more torque'e but goes a bit flat at the top end have spoken to auto-nomics in the usa about a new throttle body to flow a bit more air and am due to go back to DW in june for a mapping session also have had a chat with genvee about throttle bodies need a inlet manifold to suit webber down drafts ....crap knows were i'm going to get one of those !!!!!.simon

I wouldn't rush down the individual throttle body route. Just heard from someone who's just removed them from 5L tvr lump because he couldn't get a satisfactory tune.

tuxman

9,011 posts

267 months

Saturday 6th May 2006
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Hi Dave ,throttlebody looks top quality will be interested to see how you get on with yours ,breathers are spot on have you got the web address ? are you going to order anything else from them ? eliot not too interested in seperate throttle bodies Dave Walker is though would like to get the one i've got sorted first !!!just wondered if there is a inlet manifold that will fit webbers thats all ,still got this lumpy area at 2300 don,t know what to try next more fuel or timeing seems to make no differance any ideas ? regards simon

CanAm Dave

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939 posts

253 months

Sunday 7th May 2006
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Hi Simon
www.summitracing.com is the site you want. I will be ordering some more things soon myself. As far as your tuning goes I'd want to get that wideband AFR sensor fitted so you can see what's happening around that 2300rpm point.

You have mail

Regards Dave