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Old 01-09-2018, 09:28 AM   #15
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Ted, Do you have drive train/suspension mods you'd recommend for M6 car at that power level?
I do but those suspension and driveline mod suggestions would be based on how you use the car, Street, Drag, or Road coarse.

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Old 01-09-2018, 09:40 AM   #16
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I do but those suspension and driveline mod suggestions would be based on how you use the car, Street, Drag, or Road coarse.

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How about for drag racing?
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Old 01-09-2018, 09:59 AM   #17
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How about for drag racing?
Auto or manual?
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Old 01-09-2018, 10:36 AM   #18
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Old 01-09-2018, 11:00 AM   #19
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You will need to start with a drag race style clutch, then wheels and tires, a driveshaft loop, you can start there and see where it takes you as driving the car is a huge piece of the puzzle.

Once you get this dialed in you can start looking at shocks and springs for better 60 ft times.

The driveline is treated right is pretty stout.

The clutch must slide in not bang in or everything breaks.

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You will need to start with a drag race style clutch, then wheels and tires, a driveshaft loop, you can start there and see where it takes you as driving the car is a huge piece of the puzzle.

Once you get this dialed in you can start looking at shocks and springs for better 60 ft times.

The driveline is treated right is pretty stout.

The clutch must slide in not bang in or everything breaks.

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Thanks Ted, I was thinking the clutch is an item that would quickly wear out, but I thought that first the driveshaft, suspension and tuning would need to be addressed once you start using DRs/slicks and the clutch might come down the road. These M6 cars seem to be way too challenged to launch hard enough with out breaking, but still the 60' times are not great.
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Old 01-27-2018, 10:22 AM   #21
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Thanks Ted, I was thinking the clutch is an item that would quickly wear out, but I thought that first the driveshaft, suspension and tuning would need to be addressed once you start using DRs/slicks and the clutch might come down the road. These M6 cars seem to be way too challenged to launch hard enough with out breaking, but still the 60' times are not great.
I consider the clutch a wear item and the cushion between the engine and driveline.

If it is too aggressive parts will fail.

A race clutch is designed to slide in and hook up the torque while being nice to the drive line.

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Great numbers as always ted. You must be pretty confident in the stock pistons and rods!
Would would be needed for similar numbers for people suck with crappy 91?
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Old 01-29-2018, 07:19 AM   #24
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Great numbers as always ted. You must be pretty confident in the stock pistons and rods!
Would would be needed for similar numbers for people suck with crappy 91?
It really comes down to the combination and the tune, Yes I feel the stock engines can handle a lot more than they get credit for.

You would not reach these numbers on 91, I would expect 680 RWHP.

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This one is for you Oldman.
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very impressive; Is this with 11.5 PSI (80mm pulley. headers)?
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Old 07-30-2018, 07:37 AM   #27
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very impressive; Is this with 11.5 PSI (80mm pulley. headers)?
9.7 psi
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Old 07-31-2018, 07:08 PM   #28
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Hi Ted, I went yesterday to the dyno and I think I was doing good, but after seen this build and numbers I'm not sure now... I did 662whp my mods are LTH,rotofab, lt4 low and high side plus lt4 injectors with .80mm pulley and 100oct. Are this good numbers? Also my tuner told me that I need now to program my transmission TCM to gain pass those number! Any recommendations and what cam you recommend to pass the 710-720whp
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