Wow, history in the making, great numbers.
I remember when people said NPI GTs couldn't get out of the low 15s stock (even when they were.) Then they'd never run bolt-on 13's. Then they said they'd never make 300rwhp N/A.
Thanks for proving them all wrong. Now go out and get us a solid E/T!!
Doesn't "built" engine usually denote forged?
K&N CAI, 75MM T/B & C&L PLENIUM, PI INTAKE, P&P NPI HEADS, POWERHEADS STAGE 2 CAMS, COMP BEEHIVE VALVE SPRINGS, MODMAX SS UNDERCUT VALVES, 3 ANGLE VALVE JOB, 10.2:1 COMPRESSON, LIGHT WEIGHT FORGED RODS, CLEVLITE MAIN & ROD BEARINGS, CANTON WINDAGE TRAY, FRPP HV OIL PUMP, STEEDA UDP'S, 180* T-STAT, EGR DELETE, FLOWTECH LONGTUBES, O/R H PIPE, MAC CAT BACK, 373'S, PRO 5.0, ECT.....
I just went back to his old thread:I dunno...I'm just going by what's in his sig? Besides, I didn't think you could use 2V heads with 4V pistons? I thought there were piston to valve clearance issues....although I could be wrong?
Those Mark pistons are what gave him the compression. The rods are rated to 600hp.stock cast crank, canton windage tray, ace forged i beam rods, mark 8 piston, clevlite main & rod bearings
I dunno...I'm just going by what's in his sig? Besides, I didn't think you could use 2V heads with 4V pistons? I thought there were piston to valve clearance issues....although I could be wrong?
Well not to be mean but 300 RWHP N/A with NPI heads was done a long time ago. Johnny Langton made over 300 RWHP N/A with NPI heads about 5 - 6 years ago and he did it with an auto to boot. Last time I talked to him, his best was 12.16 @ 111 MPH with a 3700 pound TBird.
OUTSTANDING!!! Damn that sucks my internet was down all weekend, i wish i could've jumped into this thread a little sooner. Awsome job dude REALLY good numbers. I was all like "Dayum, he mad some awesome numbers", when i saw that.