I have been giving that some thought, but it's much more likely it will get a head/cam swap this winter or a Centri blower.... haven't decided which yet...gs14racer wrote:awesome!!! spray a 150 shot and report back!!!!
Honestly, I don't know Carl... The interior is completely gutted sans the dash, door panels, and seats. There are no F/R bumper supports, and there was about 5gal of gas in the tank. The TH400 is a heavy trans and it robs a ton of power. The car only put 232 to the wheels on a Mustang Dyno...Carl H wrote:those are impressive times for an otherwise stock engine.how much weight did you end up removing from the car?i'd imagine a stock weight s14 would run mid 12's...
Thanks Nick! Yes it has completely been worth the work, the car is an absolute blast to drive!npez wrote:Steve,
Those are some fantastic times. I bet it makes all the work you put in that much more worthwhile
Great job!
Nick.
Mustang Dynos do read low compared to Dynojets.hannibal wrote:Very cool. I dont know much about dragging but I do know Mustang dynos usually understate actual whp. I think its amazing to see a VH powered S14 running 12.0 1/4 miles.
BTW, love the thread title...
Youre running stock intake manifold and headers??
Thanks a lot man! I really don't think the car has anything else left in it, we were trying for a magical 11.8x but it didn't happen...Unnatural1 wrote:There you go! NICE runs! I guess those new slicks are working fabulously with the 1.55 short time. Running 11.90s @ 109-110 mph is making FULL use of available power.
I think I read you were going to be running in the NHRA 12.00 index class right? When does the index series start up again?
Now...NO MORE RED LIGHTS!
My car put 232 to the wheels on a mustang dyno 3 days before it went 11.9...Unnatural1 wrote:I bet that is pretty close to the actual spec at the crank. gs14racer has similar engine mods (headers, exhaust, intake) and he just dyno'd around 280hp/280tq to the wheels. With 15% drivetrain loss, you'd be at about 272rwhp. I think that's do-able with the trans you are using.
My car is on a pretty serious diet. F&R bumper supports gone, all interior removed and sound deadener removed, no HVAC at all, no stereo.Unnatural1 wrote:Did you remove any weight from your S14 or is it pretty close to stock weight?
No NOS.Unnatural1 wrote:Mustang dyno's read slightly lower than a Dynojet supposedly. gs14racer said his engine is from a 92 Q, but I don't remember when they switched over to the different port style.
You mentioned previously your dyno graph was pretty useless before which I believe with a 4500rpm stall TC!
Where are you getting more power from? You going to throw on a small shot of nitrous?
Oh damn...I'm getting my projects confused. Sorry about that!gs14racer wrote:mine is actually out of a 1995.
Thanks!efeezie wrote:Nice times
Are you still using the 4.08? Also how high are you revving that thing?
Like I've said before, my motor is currently a 100% stock internally 130k mile 91 Siamese-port VH45.Unnatural1 wrote:I think Nistune is in my future as well. The head work should be interesting as I don't think I've read about anyone doing any work on the heads yet. Unless they have?
It's a stock ECUmenacekustoms wrote:I like the Project 86 soundtrack. Where do you get an ECU tuned at?
Yes I know. I was referring to the fact that I've not read about anyone doing any sort of head reworking with the VH. Unless someone has done it previously and I just had not read about it yet. But, I think you're going to be the pioneer on this one...when you get the work done.SuperHatch wrote:Like I've said before, my motor is currently a 100% stock internally 130k mile 91 Siamese-port VH45.