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I'm sure I'll get flamed, probably BIG time, but I'm not at all impressed with Stanton Racing or Diamond piston's at this point. I'd like to know what Stanton got paid to slap together our DP engine. Maybe they kept the cost down by hiring Wyotech grad's? j/k, however I would of rather had our engine shipped to us in parts. |
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Hey, Expect nothing less than 9 grand. He is just thinking of it as a large version of those "rice burner" Motor cycles he raced. ;~) HA! Old habits are hard to leave benind, AYE!
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1. Why would Chyzler give someone the DP engine project that has proven nothing in drag racing? Going in circles in the dirt is not a horsepower contest. That's one of the reasons why I happen to like drag racing, because there is a m.p.h. reading on the scoreboard, it doesn't lie, and you can't hide from it, you have power or you don't. 2. And regarding Diamond pistons, anyone with piston measuring equipment (99% of the engine builders don't have the proper equipment, very $$$$$), knows they can't cut a flat ring groove, hence why the pro stock guys using their stuff cut their own ring grooves. |
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I lost #3 last night at 3 in the AM at 6700 , everything spot on, just fine tuning the fuel curve and checking.
Lost drivers head and maybe block. Going through now, still shooting, Ive got a bottom end at home Im going to have counter to counterd air if thats all it took out bottom wise, Cheers back to work..... (we also have a plan y and plan z for the motor but....well those are longshots) Ive got a good block in the SRT8 and Crank.....may pull it....Ill have to send dad back home within the Hour to grab it 24 hrs round trip.....and so forth, leave Mon night, straight through to Pomona.... Still doable. Cheers Chris Quote:
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Ahh, a big disappointment for sure....this sport sure sometimes has a way of slowing down your plans and all your hard work.....others losing these things at sub-7000 rpms? WJ
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