No problem but I know in my case there is better converter tech out there now I ran those times a long time ago.Mr Spool and Pronto. Thanks for the convertor info.
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SignUp Now!No problem but I know in my case there is better converter tech out there now I ran those times a long time ago.Mr Spool and Pronto. Thanks for the convertor info.
I talked to Brian at Bison earlier this week on exactly this. His recommendation was completely opposite of the usual 10" 2600-2800 Lockup (CORRECTED) Pat's or Protorque recommendation I often hear locally.No problem but I know in my case there is better converter tech out there now I ran those times a long time ago.
No problem but I know in my case there is better converter tech out there now I ran those times a long time ago.
It's nice to speculate but I'm not sure I would have went better with another converter unless I could go quicker in the 1st half of the track the air wall with the 49 is very noticeable when pushed and can leave one ticket searching.i know on a better tire or less weight I could have picked a fewI talked to Brian at Bison earlier this week on exactly this. His recommendation was completely opposite of the usual 10" 2600-2800 NLU Pat's or Protorque recommendation I often hear locally.
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I wouldnt touch it unless your running it out the back door.i run a ptc on an RPE built motor but it makes a lot of horsepower.ac works great on the 1st half of the track for sure the are et monstersonly downside is you will be bleeding the horsepower away around 1000ft and the more power it makes the worse it gets needs more rpm to couple which becomes out of reach for most 109 buildsAgreed. I'd try a PTC...but this AC works so well with my combo that I'm not willing to mess with it. I'm not trying to 'run a number' anyway. FWIW I don't think AC convertors get their do...and with everyone jumping to PTC...a used AC can be had for a song for someone on a budget.
I wouldnt touch it unless your running it out the back door.i run a ptc on an RPE built motor but it makes a lot of horsepower.ac works great on the 1st half of the track for sure the are et monstersonly downside is you will be bleeding the horsepower away around 1000ft and the more power it makes the worse it gets needs more rpm to couple which becomes out of reach for most 109 builds
There are a few guys that I know run Dave h converters and they are getting solid results
Thanks.here is another tidbitbecause of the slip the looser converters are easier on the motors they tends to rattle lessYou know your convertors. Read a post from Dusty awhile back saying AC convertors needed more RPM to get them to couple better. It works well in the 1/8th...so I've left it as is over the years.
2 cars,one with iron,one with aluminum.these are low 10 cars.I assume you're referring to his LU convertors. Have these guys required a decent set of heads to hit the 10's? There's a local stuck at 11.4 with stock heads and a 60 turbo with Daves LU convertor.
2 cars,one with iron,one with aluminum.these are low 10 cars.
It's a lockup but you don't have to lock it up manually.its a 9.5And this is with Daves convertor unlocked...correct?
You would have to ask him which 9.5 as there are a few now that will allow for the right looseness down low and not slip it too much upstairs on cars making 10 sec power.For what it's worth, Bison was recommending a 9.5" non lockup race converter with very little slip, 5-7%, at 4800-5000 RPMs. Said it would be the best of both worlds ET and out the back. Said I'd barely notice it's there on the street. Every situation is different of course.
Dave H knows his stuff too for sure.
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It's a lockup but you don't have to lock it up manually.its a 9.5
I would call dave not sure how much he is on here.Thanks for the info. I'll leave a PM for him to check this thread. You might not be perfect...but you and I both know it takes someone who knows his stuff to run 10's with a 49 consistently...or even break into them once.
x2, make a call ,you might not get an answer from a pm.I would call dave not sure how much he is on here.