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Old 09-05-2006, 11:55 PM   #51
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Re: dist-less ignition w/ LS1 coils

Better performance...thousands...better milage...nearly impossible...cool as hell...PRICELESS! (I would sure like to see it!)
Old 09-06-2006, 09:58 AM   #52
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Quote: Originally Posted by s10ls
do you mean better than your lebaron? you shouldnt assume things. i have gone alot faster than your "low 13." in a car i helped build and tuned myself. not in my s10 yet though, it has yet to go to the track.
i meant your truck. not "somebody elses" car.... perhaps your truck will do well at the track.. i hope it does. the Lebaron is just fun because it does pretty well for such little money invested...

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brock will be putting down the fastest times on this forum for a 4.3
well, until he does, its just talk. i wish him well at the track also.
Old 09-06-2006, 10:28 AM   #53
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Quote: Originally Posted by brock1949
wow, this is amazing..

Crewcab... i have nothing left for you.. go pimp your lebaron and travel the world to tell how great it is... Hold Pro HEI ignition conventions live the life style...

LMAO you have the nuts to make fun of kart racing because briggs makes one of the motors we ran while your driving around with a "hard on" in some 80's pile that happens to have a turbo in it..That my freinds is irony... Go talk shit to some of the guys i ran with that were on 250 shifter karts or even the raptor 3 briggs motors in karts or drag setups.. just relax knowing the "lawn mower engine" (which of coarse how did it go.. you've been eating shit out of diapers since .. wait... i forgot how that went but i guess they used raptor horizontal shaft motors on some type of mower... maybe thats back when a lebaron was cool... probably not..) regaurdless they will stomp your 10.24 second 4 door .. lol

I'm done talking about DIS, HEI, or anything else that sparks and isn't connected to crew cabs nuts.. so from here on out i only post funny stuff.. well stuff funny to people who don't have 1100 dollars sunk into a peice of the 80's thats probably some shade of green with a turbo on it.
you still didnt answer my question....
do you believe that a hotter spark will give a more "complete" burn of the A/F mixture in the cylinder???

and i wasnt making fun of kart racing, i was laughing at the statement that you got your vast ign. expertise from it...

and the Lebaron isnt glamorous, "pimp", cool, ect. its just a car that runs well for what little money i have in it... and it has beaten several "DIS" equipped LS1 F-bodies..
"oh snap!"....
and "irony" is you trying to make fun of it being "80`s" while you are singing praise about air cooled flatheads....

and im sure that Raptor engine would perform smartly, transplanted into a Crew Cab.....

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Old 09-06-2006, 05:12 PM   #54
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and the Lebaron isnt glamorous....
Isn't that John Voigt's LeBaron?
Old 09-06-2006, 06:10 PM   #55
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Isn't that John Voigt's LeBaron?
yes, and i believe the license plate says "BOSCO".
Old 09-06-2006, 06:13 PM   #56
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Quote: Originally Posted by Chester_Lampwick
Isn't that John Voigt's LeBaron?
LOL
Old 09-07-2006, 04:24 PM   #57
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Re: dist-less ignition w/ LS1 coils

brock i left you a message today. i need some details on your meth injection setup. i am going to make my own meth setup using a programmable input from my computer which will activate it based on TPS postion, RPM, MAT or coolant temp. i'm thinking of triggering it with the TPS to come on at WOT

on a more related note, i was datalogging and tuning my truck a little last night and it developed a misfire, i'll give you guys one guess on what i had to replace to resolve the misfire LOL
Old 09-07-2006, 04:36 PM   #58
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Quote: Originally Posted by s10ls
on a more related note, i was datalogging and tuning my truck a little last night and it developed a misfire, i'll give you guys one guess on what i had to replace to resolve the misfire LOL
You guys both have the ability to do real time tuning with the engine running don't you?
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i do, brock will i think



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