Even with a dismal 122 MPH that should be 10.70s, why won't it do it? 15 minutes in a room with that car and I'd probably know where the problem or problems is. Even though chassis dyno numbers to me are mainly for one thing, tuning, Alans 3700 pound Vette with 460 RWHP runs 128.90 MPH, if I'am not mistaken 460 RWHP is what you guys got? That engine would have run 9s in my Chevelle, is it hurt? I STRONGLY recommend you do put that engine in your car, lets get to the bottom of this after 5 years, put his converter in along with it. And just so you know I offered Rick to bring the car to Texas and have us set it up and get the results. A lot of extra work went into that engine. Are you telling me that car has a mech pump? We just ran a 390 HP car that ran down the track fine, no missing, we put a new fuel system on and it picked up 3 MPH, with the exact same back half MPH on both fuel systems, no other changes from one week to the next. I have questions will you please answer them:
1. What brakes, does the car roll good?
2. What tires front and back?
3. What kind of rims front and back
4. Fuel system?
5. Weight
6. Will the engine REV
7. Ignition
8. Gas
The 122 MPH is telling for a fact it should run 10.7 which is horrible, but why won't it run that at least???? That car including drive line behind the engine has problems OR the engine is hurt, period. How is it possible after years to have a hooking problem with a Chevelle/why? I hate to say this but my experience tells me often, people like their car how they have them setup, and may not want to do what it takes to utilize an engine like this, some people get lucky with their cars and get decent results with out a full on car prep, but not everyone is lucky.