The Golden Firebird, 1980 | TEST DRIVE | part 3

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  • čas přidán 28. 08. 2024

Komentáře • 6

  • @CCFBGGarage
    @CCFBGGarage Před 6 měsíci +1

    Did you guys ever dyno the car? Interested to know what numbers its putting down, also after the axle pipes are installed it may need a minor tune to adjust the back pressure. Good video guys! -.Mark

    • @DarkBlood666
      @DarkBlood666 Před 6 měsíci +1

      Thanks! and no. we did not dyno it. That car has gone through quite a few changes since this video. I'm currently in the works of building a stroked LS3, high compression motor for it. Still recording content for that. Long story short, the motor seen in these 3 videos, will move to another firebird he owns. so a swap video and build will be coming in the next few months!

    • @CCFBGGarage
      @CCFBGGarage Před 6 měsíci +1

      @DarkBlood666 good
      Stuff, keep up the builds ! Been a while since ive down that way i cant emagine how much its changed- Mark

  • @glock22357
    @glock22357 Před 8 měsíci +1

    I hope you're joking about that "crown piece of the motor", because that is a useless hunk of shit. I hope you have future plans to build a CAI, as that hot air intake is going to rob lots of power and efficiency.

    • @glock22357
      @glock22357 Před 8 měsíci +1

      @@DarkBlood666 17 years? Must not have learned much. It's not about how much you could GAIN with a CAI, it's about how much you are LOSING by utilizing basically NO air intake system, and just letting hot under-hood atmosphere feed the engine.
      Beyond stupid.

    • @DarkBloodMechanical
      @DarkBloodMechanical  Před 8 měsíci

      Having done this for roughly 17 years. I can confidently state that a CAI in its best case will provide about 15 HP but on average only do about 3-6 HP. And for LS engines, these intakes are pretty. However, I'd recommend going through the full build starting from the first video as I do state the original goal for the motor.
      Thanks for the constructive criticism, though.