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-   -   Paxton +e85 + True Street Tune = win (http://www.dfw50s.com/showthread.php?t=2774)

Dan12GT 09-27-2013 01:19 PM

Wow! Big number increases with the e85 tune. Those numbers are definitely floating on the edge of disaster with stock internals. Very impressive though!

Kaane 09-27-2013 01:55 PM

On the Edge? WAY Past it! but soo much fun.

TrueStreetTim 09-27-2013 03:10 PM

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Originally Posted by Kaane (Post 51645)
On the Edge? WAY Past it! but soo much fun.

:rocking:

A302 09-27-2013 04:28 PM

Congrats on all that power. Sounds like fun. A Coyote and a blower are so much fun.

brembo12 10-02-2013 12:08 AM

Grea! numbers! Always liked the Paxton... :) Heading to True Street soon for a tune.....

Dominic Toretto 10-02-2013 12:16 AM

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Originally Posted by JDMLOL (Post 51596)
Depending on who you ask 600-650whp, but most will agree the tune is what is most important for longevity.

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Originally Posted by Kaane (Post 51609)
This power level is not safe long term. I will be buying a forged motor for Christmas, so it just needs to last a few months. I don't really flog it hard anyway, so it should be ok.

I've seen advertisements for Boss internals for pretty cheap. Check this out. A forged OEM crank for just $350.00. Very cheap insurance.

http://www.fordracingpartsdirect.com...-6303-m50b.htm

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Originally Posted by Kaane (Post 51645)
On the Edge? WAY Past it! but soo much fun.

What do you plan to do about the transmission and so forth?

-Alex

Kaane 10-02-2013 01:35 AM

Tremec Magnum when it blows.

Aluminator with my year end bonus.

Boss crank and coyote crank = the same. Just different balance weights for the different rods and pistons.

Dominic Toretto 10-02-2013 01:40 AM

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Originally Posted by Kaane (Post 52009)
Tremec Magnum when it blows.

Aluminator with my year end bonus.

Boss crank and coyote crank = the same. Just different balance weights for the different rods and pistons.

That's good to know.

-Alex

Dan12GT 10-02-2013 02:10 PM

Curious since you plan on doing an aluminator why throw so much power at it right now? You could sell your stock motor for a good chunk of change to further finance the new motor / tranny.

kdanner 10-02-2013 03:00 PM

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Originally Posted by Dan12GT (Post 52038)
Curious since you plan on doing an aluminator why throw so much power at it right now? You could sell your stock motor for a good chunk of change to further finance the new motor / tranny.

This. I sold mine for $4500.

Kaane 10-02-2013 03:05 PM

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Originally Posted by Dan12GT (Post 52038)
Curious since you plan on doing an aluminator why throw so much power at it right now? You could sell your stock motor for a good chunk of change to further finance the new motor / tranny.

The dyno was just for fun. I rarely spin the motor to more then 6500-6800 on the street. Where it makes 620-650whp, which should last a few months. I don't drag race really and don't launch it. With zero detonation from E85 I think it will be ok for a few months.

Darkhelmet22 10-02-2013 10:33 PM

Does the stock diff hold that much power? Didn't know how much abuse the stock diff will handle.

Kaane 10-02-2013 11:12 PM

Diff is fine as long as you don't launch it crazy.


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