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Yah she is gonna rip hard, by my boost calculations at 18 lbs she will make 306 hp. I ordered another strap as well but 2 straps, I agree, is the way to go. It's gonna be a fun year.:beer;

Motleyone

So how big is the dude this year after loosing 40lbs? Just curious how much torque you were tossing around last year to rip the strap...
 
Hillclimber,

I'm ~165 geared up... My limiter broke.

Timbersled/Allen was great and sent me 2 straps.

Mine was attached at the center too, not the side.


Get 2, and then you don't have to worry about it..IMO.

Mine wore/broke right through one of the bolt holes.
 
So how big is the dude this year after loosing 40lbs? Just curious how much torque you were tossing around last year to rip the strap...

lmao Hillclimber, don't you know its not the size that matters but how you put it to work. If you must know I am a paltry 330lb on my way to 260 (it's all muscle bro):D. My size had nothing to do with the limiter strap giving way though I just had everything a little to tight. I was running about 230-240 hp last year at 12lbs of boost.
 
lmao Hillclimber, don't you know its not the size that matters but how you put it to work. If you must know I am a paltry 330lb on my way to 260 (it's all muscle bro):D. My size had nothing to do with the limiter strap giving way though I just had everything a little to tight. I was running about 230-240 hp last year at 12lbs of boost.

hmm is that how much hp i should be claiming @ 12 lbs? :P

I just say ~200 @ 10k+ and leave it at that.. haha
When your on the hill pullin the trigger it really doesn't matter anyway!! :D
 
hmm is that how much hp i should be claiming @ 12 lbs? :P

I just say ~200 @ 10k+ and leave it at that.. haha
When your on the hill pullin the trigger it really doesn't matter anyway!! :D


Whatchu takin bout Willis!:eek:

Read it and weep my weight challenged fellow sled head.:D

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Whatchu takin bout Willis!:eek:

Read it and weep my weight challenged fellow sled head.:D

lol hey i need that spreadsheet? :P


so thats calculating 232 HP @ 12 lbs at 4,000 ft?

so at 10,000 ft... <whats the % drop per ft with force fed intake?>

~1% / 1000 ft
so, 6% drop from 4k to 10k
232 - 6% (13.92) = 218 HP @ 10k ft

232 - 4% (9.28) = 223 HP @ 8k ft
232 - 8% (18.56) = 214 HP @ 12k ft

reversed, for sea level
so, 4% increase from 4k to 0k
232 + 4% (9.28) = 241 HP @ 0k ft (sea level)


And for a NA sled at a claimed 160 HP (800 big bore lets say), at 3% drop per 1000 ft.

160 - 36% (57.6) = 103 @ 12k ft
160 - 30% (48) = 112 @ 10k ft
160 - 24% (38.4) = 122 @ 8k ft

number games r fun! :D
 
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According to this calculation method at 10,000ft at 12lbs it would be 204 hp. Dude you need to move down the mountain.:p
 
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