Thank you! We have no sponsors and spent 3 years building this motor and purchasing this chassis all on our own. Hard works pays off and we love this damn car 💪
☑️ The neighbors probably do too! Lol. On another subject, ^this video illustrates why it's best to buy Fords. If they'd started out with a Ford engine, they wouldn't have needed the alcohol, the supercharger, the expensive cylinder heads and cam, etc. The only reason that these performance components were designed in the first place, was so that GM and Mopar enthusiasts would have a "chance" of making as much power as a stock, naturally aspirated Ford small block! (😉👍)
Why have they not made an alarm clock with these sounds ,maybe it let's out a tiny puff of race fuel at the same time it goes off,that would sure wake my ass up,justsayn.
Depends on what the car is used for, if it's a show car and you want to hear the iconic blower surge then I could make the barrel valve fatter and it would go into a rich lean cycle and hunt for an idle speed. But it's very hard to stage a blower car with it hunting. It idles at about 2100 rpm and is alot easier to stage.
I’m pretty close to 1,400hp on my GM aftermarket block. Pretty surprised. I’ll definitely be going dart or brodix soon when I go procharger. On a plate system now.
Nothing sounds great one of the very few videos on RU-vid of a blown alcohol engine that somebody knows what they’re doing tuning it great job kind of miss playing with blown alcohol hydros
I don't understand the tradition of feeling to be sure exhaust is coming out of the headers. If it's running it's coming out. And I doubt you could tell if a cylinders down because there's 3 other ones blowing too. Unless you could feel the wet fuel from the dead hole.
You got it , if a cylinder is down and blowing unburned fuel your hand will be wet with alcohol. Zoomies make this much easier to spot, which is on the list of things to do to this car.
Once you get use to the feel of firing on all 8, You can then tell one cylinder has dropped because the "blow" becomes intermittent. Kinda hard to get a wet reading unless you're running "nuclear" pumps [figuratively] or as someone mentioned earlier "Zoomies".
Feeling to make sure all cylinders are firing. If one isn't, you'll get some moisture on your hands. One day when we get zoomies, it'll be easier to tell if one isn't firing correctly.
I like BBC to. I've seen some bad ass SBC set ups to. I have a 81 cutlass with a 69 c10 350 that I was going to go twin turbo. I have a 70mm on3 ready for it. I was gona go blown but I decided on just turbo
I love a blown nova just as much as the next guy but come on. The pullies need to be switched to get that real respect. Who says I'm going to put a big blower on it and the pully is going to be just as big? Nobody cool lol. Gotta get a smaller pully and zoomies. Still sounds good I mean that's what blowers do but got to have zoomies with a blower. Wish you would have shown the car. Still sounds good man. I'm just giving you shit too man domt take it personal. Id love to have that.
@@BrandieLee you guys have 2 race cars talking about funds 🤣😂. That video was 2 years ago I commented on and till no zoomies. Still got the massive pully on it too? Nice 68 and Chevy II wish I could stumble on those hard times.
@@HeavyDKC1 the way I look at it is...zoomies are not REQUIRED to be on the car in order for it to fire up. They are a want, not a need. We put money into parts that are NEEDED for the car to function and perform how we want. The Nova is our only racecar. The Camaro is our street car. Sure, we could've waited on building the motor for the Camaro and used that money to purchase zoomies. But after pouring any extra funds we could into building our racecar (which took us 2 years to build), we decided we were tired of watching the Camaro sit in the driveway and rot. So since the Nova was at a point where it was running and performing well, we decided to put our focus on building a motor for our Camaro. We actually have a bigger block that will become our new racecar motor when the time comes so maybe we will wait until then to get zoomies 🤷♀️. And it's not like we just purchased our Camaro, we've had that car for 8 years now 😂
At the current blower drive ratio which is now 1 to 1(3 pulley changes since this video) this little motor is at 15 psi ,putting the car into the 4.xx et zone. This is the goal I had for this motor. It will go faster with more boost and timing for sure, but it may not last long due to it being a steel rod gm truck block with iron caps. Once the aluminum Rod dart block motor is together I'll put a skateboard wheel on the blower and try to leave the atmosphere. Keeping the current motor on a leash just gives me more time in the seat and on the keyboard. The blown alcohol world is extremely expensive for a small team. We will get there, having fun along the way.😏
@@BrandieLee your on your feels, ready my comment I said it was just a joke and not to get offended. Get out of your feels I've said multiple time I like both cars just was giving the car owner shit jokingly. Even though I wrote that even go figure a woman gets in her feels. Not making fun of your make up I was joking with your husband or dad? You say we, whos we?