Nice! I wonder if just a 3.2 alone would be ok without a tune. Metco mentions on their website that people have done thisI and many others are running the 3.10 Metco with a 10% lower pulley
no issue with it from any experience I have had......makes the power go round and round
Mid-14 lbs of boost with my setup and tune on 93 fuel
That is a pretty far stretch from 3.10 swap and likely a solid performer for the track...not sure about driveability....that is a very small pulley on top. Mine is not running E, and I don't honestly see it in my future. Might want to look into other strengthening items like ARP studs as well as other items to keep the setup cool.Yeah, probably not worth the chance. Will eventually go 2.5 with dual fuel pumps, injectors, e85 and a Dusterhoff tune.
The 3.10 upper and 10% lower you’re running is the equivalent of a 2.75 upper by itself. The 2.50 plan I have would be a ‘strictly track’ setup, and plan to run a 2.75 by itself normally. So around your level. How do you like the difference it’s made?That is a pretty far stretch from 3.10 swap and likely a solid performer for the track...not sure about driveability....that is a very small pulley on top. Mine is not running E, and I don't honestly see it in my future. Might want to look into other strengthening items like ARP studs as well as other items to keep the setup cool.
Is there somewhere I can see what combos give you? For example, 10% lower with 2.95 upper.The 3.10 upper and 10% lower you’re running is the equivalent of a 2.75 upper by itself. The 2.50 plan I have would be a ‘strictly track’ setup, and plan to run a 2.75 by itself normally. So around your level. How do you like the difference it’s made?
Is there somewhere I can see what combos give you? For example, 10% lower with 2.95 upper.
Here are a couple charts: the images just show safe RPM levels based on pulley setups, but can give you a relative idea comparatively.Is there somewhere I can see what combos give you? For example, 10% lower with 2.95 upper.