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Old 06-17-2014 | 08:11 AM
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real Fast and Furious Dodge Charger Hemi + Blower

hello Guys .. i have buyed the next week the 1970 Dodge Charger used in the first scene of The Fast and Furious certified from Hollywood and cinema vehicle .. anyone know this car ? i have buyed from a swisse man that have buyed in Mecum auction in Monterey in august 2009 ... Engine is 528 HEMI with Blower and nitrous oxide system ..Electronic fuel injection the idle -down up-down up-down ... very difficult to drive when you put the first speed or reverse ... this is the video


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That is way Cool
Old 06-17-2014 | 08:53 AM
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That is way Cool
you know this car Bob ??
Old 06-17-2014 | 11:09 AM
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I have no idea. Sounds like a NOS solonod is leaking
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Old 06-17-2014 | 11:27 AM
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Originally Posted by TVLynn
I have no idea. Sounds like a NOS solonod is leaking
Thsnks ! I have checked now ! No leak from solenoid
Old 06-17-2014 | 12:16 PM
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I know a lot of blowers make them run like that....I have been to many tractor pulls and they all seem to idle like that.. My guess is that they are running a lot of fuel as to not melt down the pistons.. I would check with guys that deal with superchargers and see if they know why.. You could always tone the charge down by changing the pulleys and running lower boost...There aren't to many people running blowers on the street not like that anyway...Bill
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Yes Raffa. I do know of the car.
That articulations is caused by ether the cam profile or the barrel valve adjustment.
That's power baby!!!!!!
Old 06-18-2014 | 12:30 PM
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I know a lot of blowers make them run like that....I have been to many tractor pulls and they all seem to idle like that.. My guess is that they are running a lot of fuel as to not melt down the pistons.. I would check with guys that deal with superchargers and see if they know why.. You could always tone the charge down by changing the pulleys and running lower boost...There aren't to many people running blowers on the street not like that anyway...Bill
thank you Bill .... look like not rich .. and not smoke from exhaust ..when engine warm .. look like better and some times the idle is firm at 1400 RPM .. look like the converter stall is too low ... engage at 2500 RPM
Old 06-18-2014 | 11:03 PM
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That is a nice car, but what you are experiencing is blower surge. As Bob stated, it can be tuned out to a large degree, but as it was in the video it is excessive in my opinion. You need someone that knows blowers to change the pills and tune the system. It will be a lot more streetable with a proper tune. As it is now, it's really only good for full throttle applications. Does it calm down when it warms up?
Old 06-26-2014 | 01:19 AM
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Originally Posted by Boat Guy
That is a nice car, but what you are experiencing is blower surge. As Bob stated, it can be tuned out to a large degree, but as it was in the video it is excessive in my opinion. You need someone that knows blowers to change the pills and tune the system. It will be a lot more streetable with a proper tune. As it is now, it's really only good for full throttle applications. Does it calm down when it warms up?
thanks for your help ! engine is streetable only over 2500 rpm ... before the idle go up and down ... also when engine warm-up .. i tried at adjust the throttle sensor but no change ... i fear that can destroy the transmission .... when you put in first the idle go up and down and is very difficult take stop the car !!
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Raffa

I have "heard" blower car racers say this is a lean fuel setup condition to keep the idle down while still being able to hold the car (stage) with a tight converter in gear on the brakes, as they do not wish to loosen their converters for their race applications.

The engine idle hunting is the engine looking for more fuel.

Put a stick in it whoohoo !!!

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I agree with the convertor being to tight..

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Old 06-29-2014 | 03:50 PM
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Raffa

I have "heard" blower car racers say this is a lean fuel setup condition to keep the idle down while still being able to hold the car (stage) with a tight converter in gear on the brakes, as they do not wish to loosen their converters for their race applications.

The engine idle hunting is the engine looking for more fuel.

Put a stick in it whoohoo !!!

Cheers

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I was taught blower surge is from being too fat at idle. But if you lean it out to make it stop surging the idle speed goes up something drastic. They can try to adjust it out, but it is even harder to drive the car with it idling at 2500 RPM or above.
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This is caused by a rich/lean cycle at idle. As the motor leans out the RPM's increase and richen up the motor, when the motor richens the RPM's decrease and the motor leans out again. This continual cycle is known as "blower surge". With proper tuning, some of this surging should be able to be eliminated
Old 06-30-2014 | 08:38 AM
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Try turning the idle up and see if that makes it better???
Sometimes that's all it takes...
Old 11-01-2014 | 04:05 PM
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Yes .. Think the cause is the idle mixture ... If i pu the idle at 2000 rpm ... No surge ,,,
Old 11-02-2014 | 11:33 AM
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Maybe you should look at the date of the post... I just don't get it.. Why people reply to old posts... Some as much as 3 years old... This one is over 4 months old..............
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Cause we only chat here once in a while..... Raffa is a busy busy guy.... He does awesome work over there in Italy.....
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Old 11-08-2014 | 02:06 PM
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Hi Guys ..i have adjusted idle mixture from Ecu at 1700 rpm .. A little bit better ...less surging .. Now im working for change the axle ratio .. And install the line lock on the brake ...i will try the car on the strip like that .. Car weight is 3900 lb with over 1000 hp ..rear axle is Ford 9" 35 spline with Competition engineering traction bars .Thank for your help
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14.5 X 32" Tire ????
4.30 Rear Gear ?????
4000 RPM Stall Converter (Continental , The Converter Shop , ATI ) ?????

Hop it dose well..... Keep us posted....
Old 11-09-2014 | 01:53 PM
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Originally Posted by RacerHog
14.5 X 32" Tire ????
4.30 Rear Gear ?????
4000 RPM Stall Converter (Continental , The Converter Shop , ATI ) ?????

Hop it dose well..... Keep us posted....
No Bob ... No big tires !! Factory fender on Toretto's car !!! some specs :




528 Hemi blower 970 HP + 250 nitrous
275/60/15 MT drag radial dot pro
Ford 9" currie with wawetrack and 3.73 ratio
Transmission 727 full manual + john cope v bodie
Tci 4500 rpm converter stall , 9" diameter
Old 11-09-2014 | 03:17 PM
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Toretto's car is a nice build you guys are doing...

I think the car will MPH good out on the Big End of the track.... But with the 3.73 rear gear, I think it's going to be hard to get the big girl to move to the 60' mark...
But if he is going to do allot of street driving? that gear is a nice one....
Just my 2 cent

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Originally Posted by RacerHog
Toretto's car is a nice build you guys are doing...

I think the car will MPH good out on the Big End of the track.... But with the 3.73 rear gear, I think it's going to be hard to get the big girl to move to the 60' mark...
But if he is going to do allot of street driving? that gear is a nice one....
Just my 2 cent

Keep us posted...
Bob I would not want to disturb this car..., I know that is a little length 3. 73... but have much horsepower

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Old 11-10-2014 | 02:27 PM
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I do not know how it will behave ' on the street ... This is the first race for this car ...
Old 11-10-2014 | 02:32 PM
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Keep Us posted....I'm sure with you driving.... It will do just fine....
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This is the specs ..no more modification on this car .. I have the race in May 2015 .. Im very curious ... Which ET of this car for your opinion !!??

975 hp without nitrous ( i dont think active in the first race )
I think only adjust valve ... Runs very good ..
3.73 with 275/60/15 MT drag radial pro 28" diamater
3800 lb weight
727 modified all billet with john cope v-body
Comp engineering traction bars
Ford 9" wawetrack


Im working for install AFR electronic gauge



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