Postby Dale1035 » 15 Aug 2007 18:35

Great work in such a shot time. I am sure that you will turn a lot head as you drive down the road. :D
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Postby Wojpi » 26 Aug 2007 19:26

Just returned from the strip, with new trans and on street tires i did ET 14,4. I think it is not that bad as for 318, what you guys think ? I have completly no reference as the only competitor was my friend in 68 Charger with 500 stroker engine, that did 13,22.

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Postby Eddie » 26 Aug 2007 20:23

For what you have, which is very very nice, an awesome performance! :thumbsup: Road tests of the cars back in the day put it in the same performance level as many big block cars. :thumbsup:
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Postby Wojpi » 26 Aug 2007 21:06

I have this strange feeling that it used to be better with my old carb that was speed demon 750, i though it is to big so i bought 650. But what i think is that with the old one was bettet on higher rpm. Do you happen to know how to choose correct Jet sizes for this carb if I do not have lean/reach gauge ?What kind of power valve would be the best for that ? During this week i plan to drop some weight from the car as i was racing with full fueal tank and a lot of stuff in my trunk :oops: As to the speed i it was sth about 100 mph at the finish lane.
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Postby Wojpi » 04 Sep 2007 17:59

Ok Speed demon 750 is on the car and it seems it is better now on high rpm, i can really feel the difference. Will check Monday on the track Do you guys think going under 14 s is realistic ? Now was 14,4 s on street tires. I have reduced the weight about 80 kgs, installed slicks and installed bigger carb that is better with high rpm.
Do you think changing gears to 3,55 from 3,23 will make a big difference ??
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Postby Eddie » 04 Sep 2007 18:23

I would go even steeper than that. 4.10's would really make a noticaeble difference. To check the jets without a O2 sensor or other sniffer types of equipment is easy. Post a pic of your sparkplugs. Do you know how to read them? After a high speed run, turn the engine off, pull an easy to get to plug and post a pic of it. Tan is good! Black is rich. White is Lean. (I am speaking about the insulator). :thumbsup:
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Postby Wojpi » 04 Sep 2007 20:01

Will do !! After Sunday the i will check the plugs.Now i have 83 in the secondary and 76 in the front, i do not see black smoke so it seems to be OK. What is funny a friend of mine in Charger 500 stroker has smaller jets than i , his cam is slightly wilder than mine, with bigger jets he gets tons of black smoke under even light acceleration, engine is one year old all new. His carb is speed demon 850. Any ideas where is a good place to get 3,55 or 4,1 rear end ? for 8 3/4 diff ? i woul dneed to buy whole center section as i doubt anybody here can put it together. :(
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Postby Eddie » 04 Sep 2007 21:21

Dave or Fabian would give better advice on where to get your 8 3/4 4.10 "butt" from. At least the shipping would save you quite a bit of money because the weight is so great on a center section,(differential). Here in the U.S. however, www.manciniracing.com and www.randysringandpinion.com are great Mopar rearend builders and offer quite a selection on performance built 8 3/4 rears. I dont know your budget Wojpi but that aluminum MoPar Performance butt is sure nice. It's stronger than the cast iron butt and lighter! Both places mentioned offer both 489 and 741 cased 8 3/4 MoPar rears.Judging by your top end M.P.H. you have a lower et potential. To take advantage of it, you have to have a good 60 FT. time to get a good E.T. 3.23's wont get you that. 4.10's will. :thumbsup: You should be proud that your car is so fast for what you have to work with!! :V8:
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Postby Wojpi » 09 Sep 2007 15:48

Just returned from the strip. It was wet so times were not good as i had problems with start. After fitting new carb with bigger jets 83 /76, the time was 14,31 at 105,5 miles/hour, now i have used tires 275/60 R15 before was 255/60. Not bad as for wet track.Here are some pics. I won with my friend 73 challenger with 440, in !!

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Postby dave-r » 09 Sep 2007 15:57

Looking GOOD! :thumbsup:
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Postby Eddie » 09 Sep 2007 16:08

Very cool. That trap speed indicates a faster time is possible. Traction seems to be the problem. I like the mobile timer you guys have! :thumbsup:
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Postby Wojpi » 09 Sep 2007 20:29

what size of slick tires do you think i can fit int o my car ??
i am using withuot a problem 275/60
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Postby dave-r » 10 Sep 2007 7:32

A 275/60/15 is about the size of a 10 x 28 inch tall slick. The size I use.
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Postby Wojpi » 16 Sep 2007 9:05

some rubber - burning :)
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Postby patrick » 17 Sep 2007 4:28

What was that? :? :roll:
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Postby Eddie » 17 Sep 2007 12:59

I think he means some rubber is rubbing the wheel wells,(lip), or he has too much Hosspowa! :mrgreen: Wojpi, you can 'experiment with a calculator and your know tire offset requirements to find the largest tire possible. What this will do for cornering capabilities is unknown by me.
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Postby Wojpi » 03 Jul 2008 9:09

After long time, hard work and spending more than i could probably afford my chally is now fitted with Alterktion in the front and fourlink system in the back, additionally i have instaledd chasis stiffening system from XVmotorsports. Handling of the car is incredible, despite the fact it was not alligned yet. I have also checked actual weight and it i s..... 1480 kg !!! So she is much lihghter now, I will post some pics when i get back home.
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Postby Wojpi » 04 Jul 2008 5:48

Some pics

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Postby dave-r » 04 Jul 2008 11:07

How are the rear coil-over shocks mounted at the tops? Is the top shock mount re-enforced in some way?
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Postby Wojpi » 04 Jul 2008 12:42

Yes there is a special mounting hardware that goes to the original mounting place for rear shocks and then is attached to rear frame rail, you mount the shock to this special plate. i`ll try to find a picture of that.

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Postby Wojpi » 30 Aug 2008 16:54

Just returned from the track, i did 14.12 on street tires 255/60 ( hard a a rock) with 3,23 gears with my little 318 spinning tires till the half of first gear, 0-60 time was 2,49. I just need to go under 14 :twisted: slics i hope will help. What you think guys ?

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Postby Wojpi » 28 Sep 2008 14:23

Some new pics. I hope you like it.

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Postby Eddie » 28 Sep 2008 14:34

Excellent pics! Very respectable times for that 318! The front suspension looks very nice! :thumbsup: That last pic is now my HOME PAGE!! Your's, Jimi's and Rolands Black&Wite pics look really cool!
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Postby fal308 » 28 Sep 2008 14:35

cool photos! They have sort of a Vanishing Point feel to them :thumbsup:
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Postby dave-r » 28 Sep 2008 15:12

Wojpi wrote:Just returned from the track, i did 14.12 on street tires 255/60 ( hard a a rock) with 3,23 gears with my little 318 spinning tires till the half of first gear, 0-60 time was 2,49. I just need to go under 14 :twisted: slics i hope will help. What you think guys ?


Are you sure that 2.49 time was not the 60ft time? That would sound about right. I doubt very much if it was the 0-60mph time. if you were doing 0-60npm in that time you would be doing 9s in the quarter mile.

The photos are excellent! 8)
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Postby Wojpi » 28 Sep 2008 16:04

Dave it is of course 60 ft time.0-60 time is around 5 s. Since you like the photos i will post some more :lol:
Now i am using Hossier 295/50 tires which are tremandous difference in traction comparing to Goodear 4x4 tire :). Unfortunatelly last race is 04.10 and i just can not be there to check, but from what i see now 1/4 time would drop below 14s for sure, i have almost no spining during launching, it is even hard for my poor baby to make a donut on this tires.

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Postby Wojpi » 28 Sep 2008 16:30

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Postby blackmagic73 » 28 Sep 2008 17:42

Those last few photos are gorgeous. Nice work!
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Postby Jimiboy » 28 Sep 2008 19:58

Wow Wojpi!!! I love your pic's :thumbsup: :D Nice contrast with the colour of your car and the dark surroundings! So cool!

I am impressed of you'r times at the strip with that 318 :s003: You must have really good grip man! 8)
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Postby Jimiboy » 28 Sep 2008 19:58

Thank's Ed for the compliement about my pic's! :D
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