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Here are the gains I made since last year was two lengths behind the viper on the left. Bad camera angle on my buddies sled. But I'm the red Indy on the left.

Yes exactly. You would think the 10s would give ya 100+\- rpm more over the 11s.

Racerdave I think 8000 is the magic number for these 600. I will be testing setups tmw. Will report on my findings. Trying the 11s

Anyone have anymore testing done with the 11-64s?

Delete please.

The sled that we are setting up to race originally had the 824 cylinders. Original owner bought this motor with the 220 jugs, but it has the pink head not the red. Is there something different about these motors besides the jugs? I see the 97 rmk had the pink head. Any info is a help. Thanks

My buddy picked the sled up tonight. It has the 220 cylinders boost bottle and slp single pipe. Going to pull clutches off to see what's in them

What kind of helix are you recommending lid? Dalton?

What about the 38x helix that I seem to see everyone taking about?

looking for a setup to run for upcoming races. That is known to work.

Are you running electric start?

Usually 2 to 3 grams.

I'm running qap2 daltons, but I'm curious to try 11-64 for drag racing.

I have the gabes pretty well dialled in. Still got some work on the nsp setup. Was only able to test it once last year due to lack of snow. I think the nsp will outperform the gabes. I'll know more when there is snow.

I was talking to another fellow sledder from Ontario, that did the Ssi pipe mod on his Indy 600. He claimed that he was running 8250-8300 before pipe mod. After running 8450-8500 rpm with same clutching. So making more power.

Nice! Where in Canada is this?

Never tried it. 110/290 primary spring? Where is that from?

I'm studded just 96.

Nothing yet for me racerdave. I have nsp helix to try this year. Also Ssi pipe mod and bmp airflow shelf. Will be running afr gauge at first to make sure it's not too lean with stock mapping. Hopefully will see some improvements. I will run stock pipe a couple of runs, then switch to pipe mod to...

Ok, typically how long do the sensors last?