The 9L option peaked my interest, the crankshaft is about 7400. It's tempting, but need to stay disciplined
The 9L option peaked my interest, the crankshaft is about 7400. It's tempting, but need to stay disciplined
I couldn't right now, the market is tanking, then the price to pull/install. Headers of course then the labor for that. I think the stock clutch holds 700whp? So I'd need to consider that too
Edit: yeah I just spoke to sneaky, 4-5 launches with the 9L and the clutch is gone
Last edited by Mikey; 10-03-2022 at 05:02 PM.
Been Tracking my 9L with my stock clutch for 2 years now. clutch still healthy. if you want to drag race it or launch it then you need Triple carbon clutch.
Stock clutch will hold well in excess of 1k hp. I still think the issue with launching is the crappy 2.29 first gear.
Last edited by StrokerAce; 10-04-2022 at 12:57 AM.
for the outlay mentioned.. a 9L does seem to make sense..
Worst case, you upgrade the clutch in a year or two. But you can't just upgrade the crank. That's a whole new bottom end.
that doesnt seem like a lot of extra $$ for the extra hp/tq!
I havent heard any regrets with a 9L yet..
Are there 2 options for 9L?
A 12000 option and a 24000 option?
How much more would it cost for the crank?
Given how precise everything has to be, honestly, I've never been a fan of reuisng reground or repolished cranks. Given how precise everything has to be. If you want reliability (miles), a new crank is more important than forged pistons or fancy new forged rods. Forged stuff is for strength (hold the power). It doesn't do a single thing for reliability (durability/wear and tear).
That's just me though.
Ha ha! That + rainbows and unicorns. Those words don't go together. You start laying out the cash....then you think....hmmmm....while I'm here, let me add this...that...and...this is only X amount of dollars extra...50k later. It's expensive, less reliable and very fast.
Almost ready to be shipped off 53651.jpg
Edit: it's all packed up and being picked up tomorrow to head out to Exotic Engine Development
Last edited by Mikey; 10-10-2022 at 03:49 PM.
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