Ported TFS heads, custom cam, short runner intake and meth/race gas or e85 with 20+ psi.
Or that it's $90 for a 5 gallon jug, the shops Outlaw 10.5 car is on a regular diet of it! Can't argue with the results, 3000 HPThe other downside to running c16 all the time is killing o2 sensors.
You ever drive a true 600rwhp car? My opinion, can do more damage than a 750rwhp car if set up properly. Ive got a 2V built heads cams JT trim car and have a pump gas tune and agressive race gas tune. If anything, get a good racegas tune and spray the car on that tune.
I recently went back to a T trim with Innovators West 10% overdrive crank pulley and 3.2 Riechard non slip pulley. Made 523rwhp@5700 ( car will turn 7000), but had belt slip. no more belt slip but have not made it back to the dyno. That true 523rwhp is strong. Hooking 523. My opinion, Build an awesome combo, put the blower you desire and set the car up properly and dont look at the horsepower number so much. You can make what i make, car hooks and works well, way better than 700rwhp sloppy.
Here's my setup:
Trick flow 2v heads with stiffer valve springs
MHS stage 3 TFS blower cams (May have over-cammed but it's mostly a drag car)
Edelbrock intake
Full SLP exhaust with gutted cats
Return-style fuel system with (2) 340lph pumps
Bosch 105lb injectors
Treadstone intercooler with Vortech mondo Bov
Novi 2k with a 2.9" pulley and a 10% innovators west overdriven balancer. (8 rib conversion)
Need to get a T56 still
Shooting for 600-700 rwhp (7k rpm shifts) on e85 and a nice, daily driver friendly tune that'll rip on the drag strip. Like said before, max power (700-800+) is just too much for the street and you will have a helluva time hooking all that up.. A true 600 RWHP car, that will hook up, will run hard. Especially in a 2v car, since the 2v's are relatively light (For a Mustang).
You're going to need a fuel system too.. all of this shit is NOT cheap and it does add up, doing it correctly.
factor in all the bolts/hardware, gaskets, and fluids into your engine build too. All that little stuff adds up.
Hope this helps.