Results from my Kurgan tuned 4r70w VMP 03 cobra

redfire03 svt

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The basic run down of my cobra is the following:

VMP blower at 18lbs with supporting mods
built 4r70w stalled auto with manual VB
Built solid live axle with spool

These numbers are with the converter unlocked and on 93 pump.

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Congrats! I live in ATL. How far is Kurgan from middle Atlanta? Which track do you visit? I'm new to the area, so I'm still learning.
 

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How's it feel with the auto? My cars runs better and has better throttle response with e85.
 

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Before the Kurgan tune it went 10.4 on a 1.48 60 ft. The suspension is fully adjustable so I feel the 60ft has a lot left in it. That plus the extra HP should put it deep 10s.
 

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Big fan of Bob. He tuned my last build and will tune my next. Very nice numbers and very nice car!
 

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10.4 is solid. What are the specs on the stall? I need one badly, because my 1.6s aren't cuttin it!
 

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How much HP were you making with your 4R, and what times did it run?

I have never had it on the dyno. I've tested from 7-25psi on my car. At 19psi it ran 9.77@142mph. I am certain it makes north of 700hp.

My combo is a full auto valvebody controlled by a 2004 Mustang GT PCM. Third gear is only held by the direct clutches, not direct and reverse clutches like the Lentech and Freddy Brown valvebodys. The manual valvebody is a stronger choice for the 4R with that in mind. The full auto stuff needs to have precise EPC in order to live at higher power levels, in part.
 

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