For all the folks looking for the difference between the 2 intercoolers look at the graph @8:15. Run #9 made 1556@8000 with the air to air and run #11 made 1795@8000 with the air to wadder...

@given0fox968

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks, was wondering 👍👊🇺🇸🤘

@tptrsn

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks for that!!

@pimpdaddy9604

2 жыл бұрын

Drop the t and say pop and that’s how you know you’re from Michigan

@oldblueaccord2629

2 жыл бұрын

@@pimpdaddy9604 Its watter down in Fl. They even spell it that way.

@stevemorrisracing

2 жыл бұрын

it was a 250HP difference in the intercooler, sorry I did not say it I only showed it @ 8:07. and accidentally deleted part of video and voice volume is terrible

I'm glad Steve is making more videos now. I love his content and I get a lot of value from it.

@phildion8010

2 жыл бұрын

Ok

I've said it once, I'll say it again, Steve is The Man! That is a ton of power on a Boosted Small Block Chevy!

@TheRoguelement

2 ай бұрын

Yes NO doubt .. But I'm really sorry but Steve might wanna go have his aggitts checked out what with his Malfunctioning DNA running around out there like He gives a shit when clearly he does NOT..Genome

Nice job on explaining the carb and how it functions with boost (power valves). Way back when,I started out with thermo quad carbs. Everything took off from there. Amazing how bits and pieces of different designs have been engineered to fit together over the years. Pretty much the same for most components.

Your discussion on Carburetors was spot on. Too many time no one will touch one because they don’t understand them. I’m one of the few in my area that can repair and rebuild most carburetors but I get paid well to do them.

Watter to air! Love your videos, Steve

The biggest problem of that A/A intercooler was the size. To compare different style of cooling, at least the pipe diameter should be the same. On a high volume (+5l) engines, pipe diameter is crucial to keep the air flow cold and steady.

Man do I love this!!! Could you do a build breakdown on this!? This is like my dream setup honestly!

Thanks for sharing your secrets not a lot of guys would do it

well Steve , once again you're schooling us wisely on the things that matter i really appreciate the stuff you teach .!

I run Q16 in a 400HP Yamaha sidewinder, it did pick up a hundred rpm and had to clutch accordingly over C16. Great video 👍

Good stuff. Old school is awesome. You are an aweome presenter. I Love the old big block bow tie 427. Small block is famous but gotta love the Ole 427 of late 60s early 70s.

Steve is OG blow thru guru! Good vid!

Been waiting for this love boost on carb content, budget guys need all info we can get

glad you came into the cleetus world

Great video. Really like the old school way with the carb. I want to go to the track and have it be simple and enjoy the day. Not to be stuck on a lab top all day.

Spreading the knowledge!

Love my Steve tech wait a minute Your Steve tech. Same Name same mission extract the horses out of the barn. Just saw KSR and had your Motor in Will's car super cool. If people want evidence you have them all over the country. Making tracks its out there. Thanks for sharing. Steve!

I’ve already watched your other Steve-Tech videos on your dyno setup (surprising and interesting) but I’d like to see the console/operator perspective in a video at some point. Thanks for all the great info 👍👊🇺🇸🤘

I appreciate your ability to express yourself without the use of profanity! Thank you for all your help!!! Is there a video, or a price list somewhere? I'd love for you to build me a drive & drag sbc? N/A!

my goodness, the amount of knowledge gained... pure gems here. aired out any questions i had. 💎🔥

I love the simplicity of this set up.

I wonder/hope Billy and the old man from SRC will see this and learn anything from it. After watching this, I see why Billy is hesitant to switch the truck, and ‘maybe’ why he ran I to trouble switching carbs and running meth. Another great video Steve 👍👊🇺🇸🤘

@aaronsitz5168

2 жыл бұрын

SRC absolutely love the channel cool family making awesome content

@matthewvarnam4302

2 жыл бұрын

I think Billy said one he would switch to EFI but he's gonna learn how to tune EFI on the Falcon and other things before he makes the switch. As good as the old man is working and tuning carburetors I probably would just stay carburetor but that's just me.

@jessecoc6247

2 жыл бұрын

Didn't that carb have something stuck shut?

crazy that the exhaust didnt need a wild set up.... it flowed 1850 hp,,,,

awesome video Steve thanks for explaining blow thru carb set ups

Love the content, would like to see a how to on boost and compression ratio's :)

@stevemorrisracing

2 жыл бұрын

Ok

lots of know how in this one. thanks steve

We use wander here in the Carolinas. All your videos are great, Thanks for all you do

Yeah me and my dad had a 871 blower on a true 350 and we had to quad keyed the crank and we still spun the pulley after a few hard street drives the tech has changed so much in 15 years

I had a 1980 Ford Mustang with the 2.3 l draw through turbo charger setup. I took the original 230 CFM carburetor off of it and put on a Holley 2 Barrel 500 CFM carburetor. Reported the intake manifold, they hadn't, I had a 1.75 inch exhaust manifold with a custom two and a half inch exhaust that ran up to the turbocharger, and he's 3 in exhaust from the turbocharger back to behind the car. It was the stock block with the forge flat top pistons running 9 to 1 compression ratio. On pump gas at 10 lb of boost it dynoed at 230 horsepower to the wheels. With the Boost unregulated, I could run 110 Octane leaded gasoline between 18 and 22 lb of boost is what it got but I never got a chance to put it on the chassis dyno it at that level but it was certainly faster! That was the draw through, or wet turbocharger. It made some really cool noises at Full Throttle and between gears off the throttle you could actually hear this turbocharger speeding up with a little spanking boost when you'd first hit the throttle.

250 HP difference thats huge so for the people with air to air like me stand a big HP gain with the water cooler ❤!!! Got to love the data and for free thanks so much for all your up loads !!

Sooooo, wadder is a Michigan thing? 😂 love the knowledge Steve, thanks for all the videos!

@Mr72xbody

2 жыл бұрын

Nope, I say it the same. Pa. Haha!

Gen 1 SBC Greatness----------love it!

Awesome information, we all appreciate your knowledge, and big hp videos steve,,,blazing tires,all the time

Anyone looking for or wanting more power than 2k through a blow through carb deserves associated issues. Talking like prior 1900’s technology evolved into the 21st century and it can support up to that much Hp. Your nuts! Very impressive capabilities of antique dinosaur technology. I’m only making like 650 hp with a blow through sbm, and I’m impressed with that lol. Never could imagine this kind of power with a carb…

That’s awesome all of your videos are great!!! You are the KING of HP👍

Love me some blow through action.. cheers mate from Brisbane Australia

I would have found it to be more useful to see like for like pulls with water to air and air to air. It's kind of a no brainer that an undersized intercooler of any type would perform poorly. Perhaps you could do that comparison sometime in the future.

Also interested to see the pressurised carb' setup. Back in the late 80's I bought an old (even then) Kawasaki Z1R Turbo with a pressurised carb and pressurised pre turbo water injection. The carb worked because the float bowl was pressurised by a feed from the inlet. Meaning that its internal pressure and float bowl pressure is near enough the same, leaving the carb to work as normal. The water injection tank was also pressurised from the inlet and fed the turbo intake via a jet with a spring valved jet set to open when the water, and boost pressure reached about 9 psi. I had a lot of fun with it, but that basic Bendix carb did not work well at low boost and it would fowl plugs and run like a dog. But on boost it could really clear it's throat and scare the cr?p out of me as it had way more power than chassis or brakes. The water injection worked as the one time I blew a hole in a piston (yes #2 always #2!) I discovered the water tank was empty.... Just remembering what a beast it was has me smiling now.

@JaredHIll13

2 жыл бұрын

I bet that was a sweet bike. Thank you for the story.

@patrickshaw8595

2 жыл бұрын

Z1R TCs all came with a draw through Bendix. Turbo was the mini Rajay made by Shelby Spearco specially for use in the American Turbo Pack kit for the 1980 Volkswagen Diesel Rabbit Pickup. Turbo was noteworthy for only having labyrinth compressor seals which are specifically NOT to be used with a draw through carb. So somebody changed it before you got it, I guess.

@richarddoyle689

2 жыл бұрын

@@patrickshaw8595 I am sure you are right. In truth the bike I had was a curious selection of parts, not all of which were original. I had thought it was based on a Z1000 with the Z1R fairing added but why then add the cae operated remote front brake reservoir?

@patrickshaw8595

2 жыл бұрын

@@richarddoyle689 Believe me buddy - I have "hottrodded" and "Frankensteined" everything from pencil sharpeners to 1950s aerial target drones. Somebody had a lot of good clean fun building that death trap, err - I mean motorcycle, lol. I built the world's quickest SS 1/4 mi. gasoline-fueled motorcycle in 1980. It had a V8 outboard 2-stroke, water/steam-cooled centrifugal clutch, a parachute and very little else : D

@t.s.racing

2 жыл бұрын

Richard, I have been building Draw Thru Turbocharged/Supercharged motorcycles since the late 70z, and to this very day, inline 4 and V twin, get rid of the Bendix and you'll truly enjoy life like never before. Nothing negative towards you and or the mods to the carb Sir, but with the Bendix, you leave a LOT on the table, h.p./torque and most importantly, drive ability. T.S. RACING

Good to see Steve do some stuff on traditionals

Get your son to learn carbs, man! If the younger generation stops learning it, carbs will just disappear. And then the most raw, bare form of hot rods won't exist any longer.

@Elevatedboost2000

Жыл бұрын

My buddy 23 years old built a blow through carb 1987 turbo Toyota pickup. It doesn’t make a million horsepower. But from the 117 it used to make to over 250 it’s amazing in that tiny truck.

As always - interesting stuff. CHEERS from AUSTRALIA.

Congrats on your motor in Mullet winning drag week

Have not seen the modified air / fuel metering, including four floats, for a Holley, (you referred to the carb. by another name, did not catch the name), very interesting video. Thank you. Personally seeing where car owners are moving towards cold flowing *alcohol* with additives, and / or some sort of cold-air-flowing - modified fuel, running no external air cooler. The 90 degree restrictive elbows / turns, within the pushed air flow path, makes so much logical sense, *thanks again* .

@oldblueaccord2629

2 жыл бұрын

Carb shop I think he said. im not sure there around anymore.

Wish I had the money to send my sbc to you for building. It would be a killer setup. ☺️😉😁😁

Good video...need more on .the items on a turbo..best placement and brands names blow off valve to buy

That's one badazz small block Chevy!!!

I like the bowling alley bench. The best benches there are period. Get it now if you can.

Man i love the engine dyno work. Love where this is all going. Need to ditch that dynocom controller system on the hub dyno. Sending my love from New Zealand :D

On the Carb. I built alot of Q-Jets when I was younger. I noticed GM used the same jetting alot of times between te BBCand SBC. It took awhile to figure that one out especially when I found out that my 500 Cadillac had the smallest jets GM made. Of course 3500 RPM was it on a stock one

Watch the belt at 5:50 on the supercharger. It raises OFF the pulley because of belt flop. Hopefully Steve reads this and watches or noticed it when making the video. Maybe alter the belt routing some or lengthen it to move the belt under the pulley a little more hopefully to improve engagement. Plus that bottom side flop CAN NOT be good to a belt..

I think I missed something. What was the power difference between intercoolers? Or is that coming up in a 2nd part?

@StrictlyService905

2 жыл бұрын

Ditto🤷‍♂️

@deranger408

2 жыл бұрын

Same here I missed something.

@wilsonjohn9766

2 жыл бұрын

8:15. 239 horsepower

@oldblueaccord2629

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah I had to freeze it also to catch the difference. I dont see the boost numbers.

@stevemorrisracing

2 жыл бұрын

it was a 250HP difference in the intercooler, sorry I did not say it I only showed it @ 8:07. and accidentally deleted part of video and voice volume is terrible

I still have love for the "dinosaur bowls" and had many great memories using them. It's hard to beat what a good standalone will do. Awesome video! If forgetting the fuel pump is the worst thing that happens today, it'll be a great afternoon. Haha

"Wadder to air" that's quite the Northern Midwest accent you've got, there 🤣

Thanks for leaving the mistakes in the video…. Keeps it a little more relatable ✌🏽😎

Hi. Thanks for the facilitation. Legend! Karl from Australia

16:50 is the reason why I (and probably your son) dont like carbs as much. With EFI you know so many more points of info and what exactly is going on. I have an efi mod motor and a carb 383 sbc.

whaaahht!!! 1850 HP out of old school 400. Holy sheyitte

bucket list item #3 is to have a Steve Morris engine in my ssr #2 is to run said engine at Dragway 42 in Ohio #1 is to meet Steve, Cleetus + crew

Great info n video Steve Would love to know my way around power like that Always has me glued to what I'm watching Just work n home life schedules won't let me get there yet Been a passion for years though

3000 hp carb builds back in the day on this channel.. Steve knows a ton about carbs..

Always so much information, advice, etc 👍👍

love me some Q16. it'll take ur breath away if you get a wiff of it on a hot summer day. oxygenated fuel, 🤪 always ran Q16 in my naturally aspirated BBC because it made more power on the dyno and was trying to get everything we could out of it. Was truck pulling in a class that had to be all cast iron heads and intake.

That TINY A/A intercooler looks more like some OEM Factory POS than a high performance aftermarket item!

MY NEW FAVORITE CHANNEL BROTHER

@stevemorrisracing

2 жыл бұрын

Share to everyone 😁

Nice K.I.S.S. build! 👌

@jeffevans1534

2 жыл бұрын

I don't have an instagram account.

CSU was the best in my time + kev was a top person out to help .

A carburetor is a fancy fuel leak 🤪🤪😎😜

Was going to ask about the air to air run numbers but I see in the comments the answer. A FYI a 90* bend has the same restriction as 160' of straight run. So your set up of 6 elbows is the same as adding 960' of additional piping. So elimination of the elbows alone would help that set up but 250HO difference is a lot.

@stevemorrisracing

2 жыл бұрын

Nice

Fantastic video Steve!!

Excellent engine, thanks for the video, all the best to yous and your loved ones

Very interesting and informative , as always. Many thanks.

Dang. Thats rowdy for a smallblock!

i love my turbo charged 383 . ive had it for 5 years now. nocarb though i have a ls1 ecu.

Blow thru is simple , it works and gives the engine what it wants , fuel injection tells an engine what it needs .

Would love to see a methanol no intercooler vs A2W setup.

love the video and also love all the info in here but Please for the LOVE OF RUM... lol turn the camera around when your talking so much please. It just makes it easier to understand your words and what your saying. :) hope u have a good day

I'm slowly buying parts to build a 406sbc. I currently have, brand new AFR 210cc Competition Ported cylinder heads, Eagle 4340 crank, Eagle 4340 6 inch H beam rods with L19 rod bolts. Probably going do use a Dart SHP block. Could you recommend a good cam, intake, and carb? I want around 10.5:1 compression pumps gas 93 octane engine. It will be a street strip bracket raced car. Probably be 3000lb with a 4.10-4.56 rearend gear, glide or turbo transmission. I want to at least make 600 horsepower at the flywheel. Just need a good recommendation to go well with my cylinder heads. Heads are setup for solid lift roller camshaft up to .710 lift. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated. Love the videos been watching a lot of yours lately. Take care, be safe, and have fun regardless.

Can you break down all the different types of fuels??? Including meth alcohol ethanol and pump

When using a BBC crank snout, is this a n adapter that goes on the SBC crank, or are you using a crank that is custom built with a larger snout? ThanksJeff.

This guy is a legend! 👍🏻👍🏻

Putting in a chiller between the blower and intake. Went with the BB snout after rolling the crank keys.

Interested in some general head specs. Mfg, 18° or 23° we have a 23° 434 nitrous motor that would be nice to shorten the stroke up in and throw some boost at it.

@stevemorrisracing

2 жыл бұрын

23 degree 245 runner track 1 heads

@11:59 what is the primary power valves bottom feed cover called? never been able to find one

Would love to see you work with SRC on the sbc they have in the trucks

Thanks for the wisdom

I've always wondered how much HP the blower uses..Could you put a load cell on a seperate idler that increased wrap on driven pulley and then calculate power needed to run blower. Might make it easier to sort out blower losses or maybe a "good" blower

@stevemorrisracing

2 жыл бұрын

Hmmm, possible

@NBSV1

2 жыл бұрын

They make blower dynos. Mostly used by people like top fuel/funny car to test blowers after a rebuild. Wouldn’t be super hard since you can drive the blower with an electric motor. Measure how much power the motor takes to spin the blower a certain speed and you can figure out the power required.

Thanks for the video hope everyone is having a blessed day ✝️🇺🇲🙏

I see blow thru carbs as as a mechanical tuner

Absolutely awesome setup old school small block Chevy making monstrous power what's the cubic inch on this piece

I got my hands on a nice Barry grant carb. Its too big for my engine right now. but I cant wait till I can build by 445 olds

I'm thinking about a turbo blowing through the sidedraft Webers on my Toyota 20r

Wow he just thru his guys right up under the train not the bus 😆 😂

Its impressive how all the high horsepower stuff if running a pro charger.

What Head are you running with the little 400. Love the videos Steve. Keep up the great work.

Curious what bore was this small block and what method was used to seal it up (head gaskets)…Copper/fuel hoops/O-rings/ MLS gasket? Thanks for the Great work and info!!

I love this engine.

Need to have a talk with ole cleet. WTH! spraying the big block! hahhahaha

So Steve I am no expert on cars or anything. I only work on bikes. But I’m kinda confused why there is a carburetor on this motor? Do all car motor’s come with a carburetor or are most of them fully injected?

Besides protecting the intercooler. Is it beneficial to blow off prior to the intercooler. I assume if there is less air mass going thru the intercooler than the deltaT can be faster? Have you see any numbers on this. They can be faster temp transfer on higher pressure gas/liquid.