Yes, Coyote based engines have made over 4,000HP, with reworked factory head castings!
Snot Rocket does not run Nitro. It runs an Ethanol blend, which the exact mix is not known. No one runs Nitro driving cross country. This car is driven to events pulling a trailer!whoa,was that on fuel or e85? It surprised to find out what big burnouts on top fuel were for,speaking of which,I watched the "Deere Power team" trying to be competitive at Monterey VA,the over fueled under boosted things simplydidnt allow for Montereys wouldn't run,they would hook to the sled and stall while a supercharged hemi ate everybody's lunch in its class,me thinks the "Deere Power" team didn't allow for ontereys elevation, their engines didn't seem to get warm enough to run,while the "Binders" and Fords looked like volcanoes at maximum boost and these suckers would fly,the Jds wouldn't hardly fire on either,anytime you are hotrodding you have to understand your limitations and for petes sake take notes(its almost a science now,the dragsters on Nitro have to do long burnouts to get those 500 cid engines warm enough to run,My chum said it was a "controlled explosion"hardly those things are maybe good for one run pushing the limits,I remember watching a camaro that would run nines with a power glide be driven to the meets,spooky thing was it would get 13 mpg on E85(it would "hookup" too a fascinating beast) btw 15 HP per cubic inch is shaky. after those things get hot the ignition system is superflous.
my brief foray into hotrodding has made a couple of pertinent ideas stand out,
1.the only substitute for cubic inches is rectangular dollars 2.its sweet sickness that has bankrupted many.
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