Testing the HiRev 7500

[318willrun]

I plan to redo this test, but better set up to capture the RPM's and the curve. More accurate so to speak.

Ok, so it was all in at just over 3100, and we slowly walked it up to almost 4900. From that range of 3100-4900 it didn't retard even one degree. By ear I'm shifting this at about that rpm being a stock 360. I will say, all in at 3100 rpm's seems quick for factory springs, not sure if the HEI plays a roll in that or not.

 

[Illahe]

Ok, so it was all in at just over 3100, and we slowly walked it up to almost 4900. From that range of 3100-4900 it didn't retard even one degree. By ear I'm shifting this at about that rpm being a stock 360. I will say, all in at 3100 rpm's seems quick for factory springs, not sure if the HEI plays a roll in that or not.

Who makes the HEI mount that's on your distributor?

 

[318willrun]

Who makes the HEI mount that's on your distributor?

That guy doesn't seem to do that anymore. Trust me, I get questions as my viewers watch the video and say the website isn't working LOL.

 

[Bewy]

You can really make your own HEI mount/heat sink out of scrap alum...or an old dist body. If it is the area of of the module, it should be 3/16" thick or thicker. If it is a larger area, then it can be thinner. Remember to use heat sink paste between the module & h/sink. You can mount the assy on the dist body, or anywhere else that is convenient away from heat. The grd connection for the module are the screw hole ferrules, so make sure one is grounded if remotely mounted.