Eforce-LS6 Build (2005 CTSV) - Dyno Numbers
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The standard valley cover has dimples that won't clear the bottom of the supercharger and the bolt holes are raised. The cover is then drilled for the countersunk valley bolts so the heads don't protrude. The supercharger would be sitting on all of this and the ports would never seal.
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There is the stock pump in the tank and a 255 Walbro.
The stock pump is used to transfer fuel between the two tanks/Venturi Pump. (there is a fuel filter back here as well)
The 255 Walbro is feeding the Surge Tank through the factory feed line.
There is a nylon tube added as the return from surge tank to gas tank
The below lines are all 6AN
From the surge tank the line goes to a fuel filter
from fuel filter to back of driver side fuel rail
then crossover from front of driver rail to passenger rail
back of passenger side rail is connected to FPR
from FPR it returns to surge tank
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New Dyno Numbers
Changed to 3" pulley and upgraded to Dayco(89217) tensioner.
These runs were done on a DynaPack Hub Dyno
667 HP / 645 TQ - 10psi with Meth
589 HP / 585 TQ - No Meth
These runs were done on a DynaPack Hub Dyno
667 HP / 645 TQ - 10psi with Meth
589 HP / 585 TQ - No Meth