88mm Turbo LQ4 6.0L '87 GN -- BMF Racing build/swap
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Ok (Dynojet) dyno numbers are in!!!! My car did 571 whp & 527 wtq peaking at 5800rpm. That was 12psi & 17° timing. AFR was still rich mostly 10.5. IAT was 41° the whole pull with the ice water. I wanted a very conservative tune that I can run all year long on (I would like to make this block last a yr so I can use it for my 408 L92 I'm building next year), And not worry about hurting anything while running around a 10.50s in this boat. I'm pretty sure that's what I have now. Also I ran 110 race fuel.
Jason's blazer also put down some very impressive numbers at 12 psi, it did 554hp and 569wTq with meth and 93. He had AFR in the 11.5 to 11.7 area. I was very impressed with the zo6 cammed 5.3L with a PTE 74mm.
Overall I was very happy with the dyno time. I would like to thank Cincyspeed. These guys really know their stuff and top notch service as always. Glad to see Craig again and meet Blake. These guys are really good at what they do. If you ever need help with dyno or shop stuff they are the place to go. Thanks again Craig, Blake, and everyone at Cincyspeed.
Jason's blazer also put down some very impressive numbers at 12 psi, it did 554hp and 569wTq with meth and 93. He had AFR in the 11.5 to 11.7 area. I was very impressed with the zo6 cammed 5.3L with a PTE 74mm.
Overall I was very happy with the dyno time. I would like to thank Cincyspeed. These guys really know their stuff and top notch service as always. Glad to see Craig again and meet Blake. These guys are really good at what they do. If you ever need help with dyno or shop stuff they are the place to go. Thanks again Craig, Blake, and everyone at Cincyspeed.
Craig
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Sorry, just seeing your question now. If you mean in OEM location?, I think you would def have to notch the frame rail to make room for the A/C compressor (but believe it is doable).