Vengeance Racing builds another 2010 Grand Sport.. 641RWHP/596RWTQ
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Vengeance Racing builds another 2010 Grand Sport.. 641RWHP/596RWTQ
Finished this one up last week I just havent had time to post up the results..
Car: 2010 Corvette Grand Sport
Stock upon arrival
Modifications while at Vengeance Racing:
A&A Supercharger Tuner Kit with V3 SI head Unit
American Racing 1 7/8 Stainless Longtubes with 3" Catted X pipe
Kenny Bell Boost Pump
FIC Flow Matched/Balanced/Tested 60lb/hr Fuel Injectors
Sand/Smooth/Paint Intake Color match
Installation/Tuning
Baseline: 397rwhp/399rwtq
After modications: 641rwhp/596rwtq
Gains: 244RWHP/197RWTQ
Dyno Graph
Car: 2010 Corvette Grand Sport
Stock upon arrival
Modifications while at Vengeance Racing:
A&A Supercharger Tuner Kit with V3 SI head Unit
American Racing 1 7/8 Stainless Longtubes with 3" Catted X pipe
Kenny Bell Boost Pump
FIC Flow Matched/Balanced/Tested 60lb/hr Fuel Injectors
Sand/Smooth/Paint Intake Color match
Installation/Tuning
Baseline: 397rwhp/399rwtq
After modications: 641rwhp/596rwtq
Gains: 244RWHP/197RWTQ
Dyno Graph
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I have a relative with a Vortech kit on his Z06, and we went through hell trying to keep it running cool. It can be done, and a meth kit helps a lot, but boost adds heat, and heat kills engines (generally speaking, of course).
I would like to know if anything else was done to help this car keep cool.
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I understand that. I want to know at this particular horsepower level are the limits of the ls3 being pushed or not? Don't get me wrong I think the numbers are great but I am more concerned with reliability.