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Old 07-23-2009, 04:53 PM
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Big thanks to Frost.

We dynoed the Z/28 today in 90 degree weather and it was humid. Not the best conditions but screw it right? The car is a 98 LS1 Auto with a lid and catback(cutout closed).

Frost made some adjustments and got me to 300 rwhp and 308 rwtq.
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not bad man. with my old 2000 Z28 A4 i only had an MTI lid, and loudmouth catback and put down 304/310 to the wheels.
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Thanks.

Nice. The weather sucked and i was hoping it would cool down by 430, boy we both were wrong..lol
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Very solid numbers!
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Thanks. Now I got to fix a few minor issues and get her on the track next week.
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Shoulda opened the cutout on the last run to see how big of a differnce it would make

awsome numbers!
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That will be next time. I am looking at getting a DMH setup(3") to replace my old QTP that broke.
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Looks right on the spot! Time for headers.
Old 07-24-2009, 06:12 AM
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That is in the plan.
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nice numbers.
time for a good set of headers is right!!!
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Headers, Y pipe and looking at another cutout this week. Tomorrow a new trans mount goes in, pinion seal and the rear shocks. They are finally done at 96k.
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With LT headers & ORY you are looking at around 325rwhp and 320rwtq on a Dynojet.
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Yeah, but also going to need to add a stall one day too to make the car more fun at the track once I get it dialed in right and the suspension where I want it. Trying to explain this to the wifey is a b!tch
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Tell her she gets clothes and shoes and you get car parts

It was retardedly humid; this was just after a downpour.
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Originally Posted by Frost
Tell her she gets clothes and shoes and you get car parts

It was retardedly humid; this was just after a downpour.
I will try that, if all else fails, you can bribe her.
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Nice, I just had my 98 auto dynoed today too. 305/330 but I have headers and ory. Pretty sure a 4400 stall is hurting the numbers.

Anyway, get a stall and headers on it. Wont be a dyno queen but it will be pretty quick.
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Ha ha ha. I bet it did.
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Numbers seem right on the money.
my 98 put down 292rwhp and 312 rwtq with lid and hooker muffler
and 318rwhp and 328rwtq with headers an new ypipe.
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not bad at all.
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Nice man! Gives me an idea of what i can expect once i swap out this shitty flowmaster catback and get a lid on. Might go bullets, not sure yet, would really just like a louder, better flowing catback.



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