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Old 11-05-2010, 05:05 PM
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Default 415 LS3 623RWHP 587RWTQ Stock Heads!!!

Red line is on Methanol, blue line is on 110 Sunoco.

415 with decked LS3 Heads - untouched ports
Truck intake manifold - untouched
90mm Throttle Body
Schwanke Road Race Cam
ASA Underdrive with full dry sump setup
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There is a video on here of it running at Miller Motorsports at the NASA nationals.

https://ls1tech.com/forums/road-raci...l#post14045563
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very nice numbers.
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If you..uh, need anyone to test this out for longevity purposes...or whatever...you can send one my way!
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^lol!! Nice results op!
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Nice numbers, what compression ratio is it running?
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cam specs?
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11.5:1 on the compression, you will have to buy on eto find out on the cam!!!
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That drivetrain must have very little parasitic loss.
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How driveable is the cam?
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That is awesome. I have one of those intakes laying around and it will fit under the hood of my ls2 in my 68 camaro. I think I will try it. Thanks for sharing numbers.
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That is a crazy power

what is the cost of the cam? what would be the power to the ground with 93 octane fuel
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With only 11.5:1 I really doubt 110 fuel would be needed and that is not whats making the power
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Is this a solid roller? Those numbers are huge!!!
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Nope, Hyd. Roller. As for power on 93, I am not sure. We would not run pump gas in a race car with this much power.

I would guess it might be down 10-20, but that is just a guess. Probably not going to try it.

On the cam price, you could give Tim a call at the shop on monday, I don't remember.
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I like the exceptionally high results with an exceptionally vague description. Stock truck based top end, HR cam, methanol, and 415ci = 623rwhp.

Nice job with the setup.
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Wow, impressive. Is this on m6 GTO I assume?

I will be running a similar set up but Im going with a FAST and CNC'd Ls3 heads with 11.8 on the Compression. We'll see in MArch how it does.
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Thanks for the video from Miller Motorsports. I do track days there and it was fun to relive all the corners and straights. The car with your engine obviously had a better chassis setup than a lot of the cars their. How much does the dry sump help on the dyno? Does it keep a vacuum in the crankcase?
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That torque seems impossible with this compression and displacement.

I know my buddies 440ci setup with TFS 235's put down a lot less than that.... and it was with 11.5:1 compression.

I assume they are stepped headers fully optimized for this setup as well?
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Wow, very impressive #'s.

So what is the secret with the truck intake? Do they just work that good? I couldn't believe it pulled to 7k and never fell off!


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