Thunder Racing's TRuTorq Level 5 in C6 Z06 = 552RWHP
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Thunder Racing's TRuTorq Level 5 in C6 Z06 = 552RWHP
We just finished up a cam only "07 Z06 build today and got some really nice numbers out of it. The mods are as follows:
Thunder Racing's TRuTorq Lvl 5 Custom Cam 227/239 115LSA
PAC 1521 Valvesprings shimmed to TR specs
Kooks 1 7/8 LT's w/Cats
Vararam CAI
TR Custom Street/Dyno Tune
Otherwise, the car is completely stock.
Final Dyno numbers 552RWHP/478RWTQ.
Here's a video of the final pull:
http://www.thunderracing.com/multimedia/videos/
We made pulls from 2000-7400 RPM with peak power occuring at 6800. Temps in our dyno room are 114*+ right now so not the best weather here. Numbers are SAE corrected on a Mustang Dyno.
One huge benefit of this camshaft is the torque curve. Instead of having the common "nitrous hit effect" at 3500 of most LS7's, this thing comes on early and carries out with a broad flat torque curve. We have a nice hill coming up to our building and this thing will pull itself up in 3rd gear with no throttle.
As promised, here's the graph:
http://www.thunderracing.com/catalog...-TORQ-L5_3.gif
Thanks,
Shane
Thunder Racing's TRuTorq Lvl 5 Custom Cam 227/239 115LSA
PAC 1521 Valvesprings shimmed to TR specs
Kooks 1 7/8 LT's w/Cats
Vararam CAI
TR Custom Street/Dyno Tune
Otherwise, the car is completely stock.
Final Dyno numbers 552RWHP/478RWTQ.
Here's a video of the final pull:
http://www.thunderracing.com/multimedia/videos/
We made pulls from 2000-7400 RPM with peak power occuring at 6800. Temps in our dyno room are 114*+ right now so not the best weather here. Numbers are SAE corrected on a Mustang Dyno.
One huge benefit of this camshaft is the torque curve. Instead of having the common "nitrous hit effect" at 3500 of most LS7's, this thing comes on early and carries out with a broad flat torque curve. We have a nice hill coming up to our building and this thing will pull itself up in 3rd gear with no throttle.
As promised, here's the graph:
http://www.thunderracing.com/catalog...-TORQ-L5_3.gif
Thanks,
Shane
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Stock LS7 Shortblocks are fine at 7400. You can bet if GM sets the limiter at 7K they have a pretty good safety margin built in. I've heard reports that GM has tested it to 8K... I can't verify that but just with my experience in building these shortblocks, the parts GM is using are more than enough especially considering the oiling system on the Z06. Hell, with rod bolts, I turn stock LS1's 7200-7400...
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Excellent results! I used to turn my stock LS1 with ARP rod bolts to 7200 all the time for over 75,xxx miles
I have my limiter set at 7400 on my forged 402".
Shane, could I realistically see an improvement with that cam over my existing one?
I have my limiter set at 7400 on my forged 402".
Shane, could I realistically see an improvement with that cam over my existing one?
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