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Old 09-10-2012, 10:30 PM
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Default Mild Cam setup 408/392

228R
799's
LS6

Not bad..

Old 09-10-2012, 10:36 PM
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pretty good considering the 9inch/4.30s
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This was on the stock 10 bolt and 4.10's. Actually blew up the 10 bolt on the last dyno pull than pulled it for the Moser 9''
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Most people go by SAE numbers. What are your sae numbers?
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Not bad Tyler! Car is sex on wheels
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Didn't get SAE #'s this was just a baseline before the changes. Getting ready for ported 317's a 232/238 and FAST 92/92. Than a new shortblock..
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Nice numbers for a mild setup. I would have guessed for a bit more torque, but decent overall. Probably a very nice daily driver. Power band is similar to that of a stock LS6 except with quite a bit more hp and torque. I'm not sure I'd ditch the 799's for 317's though even being ported. I'd take the compression over the 317's unless they really flow a huge amount more.
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Good numbers....what LSA and octane ?
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Originally Posted by jmargo
Good numbers....what LSA and octane ?
112 LSA on 93 octane
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Originally Posted by zippy
Nice numbers for a mild setup. I would have guessed for a bit more torque, but decent overall. Probably a very nice daily driver. Power band is similar to that of a stock LS6 except with quite a bit more hp and torque. I'm not sure I'd ditch the 799's for 317's though even being ported. I'd take the compression over the 317's unless they really flow a huge amount more.
They are ported and milled so they shouldn't loose terrible compression and the lower comp. will be good for my winter build. 403 procharged
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Getting excited for the new h/c combo and some new #'s!!



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