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Old 08-02-2013, 02:22 PM
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Talking My NA 383ci LS1 Z28 dyno pull!


My Z28 on the dyno. Not the highest pull but a good sound clip of the exhaust through a full Hooker system with muffler. Next time I'll try and get a pull with the cut-out open. Max HP 455/Max Tq. 408 Corrected for Automatic Transmission Drivetrain Loss is 546 Crank HP from a NA 383 LS1. Tuning by Justune. Dynojet Dyno. 90*F with 54% Humidity.
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Sick #s on a N/A setup man. Planning on spraying soon?
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Thanks. I thought it over but I think I need a rear end and suspension first.
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I always liked the sound of the hooker exhaust. Nice build.
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Originally Posted by CMKworm
Thanks. I thought it over but I think I need a rear end and suspension first.
Yup! Lol Might as well get a 9".
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I'd really like to swap a t56 in there but they are $$$.
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Sounds good. Anymore details on the build?
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That's awesome! I just put down 420 rwhp on a really stingy Mustang Dyno with my brand new 370 LQ9 setup, but hope my numbers can be similar to yours on a decent Dynojet. Your car sounds great too !
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Cant seem to find it through the description, but what size stall?
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Sounds very good.
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Engine:
383 CI LS1 V8 Rebuilt at 54,810 mi.
3.905 Bore
Callies Compstar 4” Crank
Callies Compstar 6.125” Connecting Rods
ACL Rod and Main Bearings
Diamond -2cc Flat Top Pistons and Rings
ARP Main Studs, Head Studs and Balancer Bolt
ASP Underdrive Pulley
LS7 Lifters and LS2 Lifter Trays
Cylinder Head Specialties Stage 2 - 5.7 LS1 241 Heads
(REV 2.02 intake, 1.57 exhaust valves, & Patriot dual gold springs(valve drop .105 and .135 milled .030 with 64cc chambers and flowing 299 In and 224 Ex at .600 lift))
GM LS2 MLS Head Gaskets (4.020/0.051)
Futral Motorsports .236/.244 (Dur.) .600/.595(Lift) 114+4 (LSA)
Comp Cam Chromeoly Pushrods
Rollmaster Dual Roll Timing Chain
Yella Terra 1.7 Roller Rockers
Energy Suspension Endlinks Set
Hypertech 160' Thermostat
SLP Heavy Duty Oil Pump
Thunder Racing Coil Pack Relocation Kit
Taylor 10 m.m. Plug Wires
NGK TR55 Spark Plugs
FAST Fuel Rails with FAST Mechanical Fuel Gauge
Racetronix 42lb./hr. Fuel Injectors
Racetronix 255L/Hr. In-Tank Fuel Pump with Hotwire kit
HP Tuners SD Tune by Justune

Intake:
FAST LSXR 102mm Intake
Nick Williams 102mm Throttle Body
SLP 85mm Mass Air Flow Sensor
SLP Flo-Pac

Exhaust:
Jet Hot Coated Hooker Headers
" " Y-Pipe
" " Exhaust
" " McCord Electric Race Ready Cut-Out

Transmission:
Stage IV Speed Inc. Max Evil Transmission
Energy Suspension Trans. Mount
TCI 3500 Stall Converter
B&M Supercooler

Rear End:
3.73 GM Motive Gears
TA Performance Rear End Girdle

Suspension:
Eibach Pro Kit
UMI Bolt-In 3-Point Subframe Connectors
UMI Lower Control Arms

Other:
Drilled & Slotted Ri Rotors
18x9.5 Y2K Vette Wheels
285-35-18 Nitto NT555 Extreme Performance Tires
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Originally Posted by CMKworm
Thanks. I thought it over but I think I need a rear end and suspension first.
Stout, OP.

That's where I'm at as well. Got the TA knocked out (UMI is having a great sale on their adjustable TA right now) and then it's LCA's and a PHB for me. S60 coming in the next few months hopefully.
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^Thanks, and thanks for your service.
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nice!
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Very stout set-up OP.



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