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Old 04-13-2014, 04:52 PM
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Default H/C/I LQ4 with t56 in 68 Chevelle

Put down 449 rwhp 417 rwtq on a mustang dyno. Pretty pleased with the results. Mods are in signature.
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Very nice! Gorgeous car as well!!
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Can't see your mods because I'm on the mobile version, but solid numbers for sure.
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For a Mustang dyno those are solid numbers. You would probably be in the 470's on a DynoJet.
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Good numbers, now take it to the track!
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Thanks guys! ill get to track one of these days. If it gets in to the 11's ill be happy.
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Originally Posted by Rise of the Phoenix
Can't see your mods because I'm on the mobile version, but solid numbers for sure.
1968 Chevelle Lq4 6.0l, Fast 102 intake, NW 92mm TB, TFS/TEA 220 heads with YT Rockers, BTR Cam 231/242 .617/.595 on 111, RKT Built T56 ,Stage 2 Monster Clutch, 12bolt 3.55 gears
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Originally Posted by 68BBChevelle

1968 Chevelle Lq4 6.0l, Fast 102 intake, NW 92mm TB, TFS/TEA 220 heads with YT Rockers, BTR Cam 231/242 .617/.595 on 111, RKT Built T56 ,Stage 2 Monster Clutch, 12bolt 3.55 gears
Awesome list of mods there. Is that cam pretty streetable?
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Originally Posted by Rise of the Phoenix
Awesome list of mods there. Is that cam pretty streetable?
Yeah it seems to do very well, haven't did much driving in 6th to see how low it can go without bucking. Going to 4.11 rear shortly so that will def help out even more.
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Nice. I have a semi close build but with ls3 heads and l92 intake. Made a touch more but was on a dynojet.
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My tuner says should be close to 500rwhp on a dynojet.
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500? Mustang dynos read that much different that dynojets??? 50whp less?
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In a lot of cases, yes.
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Good numbers! Fwiw I only gained a whopping 1HP and 7TQ from Mustang to Dyno back when I was cam only and even added an SLP -25% crank pulley between the 2 dyno sessions.
382/354 on the Mustang
383/361 on a Dynojet + SLP pulley
449 is good for your mods no matter what dyno it is on an LQ4
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Originally Posted by Rise of the Phoenix
In a lot of cases, yes.
And in a lot of cases, no.

Originally Posted by NW Iowa WS6
Good numbers! Fwiw I only gained a whopping 1HP and 7TQ from Mustang to Dyno back when I was cam only and even added an SLP -25% crank pulley between the 2 dyno sessions.
382/354 on the Mustang
383/361 on a Dynojet + SLP pulley
449 is good for your mods no matter what dyno it is on an LQ4
Seen this happen quite a few times also.

I would say you should hit ~470 on a dynojet.
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Originally Posted by bozzhawg
Thats a stretch. That cam is a little early to hit the 588FHP mark.

The 4.11's will help you move that ship though.

The key thing to remember is dynos do not win races.
Agreed, 450/420 is dang good with an LQ4 through a 12bolt. 500whp would getting into 402/408ci territory with that top end and mild compression

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Originally Posted by NW Iowa WS6
Agreed, 450/420 is dang good with an LQ4 through a 12bolt. 500whp would getting into 402/408ci territory with that top end and mild compression
Well its not impossible. I have seen quite a few 6.0L LS2, LQ9 motors do 500whp on dynojets. They had trickflow or Ai heads and mild cams.....there are a few even in this post. Don't need a 402/408 to do that.
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It really doesn't matter to me what it makes on a dynojet, its really just to cure my curiosity. I know she is a hole different animal for 333 hp car she was. Im ready to do gear change soon cuz she really dont start coming on till bout 3500rpm.
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What CC are the heads and whats your compression ratio now. I was looking at those heads for my LQ4.
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Originally Posted by Zedzag
What CC are the heads and whats your compression ratio now. I was looking at those heads for my LQ4.
They are 61cc and should put my compression rate around 10.5


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