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Old 03-11-2006, 08:11 PM
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With a TR 224/224 114 cam, a borla exhaust with stock manifolds and stock y pipe I've dyno'd 345.

What can I expect with adding Pacesetters, TSP catted Y, 25% underdrive pully, Ported TB, and Patriot Performances 243's with 2.02 and 1.57 valves?

Would 410 be about right?
Old 03-11-2006, 08:19 PM
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The PP LS6's outflow my 5.3's by a small margin. I'm 420rwhp @ 396rwtq with the cutout open.
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how come on PPs site, theres no 243 casting option? ive pmed gunnar yesterday, still waiting for an answer
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Originally Posted by 92SilverSHO
how come on PPs site, theres no 243 casting option? ive pmed gunnar yesterday, still waiting for an answer
I don't think he works on the weekends. He'll get back to you on Monday most likely. I remember seeing something about that though. His response was that it just hasn't made it online yet. They've been busy I guess. He talks all about them in his posts, I'm sure you can find all the info u need there.

I have a thread that I started about them too. I even included pics.
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I shot him a email asking about my current head specs over two weeks ago and no responce yet either..
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Gunnar's a good guy. Just give him a call on Monday.

BUT...back to the topic at hand.

Any more ideas of what the combo above will net me?
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I'd say 400 at least. Good luck.
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id say 410 to 415 with the catted Y with out cats 425-435
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400-420
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what about on a car with a 3500rpm fuddle stall? im sure all the numbers you guys are talking about are on m6 cars...
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Originally Posted by speedo
I shot him a email asking about my current head specs over two weeks ago and no responce yet either..

Sir, if you send us an email and it does not have an answer within a day or two, there may be some problem. We are not showing any outstanding email, so send us a PM or try re emailing your request.
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Originally Posted by Xtnct00WS6
With a TR 224/224 114 cam, a borla exhaust with stock manifolds and stock y pipe I've dyno'd 345.

What can I expect with adding Pacesetters, TSP catted Y, 25% underdrive pully, Ported TB, and Patriot Performances 243's with 2.02 and 1.57 valves?

Would 410 be about right?

Make sure to keep us posted on the numbers you get.
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Originally Posted by Gunnar@Patriot
Make sure to keep us posted on the numbers you get.
Will do! Thanks for the continued support Gunnar! I'm gonna *guess* it's gonna be about 410 since I have a small cam for now.
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I went with a similar setup, PP LS6 heads 59cc chambers with a cartek 224/228 on a 113lsa. Also have pacesetters, ORY, march pulley, ported tb, magnaflow, and a lid.

I'd shed jears of joy if i hit 425+

Gunnar told me yesterday that my heads should be in soon, I'll be sure to give you my results.
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How much better are the 243 stage 2 ls6 heads over the ls6 "style" stage 2 heads?
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Originally Posted by UltraZLS1
How much better are the 243 stage 2 ls6 heads over the ls6 "style" stage 2 heads?

None. The LS6 "style" heads are the 6.0l truck heads, and are the exact same design as the 243's, with the exception of a larger combustion chamber. PP welds them to reduce the combustion chamber and bring the compression up.




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