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Old 03-08-2016, 08:25 PM
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Heres the Combo: Guesses?

2002 WS6 M6 60k 346ci stock bottom end
-CNC 243s Milled .030 perf.valve job 11.1 compression
-Ported Peak Speed Fast 92/92
-TR 224/227 .563/.569 114LSA
-Kooks 1 3/4 heads w/hi flow cats
-MagnaFlow Catback
-SLP LID
-85MM MAF
-Fast 36lb injectors
-Fidanza aluminum flywheel
-Rockland Sons of Tranzilla T56
-Chrome molly shaft
-Moser 12bolt w/3.42 Trutrac
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420rwhp
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Originally Posted by xdanny510x
420rwhp
Thinking a little bit more. I see Bolt on 224/224 cars making 390-400 rwhp. The 243 head itself is worth a few and these are cncd ported and milled to a 59cc chamber. Then theres the PORTed fast 92/92. All of this threw an M6 tranny with a ligntweight drivetrain (minus the 12 bolt). Anymore dynojet guesses?
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TR 224/227 .563/.569 114LSA- you can go much bigger.
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Originally Posted by 1970camaroRS
TR 224/227 .563/.569 114LSA- you can go much bigger.
Been there, done that with my 396 Lt1 with 248/254 duration cam. Bigger cam isnt always what makes power and at the sacrifice of drivabilty and power under the curve. You can make great power with a mid lift 220s cam but you need an efficient intake in front of a set of really good heads. Ive been sandbagging here just to see what other people think but im confident i will be in the 430-460 mark with this setup.
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im going to say 415
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Originally Posted by Omega Doom
im going to say 415
https://ls1tech.com/forums/dynamomet...mo-recipe.html

This thread says it all.
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I will have almost the same setup as you just a lil bigger cam so I'm curious to see what you put down
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I'll say 410 rwhp
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425 RWHP Tops.
Smallish Cam, small headers, (dual exhaust or y), small intake.

227/231 .600"/.580",1 7/8" LTs, (true Duals) Ported FAST 102
90/92 TB w/ velocity ring, ~ 440-450 presuming excellently
Ported 243s.
My .02.
Should still be a Great DD with excellent throttle response.
When will this be on the Dyno?
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Originally Posted by NAVYBLUE210
425 RWHP Tops.
Smallish Cam, small headers, (dual exhaust or y), small intake.

227/231 .600"/.580",1 7/8" LTs, (true Duals) Ported FAST 102
90/92 TB w/ velocity ring, ~ 440-450 presuming excellently
Ported 243s.
My .02.
Should still be a Great DD with excellent throttle response.
When will this be on the Dyno?
just an update: i went in to degree the TR224/227 cam that was in there and it was retarded a tooth. So, while i was in there i decided on a TSP 228/228 .600/.600 on a 112 LSA. Same combo as previously mentioned above just different cam. Any new dyno predictions? Should be dynoed very soon.
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Not much different. Why the change?
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Originally Posted by HCI2000SS
Not much different. Why the change?
little more intake duration , the powerband on the 112 will come in a little sooner. Also, the .600 lift should help with the ported heads and ported intake. i guess we will see come dyno time.
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Originally Posted by Formula934
little more intake duration , the powerband on the 112 will come in a little sooner. Also, the .600 lift should help with the ported heads and ported intake. i guess we will see come dyno time.
Gotcha. The overall power difference between the two cams will be negligible, but you're right it will change the powerband a little. Keep us posted
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430 or so
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Originally Posted by MikeWS6
430 or so
i would be happy with that, anything more is a bonus.
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Well finally got the car dynoed. I was very pleased with the results.
428RWHP/397RWTQ SAE
438RHWP/405RWTQ STD

Remember this is through a 12 bolt rear end with 1 3/4 headers and magnaflow catted exhaust. If you look at the graph you can see where it picked up significant torque in the midrange, actually 22 ft pnds at one spot. A/F was pretty much 12.8 all the way through. Tried many variations and it seemed to like that AFR the best. I started the timing low at 22 and added 2 degrees at a time. Finally ended up at 26 degrees and thats where it liked it. Overall, im happy. Its the perfect amount of power for a daily driver. If i want more i,ll add a D1SC. Nitrous is $6 a pound up here in mass for you wondering.
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Originally Posted by Formula934
Well finally got the car dynoed. I was very pleased with the results.
428RWHP/397RWTQ SAE
438RHWP/405RWTQ STD

Remember this is through a 12 bolt rear end with 1 3/4 headers and magnaflow catted exhaust. If you look at the graph you can see where it picked up significant torque in the midrange, actually 22 ft pnds at one spot. A/F was pretty much 12.8 all the way through. Tried many variations and it seemed to like that AFR the best. I started the timing low at 22 and added 2 degrees at a time. Finally ended up at 26 degrees and thats where it liked it. Overall, im happy. Its the perfect amount of power for a daily driver. If i want more i,ll add a D1SC. Nitrous is $6 a pound up here in mass for you wondering.
Nice job! Same dyno and same tune?
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Yeah same dyno. Only changes to tune were fuel/timing.
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Gotcha! Adding a little timing I'm sure helped some


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