Lingenfelter Supercharged 2014 Silverado Completion & 2014 Corvette LT1 Development
08-15-2013, 06:20 PM
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Lingenfelter Supercharged 2014 Silverado Completion & 2014 Corvette LT1 Development For several years Lingenfelter has been working with forced induction direct injection engine as part of our own in house development work and in the form of consultancy work for other OEM suppliers. With the advent of the Gen 5 direct injected V8 engines the team at LPE looked forward to the challenge eagerly. Following the delivery of our 2014 Silverado at the beginning of June, baseline chassis dyno testing produced runs on gasoline with the peak power of 302 HP & 332 lb-ft. On E85 that increased to 321 HP and 355 lb-ft.
Over the months stock components were obtained to better understand the potential limitations and to identify which components and systems would require modifications for our packages at varying power levels. From this analysis of actual parts and GM 3D CAD data, new parts requirements were identified and shared with our strategic partners and component suppliers. The objectives being to develop new parts and packages for both the Gen 5 truck engine families, along with the 2014 Corvette LT1 engine which shares Gen 5 architecture and the new E92 ECU with the L83 & L86 truck engines.
Prototype camshafts for both truck and Corvette are already on hand, and Lingenfelter has already started cylinder head port flow development work & CNC programs for both cylinder head types which will be completed soon. Along with that work many upgraded engine components for the DI engine are already in process or completed.
E92 calibration work has been ongoing for some time and the excellent performance and drivability of the Lingenfelter modified Magnuson TVS1900 supercharged Silverado reflect this.
Over the months stock components were obtained to better understand the potential limitations and to identify which components and systems would require modifications for our packages at varying power levels. From this analysis of actual parts and GM 3D CAD data, new parts requirements were identified and shared with our strategic partners and component suppliers. The objectives being to develop new parts and packages for both the Gen 5 truck engine families, along with the 2014 Corvette LT1 engine which shares Gen 5 architecture and the new E92 ECU with the L83 & L86 truck engines.
Prototype camshafts for both truck and Corvette are already on hand, and Lingenfelter has already started cylinder head port flow development work & CNC programs for both cylinder head types which will be completed soon. Along with that work many upgraded engine components for the DI engine are already in process or completed.
E92 calibration work has been ongoing for some time and the excellent performance and drivability of the Lingenfelter modified Magnuson TVS1900 supercharged Silverado reflect this.
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On Wednesday August 14, 2013 Lingenfelter took our Silverado to Muncie Dragway for testing that resulted in a best run of 13.89 at 100.07 MPH on pump 93 octane gasoline.
The whole team at LPE eagerly awaits delivery of our C7 Corvette with many components ready to be installed. As ever with the introduction of new vehicles and powertrains there are exciting times ahead and we will keep you posted.
Lingenfelter 2014 Silverado Crew Cab 4WD specifications
L83 5.3 L Direct Injection
3.07 rear differential
Weighs in at 5,360 lbs with ½ tank of fuel & no driver
The whole team at LPE eagerly awaits delivery of our C7 Corvette with many components ready to be installed. As ever with the introduction of new vehicles and powertrains there are exciting times ahead and we will keep you posted.
Lingenfelter 2014 Silverado Crew Cab 4WD specifications
L83 5.3 L Direct Injection
3.07 rear differential
Weighs in at 5,360 lbs with ½ tank of fuel & no driver
08-15-2013, 08:59 PM
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Isnt the compression higher on these new lt based motors? Is there as much room boost? Or will the direct injection play a part in being able to see safe higher levels boost?
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08-19-2013, 02:22 AM
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All due respect to you guys for a nice build but I was thinkn 12.9x-13.2xs!! Heck my tune only 6.2 will outrun that!! It weighs 5500lbs also!! Not bashn just wondering why its not faster!!
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