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Dyno Results
98 Z28 stock bottom end and heads. TR Blower cam, LS6 intake, Pacesetter long tubes, no cats, Flowmaster cat back, 42# injectors, racetronix fuel pump, ATI Procharger P1SC with dual intercoolers, with 3.4" 6 rib pulley showing 5.25#.
458 hp/ 428 lb/ft. Thanks to Justin (VMP) for a great tune and helping when the damn ATI balancer bolt backed out (it was too long and bottomed). Got it all tuned before I backed all the way out. Shortened the bolt, chased the threads, red loctite, and 240 lb/ft and it is all fixed.
I don't mind full throttle runs. I just always hate full throttle runs on the dyno. Sounds like the car is about 10k rpms.
458 hp/ 428 lb/ft. Thanks to Justin (VMP) for a great tune and helping when the damn ATI balancer bolt backed out (it was too long and bottomed). Got it all tuned before I backed all the way out. Shortened the bolt, chased the threads, red loctite, and 240 lb/ft and it is all fixed.
I don't mind full throttle runs. I just always hate full throttle runs on the dyno. Sounds like the car is about 10k rpms.
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That's what was funny. I made 5.1# with 3.7" pulley, LS1 intake, stock cam, and magnaflow exhaust. Swapped to 3.4# pulley, LS6, TR cam, and flowmaster, and made like 5.25#. Lost boost numbers, but obviously was flowing well. This just reinforces why Bob recommended the D1SC upgrade, and why I should have listened to him. When I do a stroker some decade down the road, I will have to upgrade. I will probably go F1 or whatever the next bigger one is, but I could have just used the D1SC and been happy maxing that out.....