Post your 1/4 or hp gains with Hooker lt's...
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Post your 1/4 or hp gains with Hooker lt's...
Just like it says, post some numbers. I had a friend tell me LS1's are only gaining about 16rwhp out of em. That was so disappointing I hope someone can prove him wrong.
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Originally Posted by firehawk00
Just like it says, post some numbers. I had a friend tell me LS1's are only gaining about 16rwhp out of em. That was so disappointing I hope someone can prove him wrong.
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I have Jet-Hot LT's which are same design as hooker.
I got +18 RWHP and +15 RWTQ through a catback ... and that was over gutted cats and a cutout. Really good in my opinion
I got +18 RWHP and +15 RWTQ through a catback ... and that was over gutted cats and a cutout. Really good in my opinion
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99 camaro ss here and i dynoed 328 rwhp with hooker long tubes, magnaflow cat back, off rd y pipe. i also had a lid, filter, bellow..i also had bent pushrods as well. totally untuned. i gained about 15 rwhp. also, how much did you think you were gonna gain with lt's?? oh i think you are probably one of those people that believe in 30 hp gains. yes it is 30 hp at the flywheel!!!! not at the wheels!
now i have put a cam and pushrods etc, and my headers appreciate that because of the extra exhaust being pushed out. 15 rwhp is average for long tubes. if you are not planning on doing anything internally speaking then buy shorties. they are much better than long tubes on a internally stock engine. trust me i know what i am talking about.
now i have put a cam and pushrods etc, and my headers appreciate that because of the extra exhaust being pushed out. 15 rwhp is average for long tubes. if you are not planning on doing anything internally speaking then buy shorties. they are much better than long tubes on a internally stock engine. trust me i know what i am talking about.
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Haven't gotten mine dynoed yet, but I ran a 13.6 before headers, and a 13.7 after, no traction problems either time. But I have a huge exhaust leak from my gaskets (damn jet hot pieces of ****), and its making me run extremely lean. I've also heard that tuning after long tubes can get you another few hp at the wheels, maybe even 10 rwhp, depending on how your engine is running prior.
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I had the Hookers on my last car ('02 Z28 M6).
Before - lid only
310 rwhp
328 rwtq
After - Hooker LT's, ORP, catback and A/F adjustment with MAFT
349 rwhp (+39)
360 rwtq (+32)
Before - lid only
310 rwhp
328 rwtq
After - Hooker LT's, ORP, catback and A/F adjustment with MAFT
349 rwhp (+39)
360 rwtq (+32)
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Originally Posted by whitecamaross
if you are not planning on doing anything internally speaking then buy shorties. they are much better than long tubes on a internally stock engine. trust me i know what i am talking about.
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Originally Posted by firehawk00
Just like it says, post some numbers. I had a friend tell me LS1's are only gaining about 16rwhp out of em. That was so disappointing I hope someone can prove him wrong.
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Originally Posted by SSTYCOON
A magazine did the Hooker Lt's and ORP install and got 16 hp, Popular Hotrodding?
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I wouldn't worry about how much peak hp gain you got from manifolds. The headers will help everywhere on the curve.
Also, after you dyno your car, let us know how much you obtained. As you can see from the posts, everyone gets different results.
Also, after you dyno your car, let us know how much you obtained. As you can see from the posts, everyone gets different results.
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Originally Posted by whitecamaross
if you are not planning on doing anything internally speaking then buy shorties. they are much better than long tubes on a internally stock engine. trust me i know what i am talking about.
Mid length's are ok, but Long Tubes are the best way to go. Please explain yourself. Maybe you can convince me otherwise, but if you can't I would appreciate it if you wouldn't give out misleading information on these boards.