FAST LSX Manifold results
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FAST LSX Manifold results
We finally managed to do some back to back testing on my 427 with a modified LS6 manifold with 90 mm TB and a 90 mm lsx manifold and TB.
1) On the modified ls6 we saw 10 rwhp gains with some marginal gains down low we were only seeing about 97/98 map max with this manifold.
2) LSX 90 mm we picked up 38 rwhp but what was great was the curve was increased by at least 16 rwhp across the range. Were before we ran out of air at 5500 rpm this manifold managed to deliver to the limiter at 6400 rpm.
Basically we saw a 10 % increase across the whole range.
This is an unmodified manifold the above was with tuning as a bolt on we picked up 24 rwhp.
1) On the modified ls6 we saw 10 rwhp gains with some marginal gains down low we were only seeing about 97/98 map max with this manifold.
2) LSX 90 mm we picked up 38 rwhp but what was great was the curve was increased by at least 16 rwhp across the range. Were before we ran out of air at 5500 rpm this manifold managed to deliver to the limiter at 6400 rpm.
Basically we saw a 10 % increase across the whole range.
This is an unmodified manifold the above was with tuning as a bolt on we picked up 24 rwhp.
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Gains are all over the place with the LSX manifolds...glad to see it worked for you!
How did the torque curve look? Did it also improve across the board or was id adversely affected in the low range?
How did the torque curve look? Did it also improve across the board or was id adversely affected in the low range?
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25rwhp on a 427 seems to be the norm. I think it's worth the money for that gain. And I'll get it when I stop hearing about quality control issues. It seems to be hit or miss if you get a good one or not. It will be a good peice when the bugs are worked out. I too am curious of the gains using a larger MAF and a bigger lid like the TSP.
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Sounds good to me, I am thinking of going with one soon. I have a ported and port matched Holley/Lingenfelter intake. I think the LSX will be a little better.
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Originally Posted by CANNIBAL
Can you post the graph? What size MAF and Air lid are you using with the LSX 90/90?
This is a mafless set up using a over the radiator intake system with custom radiator on these aussie cars we dont have as much space in front of the motor.
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I think it's worth the money for that gain.
lmao.......isnt the lsx like $1500 or something?.........thats not a very good deal for 38 extra rwhp.
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We dont use Dynojet here in Aust but with a conversion factor we would be reading 500rwhp. This car is an auto with stally, dynos are only for tuning we have had this car at the track and will be going again within the week to see the difference. Our race wieght is 3950lbs
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Originally Posted by got_hp?
lmao.......isnt the lsx like $1500 or something?.........thats not a very good deal for 38 extra rwhp.
I was.
To keep it NA there wasnt much choice left except for 1)custom manifold $3000 2) Eight TB $4500
From the testing we have seen over here I dont believe I would have seen the extra gains that would have warranted going this way.
The 8 Throttle bodies are still of interest to me,and I might try them at alatter stage
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Originally Posted by 9D9LS
What kind of setup do you have? Head and cam profile??
Thanks
Thanks
427 ci Darton Wet Sleeve, 244/244 620 110 Custom cam,TC /4L60E Heads work fine
I will post a graph unfotunately it will be in KW on a dyno dynamics but it will give you an idea.