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Old 01-10-2007, 08:45 PM
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how much can a full bolt on auto get? I mean exhaust, pully, intake, tune, gears, electric water pump. Is 350rwhp possible?
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yes 350 rwhp is possible... i dynoed just shy of 340 but i dont have EWP or pully.. most people dyno slightly above 340 in a non stalled auto w/ full boltons, but some dyno higher too..

it depends on the kind of dyno and the weather.. it was 90+ degrees and 98% humidity for me.. i think with the weather now i may be able to get 350 on a good pull
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gears arent gonna help you on the dyno. i think i for around 330rwhp with the mods i got
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Check this thread, full bolton dynos at the wheels:
https://ls1tech.com/forums/dynamometer-results-comparisons/625197-how-much-have-guys-all-bolt-ons-seen-dyno-wheels.html
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340ish for auto
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I am at 350 RWHP with my M6 and thats only with LT's/ORY/Hooker CB/ Air lid/ SFC's and a Tune.
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i made 336rwhp with only a lid and cut out and 342 ft. lbs
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350 is possible even for an auto. i made over 350 with just lid/longtubes and a tune through a stock catback. im a m6 too.
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m6's are dyno ******
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this would be great news if I managed to squeeze 350RWHP out of the stock engine. I am adding an LS6 intake tomorrow that I bought for $250. After, that I'll likely be getting HP tuners and learning that system. And then we will see what happens w/ a dyno or dynotune!!!
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Remember dyno numbers mean **** moast of the time.

Dyno type and correction factors used can easily alter dyno readings by 20-40rwhp for the same car.

BTW - If the dyno numbers have been SAE corrected as opposed to STD then it doesn't matter what the weather or humidty were outside.




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