hp/tq question
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hp/tq question
I'm new to this, I'm not sure if this is a rediculous question or if I posted in correct thread, I recently purchased a 99 z28, the motor only have 9,300 miles on it, it was pulled from a wrecked vette. It has lunati gold springs, lunati chromoly push rods, comp cam 224/230 .581 .592 114lsa, ls6 intake, cnc machined tb, areomotive fuel rails, aeromotive 340 pump, and boost referenced regulator, 1 7/8 stainless headers, ory with cut out, lid, HP Tuners Pro, promotions built t6 with cfdf clutch, billet still fly wheel, there's a lot more that I'm forgettimg' my question is what kind of rwhp should this set up make and what are there any small things I can do to gain HP? Thanks in advance.
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The hp will depend on the dyno, but maybe around 390 rwhp or so. Little things you could do to boost the power a bit are a ported TB, ram air mod, underdrive pulley, and probably a couple more i'm forgetting. Also running the right fluids, having the correct compression, etc...will all add up here and there
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The tb is ported, it seems to be tuned very well, I'd like to get a little more bottom end, from 4k up is nasty.. I don't even think the motor is broke in yet , the stock cam looked brand new no score marks or wear whatsoever,the exhaust runners didn't even have soot. What is the ram air mod?? Mobile 1 synthetic only in it, it also has a beefed up 10bolt with 3.42s
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Here is the ram air mod which is free to do basically, or you could by a ram air kit like a SSRA or Chris1313 and gain a little more
http://www.installuniversity.com/ins...am_air_mod.htm
http://www.installuniversity.com/ins...am_air_mod.htm