Livernois Motorsports LS2 Engine Development Testing
11-04-2005, 06:00 PM
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Livernois Motorsports LS2 Engine Development Testing Livernois Motorsports has begun doing LS2 engine development on our Super Flow Engine Dynamometer. This test will provide BHP numbers. We will be testing several different combinations using a stock LS2 shortblock with factory GM electronics. We are developing stage 1,2 and 3 camshafts for the LS1-LS2 style engines. We will test LS6-LS2 style cylinder heads in stock configuration, as well as Livernois own LS6-LS2 style CNC version of the cylinder head that was developed with our in house CNC Machine. We will also be testing various aftermarket cylinder heads available to the general public....AFR, All Pro, ET...The results should be useful information to all!!
We have based lined the LS2 engine with 402 hp stock which verifies the GM advertised 405 hp. We’ll be posting the results as we get them throughout the entire test. Please be patient as this test is going to be fit in during our regular work schedule.
Regards,
Rick LeBlanc
Livernois Motorsports
We have based lined the LS2 engine with 402 hp stock which verifies the GM advertised 405 hp. We’ll be posting the results as we get them throughout the entire test. Please be patient as this test is going to be fit in during our regular work schedule.
Regards,
Rick LeBlanc
Livernois Motorsports
11-04-2005, 07:24 PM
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Rick,
Sounds like a really good plan to provide us with some great info! The different head comparisons alone will be worth the wait.
Also, what intakes will you be using? Any chance of getting a GMPP intake on say the best h/c setup after its all done?
Keep up the good work!
Sounds like a really good plan to provide us with some great info! The different head comparisons alone will be worth the wait.
Also, what intakes will you be using? Any chance of getting a GMPP intake on say the best h/c setup after its all done?
Keep up the good work!
11-06-2005, 08:44 PM
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Below you will find a graph showing the stock Baseline vs. Stage II Livernois Motorsports Camshaft Only. We saw gains of approximatley 80 hp and 20 ft. lbs. Keep in mind these are engine dyno (BHP) numbers and not chassis dyno (RWHP) numbers.
Classic: As of now we are using the stock LS2 manifold, I'm not sure what others (if any) are planned, but I'll keep updating the thread as we get results.
-Rick
Classic: As of now we are using the stock LS2 manifold, I'm not sure what others (if any) are planned, but I'll keep updating the thread as we get results.
-Rick
11-06-2005, 11:57 PM
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Originally Posted by LivernoisMotorsports
Below you will find a graph showing the stock Baseline vs. Stage II Livernois Motorsports Camshaft Only. We saw gains of approximatley 80 hp and 20 ft. lbs. Keep in mind these are engine dyno (BHP) numbers and not chassis dyno (RWHP) numbers. Rick
11-07-2005, 10:58 AM
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Originally Posted by gto69judge
That is JUST camshaft change, no tuning, headers, or other bolt ons?
We will be testing our own CNC heads, Darts, and ETP's very shortly.
-Rick
11-09-2005, 09:53 AM
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so assuming you cant interchange LS1 & LS2 camshafts, will there be camshaft selections for the LS2 or is there already? (other than the one you have listed here??
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11-09-2005, 11:12 AM
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Originally Posted by LivernoisMotorsports
Livernois Motorsports has begun doing LS2 engine development on our Super Flow Engine Dynamometer. This test will provide BHP numbers. We will be testing several different combinations using a stock LS2 shortblock with factory GM electronics. We are developing stage 1,2 and 3 camshafts for the LS1-LS2 style engines. We will test LS6-LS2 style cylinder heads in stock configuration, as well as Livernois own LS6-LS2 style CNC version of the cylinder head that was developed with our in house CNC Machine. We will also be testing various aftermarket cylinder heads available to the general public....AFR, All Pro, ET...The results should be useful information to all!!
We have based lined the LS2 engine with 402 hp stock which verifies the GM advertised 405 hp. We’ll be posting the results as we get them throughout the entire test. Please be patient as this test is going to be fit in during our regular work schedule.
Regards,
Rick LeBlanc
Livernois Motorsports
We have based lined the LS2 engine with 402 hp stock which verifies the GM advertised 405 hp. We’ll be posting the results as we get them throughout the entire test. Please be patient as this test is going to be fit in during our regular work schedule.
Regards,
Rick LeBlanc
Livernois Motorsports
I'm the tech editor of Popular Hot Rodding magazine.. be sure to keep me in the loop on this through email
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11-11-2005, 11:54 AM
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Originally Posted by LivernoisMotorsports
Steve, check pm's.
Thank you
-Rick
Thank you
-Rick
11-15-2005, 08:02 PM
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Originally Posted by NO5.0
please answer this? can you use any LS1 camshafts in an LS2 engine? ie TR224, TSP, or any that you carry.? If not what is available for the LS2?" Thank you!
-Rick
11-16-2005, 06:55 PM
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Below you will find a graph showing the Stage II Livernois Motorsports Camshaft Only vs. Stage II Livernois Motorsports Camshaft and Stage I Livernois Motorsports CNC LS2/LS6 Cylinder Heads. We saw gains of approximatley 30 hp and 20 ft. lbs. with the heads. This puts us at + 110 hp and + 40 ft. lbs. over the stock baseline.
These LS6 heads will be available fully ported and assembled very shortly for under $1,000!
These LS6 heads will be available fully ported and assembled very shortly for under $1,000!
