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Old 02-01-2009, 10:08 PM
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Default Just updated the top end on my LS2 427

LS2 BASED 427 swapped out my PRC 2.5 HEADS, FAST 90 AND 248/254 .601/.610 114+4 CAM ( MADE 507 RWHP) for

TSP LS7 Heads w/ new TSP .700 lift spring kit, Ragin Racin ported LS7 intake, New Rectangular port specific Comp LSL lobe 251/267 .660 115 cam
Made 570 rwhp
Peak was only up 62 but @ 7200 rpm's im up ~ 100 rwhp & 70 rwtq

Found 2 issues during/after the dyno runs:

1. I Realized after the pulls that my twin cutouts were only open ~ 25% , Switch went bad and I wasn't in the car so didn't notice the sound difference. Dyno room is like an echo chamber so from out side its hard to tell. I run a stock TI exhaust and with the old setup I gained 38RWHP closed vs 100% open. Will know tomorrow how much 25% - 100% is worth on the new setup.

2. Running out of air, KPA was dropping from 100 to 95, removed filter from Vararam and drop was reduced to 97 - Going to Look @ MAF / Air intake options options after a few runs with the cutouts fixed on Monday.

Cutouts are now fixed and waiting to determine best big MAF route after a few more pulls w/ cutouts 100% open. Curious if the exhaust was limiting flow and causing any of the MAP sensor drop.
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Nice gains. Post up the graphs when you get a chance. I'd love to see your power in the mid-range.
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Originally Posted by Patrick G
Nice gains. Post up the graphs when you get a chance. I'd love to see your power in the mid-range.
Once I get the issues resolved I will.

BTW - I sent you an PM a few months back to talk about the cam but I couldn't catch-up with you. I thought maybe you didn't remember me from the early days with our pal Mike Senia. Each of us testing 3 different converters a month. When I was working with Dave Inall developing the F body Twin Turbo kit on my old car "Fast Orange", Hell over 8 years ago now.

FYI - Mid range is a little soft but I race on the skreet mostly and the car weighs ~3050 so i didn't need/want a lot of mid range torque. I run 4.10 gears, so I leave easy, hit it, stick it in 2nd and I stay @ 5500+ from there on.
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Nice numbers Jason.
Its Bryan From OC, I guess I ran you on your OLD Setup. I bet that thing moves out now.
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Sounds like your topend got a major boost. When you have everything done could you post an overlay of your old setup vs the new one so everyone can get a good look at what your new setup does in comparison to the old one ?? Nice results bro. I hope you crack the 600 rwhp level with the 100 mm MAF. Best of luck.
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Nice numbers! Let's see a graph when you get a chance!
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Great numbers. Why such a huge gain? Were those heads too small for the 427? The cam and intake seemed about right. Not real familiar with the 2.5 heads. The old numbers seemed low and now they are spot on that is why I was asking just curious.
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03 Busa,
The LS6 heads w/ the prc 2.5 port and valve job were a restriction before + the fast 90 wasn't ported and no UD pulley. I'm sure that caused the old numbers too be a little lower which in turn makes the changes look even greater especially @ the higher RPM's.

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Cut outs open to 100% made zero difference. I guess the extra opening just makes it louder.

Deciding now on whether or not to do the 100mm Maf or just leave it alone @ 570RWHP
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On your 427 cube LS2 I am guessing this motor wouldn't handle much spray because of the piston deck having to be so thin right? I am wanting to possibly build either a 427 or 454 but I would lke to be able to spray it and TSP says some of their motors the pistons get to thin for the added temp of spray.
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Good numbers, I'd like to see the graph.
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Originally Posted by skyhighsami
On your 427 cube LS2 I am guessing this motor wouldn't handle much spray because of the piston deck having to be so thin right? I am wanting to possibly build either a 427 or 454 but I would lke to be able to spray it and TSP says some of their motors the pistons get to thin for the added temp of spray.
The motor will handle plenty of spray, I have a ls2 427 in my car and am spraying a 300shot with no problem. They sleeve the block its not just bored.
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shyhighsami,
I cant speak for your engine but my setup had a 200 shot on it sometime ago and everything was fine but that doesnt mean that yours will????
If TSP built your engine I would listen to what they say. They may have put it together with a total NA application in mind and there can be different parts spec'd , anyway if they built it they should know.......
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Wow Jason!
Hell of a good gain Any updates on a bigger maf or an SD tune? Does the car feel stronger in the mid-high range on the street?

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with camshaft i would definitely try to run it sd, or if you are dead set on running a maf, rewire and run the ls7 maf, just my 2 cents
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Wow, impressive gains. Can't wait to see the graph.




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