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Old 03-19-2009, 06:20 PM
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Default Garage-Built 347 makes 412 rwhp with 228/230 Cam and stock 243 Heads

Mustang Dyno sheet attached. AFR is not shown but averaged about 12.8:1 Timing 24 Degrees.

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GM LS1 aluminum block, Displacement 347 cubic-inches, GM LS6 243 cylinder heads and valves with 64 cc Combustion Chambers, Comp XR281HR 228/230, .571/.573, 112 LSA, 110 ICL hydraulic roller camshaft, PAC 1518 Valve Springs, FAST 90 Intake, Holley 90 TB, GM 85 mm MAF Sensor, Stock GM Rockers, QTP Longtube Headers, Ford 30 # Injectors, JE Forged flat-top Pistons, Manley 14114 Sportsmaster Forged I-beam connecting rods, Stock GM LS1 Crankshaft, Cometic 0.045 inch head gaskets, Deck Clearance 0.010 inch, Piston Clearance 0.004 inch, Main Bearing Clearance 0.002 inch
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Old 03-20-2009, 12:07 AM
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knew i should swap to a small cam...
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Nice job !!

I'll bet she still drives like stock too.
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the only main difference from yours to mine is my heads are ported,and i have cats and different headers.Different dynos.i wonder what your would do on a dyno jet.It would be a nice comparison to mine then.nice work.
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Very good and a Mustang dyno at that. Also interesting to see you could still use the 30# injectors for that horsepower level and still maintain the AFR. I have been toying with changing out my 30 pounders for my next upgrade.

Looks like your quench is .035". Also what do you figure your compression ratio is?
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wonder how much a 100mm MAF and lid would help? 90mm TB and 85mm MAF maybe working against each other?
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Thanks for the comments, guys. The car is very drivable – idle doesn’t yet always behave. My original 346 with the same intake, heads, exhaust, but a smaller cam (Comp XR265HR 212/218 .558/.563 115 LSA) made 393 hp on a Dynojet at a shop that is no longer in business. If I had used another Dynojet, I would have a better indication of the gain from the new cam. Redtail’s numbers make me want some better heads. The 30# injectors reach 90% duty cycle. My quench is .035”, Compression ratio is about 10.3:1 I don't think I would gain much from a better induction path - MAP stays above 98 kPA at WOT.

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"MAP stays above 98 kPA at WOT."

I agree in that it looks like very little to gain there. Thanks for the updated information.



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