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Old 02-06-2010, 08:18 PM
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Cool Sound clip of my new setup

Just steped up from a 220/224 112 with .537
to this with 232/234 112 with .595 lift.

Car is still untuned as you can tell in the video, I just took it out for a short drive.

Also installed a powerbond 10% underdrive balancer, and a 160 degree T-Stat


Cant wait to hit the dyno soon!


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UbiduI_exaY

pic of the balancer
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nice man!
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Sounds really good. Nice!
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sounds nasty, now get a set of AFR's and that bastard will roll out.
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Originally Posted by itsslow98
sounds nasty, now get a set of AFR's and that bastard will roll out.
2nd that on the AFR heads Now go get that thing tuned!
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Can u post up the ud pulley p/n and the surpentines needed? I'm looking to do the same thing with my cam swap. Get that thing tuned and dyno'd so I can see the numbers.

Also, what did u do about the lifters during ur cam swap? Did u buy the tool to support them, pen magnets or just pull the heads and remove them all together?
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I think you just changed my mind on the durations I was looking to go with. I was shying away from 23* and 112 lsa due to the fact I'm not wanting my caddy to sound like it's about to fall on it's face. I want a HEALTHY lope and rev. Urs sounds awesome with the cut outs closed. U have stock mufflers or aftermarket?
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Originally Posted by -T-
Can u post up the ud pulley p/n and the surpentines needed? I'm looking to do the same thing with my cam swap. Get that thing tuned and dyno'd so I can see the numbers.

Also, what did u do about the lifters during ur cam swap? Did u buy the tool to support them, pen magnets or just pull the heads and remove them all together?
For the 10% underdrive pulley I used the stock belt size from a ls1 vette.
Was on the tight side at first But after a short dive its right were I want it now.

I do have aftermrket mufflers on my catback but they are quiet, just alittle louder then stock .

For my lifters I just made 2 rods that slid in behind the cam gear slots. best way. You can buy the tool from texas speed or tunder racing.
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Sounds good man. Cant wait to hear it tuned and see some numbers.
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nice!!
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You get that beast dyno'd yet? Let's see some numbers.
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Originally Posted by -T-
You get that beast dyno'd yet? Let's see some numbers.
Roads out here have so much snow I cant even get outta my driveway with the V.

Maybe this sat but We'll see...
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i feel ya, havent driven mine in over a week and its my DD. dug it out from 30+ inches a few days ago, and when i get home from work in a couple hours i have to dig it out from the 20+ we got yesterday. very annoying.
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Sounds nise!!
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DYNO numbers are here




The bottom (blue line ) are the numbers from my 220-224 cam
374hp 362 tq


the middle (green line ) is a final fun after tune
405 hp 366 tq

Final and best run (red line) we opened up the cutout
409hp 369tq
video is here

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gCgsYK86lU0



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