built motor question
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built motor question
So, i havent mad a post in forever but im not dead.
Anyway looking at a f body that has this motor build what hp would this car make threw a built auto.
Engine..................
346 LS1 Built
-T-Rex V.2 Cam (242/248 .608/.612 110LSA)
-PRC GM 5.3L Stage 2.5 Heads
-Mahle -4cc Forged Flat tops
-LS2 Timing Set
-LS6 Ported and Shimmed Oil Pump
-GM LS6 MLS Head Gaskets
-ARP Rod bolts and Main Stud kit
-LS6 Intake
-Racetronic's 37# injectors
Exhaust
Exhaust...........
-Hooker Painted LT's 1.75" primaries w/ 3" collector
-TSP X Pipe
-Dyno Max Bullets dumped before the axle
he said its built for a 200 shot.. but does not include any nitrous stuff.
Anyway looking at a f body that has this motor build what hp would this car make threw a built auto.
Engine..................
346 LS1 Built
-T-Rex V.2 Cam (242/248 .608/.612 110LSA)
-PRC GM 5.3L Stage 2.5 Heads
-Mahle -4cc Forged Flat tops
-LS2 Timing Set
-LS6 Ported and Shimmed Oil Pump
-GM LS6 MLS Head Gaskets
-ARP Rod bolts and Main Stud kit
-LS6 Intake
-Racetronic's 37# injectors
Exhaust
Exhaust...........
-Hooker Painted LT's 1.75" primaries w/ 3" collector
-TSP X Pipe
-Dyno Max Bullets dumped before the axle
he said its built for a 200 shot.. but does not include any nitrous stuff.
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My guess 440-450rwhp, possibly more, really depends on the dyno.
I personally do not like pistons with sharp edges for nitrous and I cannot for certain say those pistons have sharp edges, but most with valve reliefs do. Creates hot spots
I personally do not like pistons with sharp edges for nitrous and I cannot for certain say those pistons have sharp edges, but most with valve reliefs do. Creates hot spots
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All of us are. I have been hot rodding for 10+ years (read: not long at all) and still don't know crap! Once you think you got it figured out is about the time you realize you don't know anything.
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For a 200 shot i would want aftermarket rods. when and engine is "built for" does not mean that it can only take it 10 times. I think you'll be over the limit for the stock rods.
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very good info gordon. i was wondering about that as well..
the last car i had built, well more like i paid the bill and the shop put it together was a 67 corvette, and what works on old school iron does nothing on the new stuff. then about 4 years ago i had a big single turbo supra with aftermarket rods etc etc etc.. but nothing in the toyota world is like the gm stuff.
so when tuned if it makes say 400 whp.. then a 125-150 shot to be safe, that should be be a pretty quick camaro i would think.. the car is also an auto.. Id rather row gears but sometimes you cant pass up a car
the last car i had built, well more like i paid the bill and the shop put it together was a 67 corvette, and what works on old school iron does nothing on the new stuff. then about 4 years ago i had a big single turbo supra with aftermarket rods etc etc etc.. but nothing in the toyota world is like the gm stuff.
so when tuned if it makes say 400 whp.. then a 125-150 shot to be safe, that should be be a pretty quick camaro i would think.. the car is also an auto.. Id rather row gears but sometimes you cant pass up a car