Gen 5 Camaro Racing Tech, Results - 2010 Camaro SS MT into the 8's
Jason Haines @ LPE
11-21-2010, 04:57 PM
The Lingenfelter LS9 powered 2010 Camaro SS made it into the 8's today at MIR.
Attached is a copy of the time slip. We were in the right lane. 8.997 at 158.80 mph.
I will post more vehicle details including a dyno graph later.
NW-99SS
11-21-2010, 05:03 PM
Nope, it can't be done! (According to Ford Trolls)
Great time slip and run, Congrats! :D
Jason Haines @ LPE
11-21-2010, 10:08 PM
Here are the modifcations to the car (sorry for the formatting - the formatting wasn't retained when I pasted it in):
Lingenfelter LS9 2010 Camaro SS drag car specifications (as of 21 November 2010)
Engine
o 377 CID/6.2L LS9 engine
8.5:1 compression ratio with forged JE pistons
Production GM LS9 crankshaft and titanium connecting rods
LPE CNC ported LS9 cylinder heads with OEM titanium intake valves and sodium filled hollow stem exhaust valves
Lingenfelter GT9 supercharger camshaft
Comp Cams 26918 valve springs
o GM LS9 Eaton TVS2300 supercharger
o Lingenfelter custom fabricated double stacked LS9 intercooler upper manifold
o LS9 Corvette accessory drive
o LS9 dry sump oiling system with custom front mounted dry sump tank
o Lingenfelter LS9 14% overdrive damper kit
o Lingenfelter high-flow LS9 supercharger front cover
ported to accept 102 mm throttle body
o 102 mm billet throttle body
o Lingenfelter 2.38 supercharger pulley
o Lingenfelter 160 thermostat
o American Racing 2 primary headers
Two stage dry nitrous system with progressive nitrous controller
o Lingenfelter RPM-002 switch used as nitrous window switch
o Accelerator pedal mounted WOT switch for nitrous enable
o Nitrous solenoid capable of flowing 450 hp of nitrous
Lingenfelter Camaro SS twin pump fuel system, mechanical regulator version
o 20 volt Dual Boost-A-Pump fuel pump voltage booster
o Vacuum/boost referenced Weldon fuel pressure regulator
All fuel supplied to the engine is delivered by the in-tank Lingenfelter twin fuel pump system and the 8 high flow Bosch Motorsports injectors in the LS9 manifold
o No auxiliary fuel system
LPE LNC-003 2-step
o Programmable clutch switch used to activate 2-step (NO-00-6102)
o Lingenfelter STOV-001 MPH switch used to deactivate 2-step
Lingenfelter RPM-002 switch controlled 7 LED shift light
RPS Billet Triple Carbon clutch
Prototype Lingenfelter Camaro clutch pedal return kit
RPM transmissions prepared TR6060 transmission, stock 2010 Camaro gear sets (stock ratios)
Short throw shifter and Momo shift knob
Prototype 9.5 billet differential case with 4.10:1 ring and pinion
Heavy duty Driveshaft Shop halfshafts
Custom driveshaft
BMR driveshaft loop
GM V6 Camaro brakes front and rear
SJM line lock
LPE TVS diodes on line lock and nitrous solenoids
Open exhaust (custom fabricated exhaust with underbody located turn downs)
Lingenfelter adjustable rear trailing arms
Lingenfelter adjustable rear tie rods
Lingenfelter adjustable rear stabilizer bar end links
Pedders double adjustable front and rear shocks with drag race springs
Hotchkis Chassis Max subframe brace
Front sway bar removed
Hotchkis rear anti-sway bar
Solid subframe bushings
Custom fabricated Delrin differential bushings
Lingenfelter Camaro SS body package components including:
o LPE slotted high rise hood
o LPE rear wing
Prototype Lingenfelter Camaro gauge pod with Auto Meter memory boost gauge
Kirkey racing seat with custom fabricated seat rails (still functioning power seat)
Rear mounted high capacity intercooler reservoir
High flow DC brushless intercooler fluid pump
Wheels and tires
o Bogart 16 x 4.5 front wheels with M&H 4.5/27-16 front runner tires
o CCW 16 x 10 rear wheels with M&H 12.00-16 Racemaster tires with tubes
NHRA legal 10 point roll cage, certified to 8.50
NHRA legal parachute
Racelogic VBox III GPS data logging
EFILive V2 Scan & Tune cable for calibration and in vehicle black box data logging
Roughly 4075 lbs race weight with driver (52.5% front weight bias)
Other notes:
VP Motorsports 109 unleaded race fuel
Functioning (and stock) radio
Functioning (and stock) air conditioning
2400 rpm launch setting on 2-step
1st stage of nitrous triggered at roughly 4000 rpm in 1st gear
Best quarter mile to date:
o 8.997 seconds at 158.80 mph (21 November 2010 at MIR)
o 1.384 60 time (best 60 to date of 1.377 seconds)
o Jon Ebert driver
The Lingenfelter LS9 powered 2010 Camaro SS made it into the 8's today at MIR.
Attached is a copy of the time slip. We were in the right lane. 8.997 at 158.80 mph.
I will post more vehicle details including a dyno graph later.
Jason Haines @ LPE
11-21-2010, 10:15 PM
Here is a graph of the speed versus time from our on board VBox III GPS based data logger.
The dips in the acceleration are the shifts.
The Lingenfelter LS9 powered 2010 Camaro SS made it into the 8's today at MIR.
Attached is a copy of the time slip. We were in the right lane. 8.997 at 158.80 mph.
I will post more vehicle details including a dyno graph later.
Jason Haines @ LPE
11-21-2010, 10:39 PM
Here is the chassis dyno graph from the Lingenfelter LS9 Camaro.
This is with both stages of nitrous active.
The nitrous comes in a little after 3800 RPM.
1328 lb-ft and 1243 hp.
bufmatmuslepants
11-22-2010, 08:56 AM
It was nice meeting you guys yesterday, (I had the gutted green 4th gen), if you ever wanted to put this setup in a 3000lb 4th gen Id be willing to try it for you ;)
Jason Haines @ LPE
11-22-2010, 01:37 PM
Here is the video of the run:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NJ1VUKhHGBc
We will have more video from another angle later today or tomorrow.
CHUCK427
11-22-2010, 04:13 PM
Well done!!!!!!!!
Man that car runs a CRAZY back half. 122 to 158 MPH Oh dear god...:hail:
scottywheels
11-22-2010, 08:04 PM
Congrats guys I will put you at the top of the fastest list...
ABA383
11-23-2010, 04:00 PM
That's badass guys! As a long time Lingenfelter customer and torch carrier for the ol' LT1 platform, I think I now want a 5th gen! Thanks for forging ahead and running 8s with A/C. I know John's looking down and smiling at what you guys have accomplished...
--Alan
Jason Haines @ LPE
11-23-2010, 04:07 PM
Here is video of the same run from another angle:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aU1u-y9sfAc
9t8z28
01-21-2011, 09:17 AM
Thats absolutely sick!
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