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Old 10-21-2004, 11:34 AM
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Default AFR 205 / G5X-3 Dyno Results....

Another thread from the Corvette Forum...

This set-up would be approaching 500 RWHP with a FAST 90 and an electric WP....

Check out the link

http://forums.corvetteforum.com/showthread.php?t=929941
Old 10-21-2004, 11:44 AM
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awesome results! seems to be a potent combo
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Wow, he doesn't even have the 90mm setup yet! Were those heads milled at all or were they just out of the box CNC heads?
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What compression would that leave his heads at being milled .040? (according to his sig?)

Badass results BTW!
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Very Nice results. Any word on the 225's?
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Its right at 11:1,
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Was there any flycutting involved? I'm assuming a stock piston and bottom end.
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Yes, Flycutting was necessary. 75 thou to be exact.
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afr heads are a custom casting, not a machined stock head.
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Very nice results. Congrats.
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Louis, what custom piston would you recommend for a shortblock with 225cc AFRs and your nasty cam. Thanks. Is 2cc relief enough?

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kick *** numbers!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Thanks Tony for posting the link. I'm not on the boards all that much.

The car is a real screamer. I couldn't be more happy with the results, considering there is still alot more potential in it.
The car drives great. I can easly drive it everyday.

Big thanks to LG for the great parts and Speed Inc. for the great tuning.
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Dang those are some good numbers
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... And the combo was dynoed at Speed Inc. so all in all very fair results.
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Nice #'s

I like the torque..
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Very Sweet. Those torque numbers are insane. I've also noticed how the AFR's really seem to come alive in the 3500-5000rpm range compared to a stock ported casting.
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sounds like AFR's are starting to shine. Great numbers
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What was the final CC of the heads and what thickness of gasket did u use-BTW very impressive-enjoy!
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Originally Posted by Pro Stock John
... And the combo was dynoed at Speed Inc. so all in all very fair results.

Exactly what I was thinking John, very impressive #'s.



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