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Old 02-28-2006, 07:30 PM
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look at my dyno-
I just had a 224/228 .581/.588 112LSA
LS6 intake
Long tubes/ off road y-pipe/ hooker catback
New spark plugs and wires
4.10 gears
and a supposed tune put in my car and this is how it dynoed
370HP and 362TQ (76degrees, 5%humidity)
---Isn't this low? My TR224 put down 375/369 with a slipping clutch. Is there something wrong with the tune? I'm not too happy with the tune right now (Still idles crazy like it did before tune)?
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Old 02-28-2006, 09:02 PM
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anyone?
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It is low. I have the same cam with a 114 LSA in an automatic and it put down 393rwhp. I would say you have tuning issues. I know this does not help out alot but I am not good with the tuning. I mail ordered mine through Texas Speed and it was awesome.
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Yeah, that's what I figured. I'm going to have to talk to who tuned my car
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I would say your numbers are not too far off. I made 366/360 with a combo the same pretty much the same as yours. I am begining to realize that some cars just make more than others with equivelant mods the more I search around.


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It is low. I have the same cam with a 114 LSA in an automatic and it put down 393rwhp. I would say you have tuning issues. I know this does not help out alot but I am not good with the tuning. I mail ordered mine through Texas Speed and it was awesome.
That is not very common unless you have heads or something.
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Yeah, I'm also thinking that my engine is tired. It only has 69000 miles, but I don't know who owned it before me. Maybe it's been beat??
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What intake you running stock ls1 your A/F looks dead on Maybe its in the timing.
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LS6 intake. A/F is fine
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Could timing really affect that much power and torque loss?
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Timing does have a major effect but there comes a point in adding timing and getting diminishing returns from it. Don't want overkill that is for sure.

I would say do a leakdown on it, if all is well I would say try a different dyno to ensure that that one isn't off, if that dyno is correct, take it to the track and see what it will mph. Velocity in the quarter should indicate the efficiency of the car. If it traps a high MPH but dynos low then I wouldn't worry, it is just a low dynoing car.
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those numbers are not all to far off.
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Yeah, I still have to see what it runs in the 1/4.
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This is probably a dumb question, but would a bac AC Compressor rob me of any horse power? I had to replace mine because it was freezing up and (i guess) putting stress on the belts? (This is what I was told)




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