LS4 Performance - 309hp - 322 ft lbs
Area47
08-26-2006, 07:49 PM
to the wheels
in an 05 gxp
on a 60 shot.
mods thus far
magnaflow mufflers
removed resonator
k&n intake kit {63 series, which does gain power all the way up}
N.O.S. wet kit
60 shot, put down 63-65 hp.
westers/tunetime ecm/tcm
wheeeeeeeeeeeeeee
working on more toys to work on this car to gain some more power before a blower, or heads and cam goes on it.
Chrsmi1
08-26-2006, 09:56 PM
to the wheels
in an 05 gxp
on a 60 shot.
mods thus far
magnaflow mufflers
removed resonator
k&n intake kit {63 series, which does gain power all the way up}
N.O.S. wet kit
60 shot, put down 63-65 hp.
westers/tunetime ecm/tcm
wheeeeeeeeeeeeeee
working on more toys to work on this car to gain some more power before a blower, or heads and cam goes on it.
very, very nice
BigMikeGXP
08-26-2006, 09:58 PM
Good numbers... what were you getting with the other mods but without the 60 shot?
SidewaysLS4
08-27-2006, 07:52 AM
Sweet!
Area47
08-27-2006, 11:14 AM
Good numbers... what were you getting with the other mods but without the 60 shot?
249 was the best of the day, but the motor pass right before the two bottle runs were 246-247hp, and 270-274 ft lbs.
torque isn't what it should be. but never the less it's over 300
BigMikeGXP
08-27-2006, 03:44 PM
249 was the best of the day, but the motor pass right before the two bottle runs were 246-247hp, and 270-274 ft lbs.
torque isn't what it should be. but never the less it's over 300
Sounds like something is off. Everyone that has dynoed their stock LS4 gets 245-250 to the wheels.
SDfbody
08-27-2006, 04:00 PM
Sounds like something is off. Everyone that has dynoed their stock LS4 gets 245-250 to the wheels.
Different dyno, different day.
Area47
08-27-2006, 10:03 PM
iat's were limiting the timing severaly.
damn near 100 degrees in the shop i was doing it in.
the car bone stock put down 253 hp and 274 ft lbs. it was also 70 degrees in the shop
also bone stock ran a 13.89@97 mph
couple weeks back i pulled a 13.77@103 out of it.
you don't realize how much air temps play hell with these cars till it drops 10 degree's
i'll go back and dyno it when its 60 degrees out, and do a hell of a lot better
BigMikeGXP
08-28-2006, 12:27 AM
damn near 100 degrees in the shop i was doing it in.
ahhhh... yeah that could be a problem.
Area47
08-28-2006, 09:09 AM
ahhhh... yeah that could be a problem.
it was making more power from 3500-4374. then it took a 10 hp dump. and followed the stock power line for a couple months back when it was 110 degrees on the dyno.
so, in conclusion, the k&n does make more power. just not in the heat! :bang:
BigMikeGXP
08-28-2006, 10:32 AM
yeah...
Heat > LS4
Ive tried several things to help get some of the heat out from under the hood, but nothing really helps much. Removed the engine cover, fire shield, and the weatherstripping that seals the hood at the bottom of the windshield. Seems it cools down a tad quicker once you get moving, but now I can hear the injectors as well as a ton of engine noise as im accelerating. :bang:
I wish the a/c condensor was at the back of the car.
How well does the K&N seem to seal up against the hood and surrounding parts?
BuffaloSS
08-28-2006, 10:53 AM
I wish the a/c condensor was at the back of the car.
How well does the K&N seem to seal up against the hood and surrounding parts?
Is THAT what whines like a stuck pig when the A/C is on?
Area47
08-28-2006, 02:12 PM
yeah...
Heat > LS4
Ive tried several things to help get some of the heat out from under the hood, but nothing really helps much. Removed the engine cover, fire shield, and the weatherstripping that seals the hood at the bottom of the windshield. Seems it cools down a tad quicker once you get moving, but now I can hear the injectors as well as a ton of engine noise as im accelerating. :bang:
I wish the a/c condensor was at the back of the car.
How well does the K&N seem to seal up against the hood and surrounding parts?
ehhh, dunno, hard to see it with the hood closed
:judge:
i don't have any lines on the fire mat yet from it. then again i really don't open the hood that often to check things.
another thing id love to try is a variable resistance set up on the iat sensor. i know it can be hardset through hptuners. but i don't have that sooooooo. im stuck
dunno just an idea
BigMikeGXP
08-28-2006, 06:52 PM
Is THAT what whines like a stuck pig when the A/C is on?
Yeah... damn that thing is annoying sometimes. Seems to do it mostly when the engine has been idleing alot, or in slow 5-10 mph traffic.
ehhh, dunno, hard to see it with the hood closed
i don't have any lines on the fire mat yet from it. then again i really don't open the hood that often to check things.
another thing id love to try is a variable resistance set up on the iat sensor. i know it can be hardset through hptuners. but i don't have that sooooooo. im stuck
dunno just an idea
Ive got a new thermistor on order to try out. Its the omega 44005 that the GTO guys swear by. It has a much faster reaction time to temperature change and is less prone to heat soak. I should be trying it out in the next few weeks.
Area47
08-28-2006, 08:50 PM
Yeah... damn that thing is annoying sometimes. Seems to do it mostly when the engine has been idleing alot, or in slow 5-10 mph traffic.
Ive got a new thermistor on order to try out. Its the omega 44005 that the GTO guys swear by. It has a much faster reaction time to temperature change and is less prone to heat soak. I should be trying it out in the next few weeks.
i thought the iat was built into the mas air?
or did you go speed density already?
ChipC
08-28-2006, 10:47 PM
GTO guys do a wiring harness mod to use the new IAT sensor instead of the one in the MAF.
Chip
BigMikeGXP
08-29-2006, 12:39 AM
GTO guys do a wiring harness mod to use the new IAT sensor instead of the one in the MAF.
Chip
^^^that... i bought a kit with a bunch of the GM connectors so I won't have to splice the wires. Just need to re-route the 2 IAT wires to the new sensor... just haven't figured out where or how im going to mount it.
Tried the speed density for shits and giggles. Disconnected the maf sensor, lost traction control and stability control, plus the transmission went into default pressure mode. So i promptly re-connected the maf. You can fix the default pressure setting in HP Tuners, but I don't think as of now there is anyway to keep traction and stability control.
Area47
08-29-2006, 09:14 AM
hmmmmm lemmie know how that works out for ya. moving the iat to the front of the filter would seem like a good place to put it. well at least in my crappy opinion.