How much boost do you run on pump gas? What power do u make?
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How much boost do you run on pump gas? What power do u make?
I'm just curious as to what some of the power levels LS1's are at maxed out on pump gas..Any info would help..Thanks
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Originally Posted by AFRLS1
I'm just curious as to what some of the power levels LS1's are at maxed out on pump gas..Any info would help..Thanks
Then the other issue with or without supplemental injection.. example Parish went over 1000 RWHP on pump gas(93) 26 PSI and methanol injection.
Huge diff between a twin turbo 427 at 8:1 compression and a centrifugal 346 at 10.5:1.
And then the biggie.. how long has it run at those numbers When you play with low octane fuel.. you can get into trouble..
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Originally Posted by Julio
Too broad a question. Dont address displacement, compression, turbo's'/blower, IC and size, exact octane.. big diff between Ca pump 91 and Sunoco 94 or what some call 100 unleaded since they get it from a pump.
Then the other issue with or without supplemental injection.. example Parish went over 1000 RWHP on pump gas(93) 26 PSI and methanol injection.
Huge diff between a twin turbo 427 at 8:1 compression and a centrifugal 346 at 10.5:1.
And then the biggie.. how long has it run at those numbers When you play with low octane fuel.. you can get into trouble..
Then the other issue with or without supplemental injection.. example Parish went over 1000 RWHP on pump gas(93) 26 PSI and methanol injection.
Huge diff between a twin turbo 427 at 8:1 compression and a centrifugal 346 at 10.5:1.
And then the biggie.. how long has it run at those numbers When you play with low octane fuel.. you can get into trouble..
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Originally Posted by AFRLS1
all good points, i'm just shooting for a max boost for pump 93 gas with my twin setup
You can get more boost if you drop timing.. but careful on EGT issues.
And if you do pickup a little knock.. add some good gas to the tank and see if the problem goes away.. if it does.. you just found your limit.
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Originally Posted by TT402LS1
Nitrorocket is running 18psi twin set up on 93. 850rwhp. May he will chime in and givemore details.
I make somewhere over 800 rwhp on 93 octane, 18.5 psi and 18 degrees of timing. 8:1 compression, 3850 lb car. I am going to the track this week and will have some fast street car numbers I am sure. I am not as concerned with power as getting it to the ground, which has been quite a task. The Turbosmart EBC has really helped here!!
Boost should not be a concern, power and traction should. For instance, with a better top end on my setup, I would make more power at less boost, but like all of us, I have to work with what I have.
-Stock aluminum block
-Stock crank
-Stock heads(ported)
-Stock intake(ls6)
-Stock throttle body
-Stock PCM
-Stock MLS head gaskets
-GT35 BB twin turbos
-96 lb injectors
-Forged pistons, billet rods
-ARP studs through out
-Spearco intercooler
-Professionally tuned by Me and Myself and I
I like to keep it on the cheap!
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very nice number guys, we are narrowing it down here though.. 15-18 psi on pump gas 700-800 rwhp
751rwhp here, but should see well over 800 here real soon. 91 octane, no meth, 14 degrees timing. mods in sig