New dyno #'s with LE2 heads
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New dyno #'s with LE2 heads
First off this is on the stock 99K mile bottom end, stock waterpump, and heavy 17x11's with 315's with 26psi in the tires so its not a dyno queen. I'm still having the problem at 5800 RPM's. I'm starting to think its ignition related, any ideas? Other than that the car ran great on the dyno, the baseline was 391rwhp so I gained 14rwhp. I'm going to the track tomarrow so keep an eye out for that thread with track #'s. Anyway here's the graph.
http://i86.photobucket.com/albums/k1...24/LE2dyno.jpg
30rwhp gain with the heads. I wonder what it'll put down once I fix the topend problem.
Here's video of a few runs.
http://s86.photobucket.com/albums/k1...rrent=dyno.flv
http://i86.photobucket.com/albums/k1...24/LE2dyno.jpg
30rwhp gain with the heads. I wonder what it'll put down once I fix the topend problem.
Here's video of a few runs.
http://s86.photobucket.com/albums/k1...rrent=dyno.flv
Last edited by speed_demon24; 04-06-2007 at 08:11 PM.
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Originally Posted by DroppedM6Z
Well your Tq curve is worst than stock tunes.....I wouldnt be dynoing if it was mechanical, but thats just me
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Originally Posted by speed_demon24
And how exactly is the torque curve worse than a stock tune? You might want to get a clue before you start spewing random BS. And I guess I was sopposed to majically know that I had a problem that caused a power dropoff uptop without getting it on the dyno too huh?
Well for starters here's a car dyno'd with a stock tune and the Tq curve seems to hold alittle more of a line. I am not trying to be rude or **** you off, just simply saying i wouldnt be happy with the tune. Your number should start off close very close to your peak and them slowly fall, instead your tq curve is flat then jumps to make a peak number and falls again.
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Originally Posted by DroppedM6Z
Well for starters here's a car dyno'd with a stock tune and the Tq curve seems to hold alittle more of a line. I am not trying to be rude or **** you off, just simply saying i wouldnt be happy with the tune. Your number should start off close very close to your peak and them slowly fall, instead your tq curve is flat then jumps to make a peak number and falls again.
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Originally Posted by DroppedM6Z
wow, thats funny seeing how this 234/242 pulled....it sure jumps....lol.
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Originally Posted by speed_demon24
Nice #'s, is that your car? It looks like that dyno graph as the asme problem as mine just at 6000 instead of 5800. BTW my cam is abot 10 degrees smaller than an 847. That torque does make me jealous though, thats on a 355 right?
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Originally Posted by speed_demon24
Get some track #'s now. I thought the 847 was supposed to have no torque . I guess you proved that myth wrong, you have 40rwtq on me
The cars went 12.2 @ 117 like it looks in the sig pic. I have yet to mount the ET drags
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Originally Posted by DroppedM6Z
The 847 is a good cam for a shelf cam, Im wanting a custom grind when i go 383
The cars went 12.2 @ 117 like it looks in the sig pic. I have yet to mount the ET drags
The cars went 12.2 @ 117 like it looks in the sig pic. I have yet to mount the ET drags