will i make 450rwhp or more with..???? help
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will i make 450rwhp or more with..???? help
i have a 00 ws6,
in construction :
H/C package consist of:
LS6 cnc patriot heads (64 cc 2.00 and 1.57 210cc)
healthy cam bout 228/2.. 590 59. lift
LSX Fast manifold
90 mm TB
cam gear
oil pump
headers pacsetters LTs
flowmasters muf.
and a hellava major perf. TUne by HADDAD motorsports
i think thas it ..
will i make 450 or more rwhp???? help
in construction :
H/C package consist of:
LS6 cnc patriot heads (64 cc 2.00 and 1.57 210cc)
healthy cam bout 228/2.. 590 59. lift
LSX Fast manifold
90 mm TB
cam gear
oil pump
headers pacsetters LTs
flowmasters muf.
and a hellava major perf. TUne by HADDAD motorsports
i think thas it ..
will i make 450 or more rwhp???? help
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cam gear? and most likely you will not hit those numbers unless you go with a more aggressive cam such as ms4 or g5x3 and the tune is dead on....youd probably see around 410-430 with that setup listed
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no, and if youre gonna ask stupid questions at least give us the full cam specs.
And BTW this isnt the right forum for this.
And BTW this isnt the right forum for this.
Last edited by brad8266; 08-23-2007 at 09:01 PM.
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I think with a really perfect tune and a 64x 64x cam you should see 400 through an a4. Autos just dont dyno high but dont get hung up on dyno #'s that car w/ a 4k stall and 1.5 60's should run mid to low 7's in the 1/8th. sounds like a nice car and you should have alot of fun with it. All that matters is ET not dyno #'s.
If you go to 4 different dynos you'll get 4 different #'s.
If you go to 4 different dynos you'll get 4 different #'s.
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Like the other guy said, wrong forum. But this might help.
https://ls1tech.com/forums/showthrea...2&page=1&pp=20
https://ls1tech.com/forums/showthrea...2&page=1&pp=20
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get the ms4 i love it!!!! I don't know my numbers but I'm cam only and have beat 2 head and cam ls1's. One of those I know ran a 7.45 at the track I had him by a car or so in the 1/8th on the street, and pulled a total of 2.5 cars in the 1/4. Both of us are autos
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I get it now. I'm no expert but i cant see how afr's can make more hp up top my tsp 2.5 5.3's flow the same. maybe a little down lower but thats not going to help w/ max rwhp. w/ all else being equal ie. chamber size.
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No you might see 400. A bigger cam does not always mean more power. From what I have read it seems you dont really have any idea on how to match the cam to the heads or any of the parts to work together. Good luck though
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I get it now. I'm no expert but i cant see how afr's can make more hp up top my tsp 2.5 5.3's flow the same. maybe a little down lower but thats not going to help w/ max rwhp. w/ all else being equal ie. chamber size.
Here.. read this.. you will learn a lot if you understand it.
https://ls1tech.com/forums/showpost....08&postcount=1
Max flow numbers at and above .600.. in 90%+ of LS1 applications, are meaningless. And then when you understand the flow characteristics of the head, you can (or can pay someone) select the proper valve events to maximize the head flow into the cylinder, and out of it.. and that's how you determine what the correct cam is (kind of over simplified since compression, header selection, valve size, even rod length, etc are taken into consideration).