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Old 05-14-2008, 10:19 AM
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This car is from a very good customer of ours in Nevada. The car previously had been to MTI for Intake, Exhaust, Camshaft, Nitrous and Clutch which left the power at ~740rwhp...

This time around the D1SC ProCharger Unit was added along with methonol injection, dual in-tank fuel system, 8 rib blower drive for future upgrades, gauges and a few other items. This is all being done on the stock LS7 motor. Before the negative nancies start in on the stock motor, we did this to see how much stock motor can take. We have done many many ProCharged setups on the stock LS7 motor ranging from 605-730 and not one has had any issue. Here are the results at 8.5psi and also a 100 shot...




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very impressive. that would be a fun ride.
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Nice numbers! I guess he changed the entire setup to work better with the procharger?
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829 has to be a record on a stock LS7. Congrats.
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829 has to be a record on a stock LS7. Congrats.
it makes me wonder now that you mention it...
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thats sick zach!! keep up the good work there man..
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Any real reason for two power adders? ATI sells many different sized blowers to support any streetable power level.

That said, I bet it's a fun car!
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thats sick zach!! keep up the good work there man..

Thanks bro! How is the car?
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Any real reason for two power adders? ATI sells many different sized blowers to support any streetable power level.

That said, I bet it's a fun car!
The car had nitrous previously. The goal was to make the 730rwhp just blower alone and then if he needed the extra bump in power the bottle was there. It is nice to be able to make that kind of power without having to constantly refill the bottle. The nitrous is just for insurance
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How much of a shot when it was at the 740 level??
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That is awesome!! I didn't think a stock LS7 would hold up to that. Very impressive!! Good job guys!

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Very nice, but aren't you worried he's one ping away from grenading the motor? When those hypereutectics go, they just about shatter.

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Thanks bro! How is the car?
car definitely drives alot better!! ill be back for those 5.3 heads that david suggested..
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Great work MTI those LS7 are mean to handle such power from two power adders.

I cant even Imagine how fast is 830rwhp and 3100lbs
Damn.
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