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Old 07-23-2008, 05:10 PM
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Default Race Proven Motorsports TFS 215 RPM-3 Cam

Just got the car off the dyno alittle bit ago. Im pretty impressed with the numbers.
2002 Camaro with 15k Miles

Trickflow CNC'd 215cc Milled to 59cc's
RPM-3 Cam 23x-24x on a 114lsa
ARH 1 3/4 with cats GMMG Catback
RPM Ported Fast 92 intake and TB
3600 stall
Stock Rear

Results are on a Mustang Dyno and weather wasnt the greatest today.

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Nice Fran, you better get me those same numbers, lol. Dude i just got back in NC
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Thanks Fran! I'm glad I took my car to your shop, you guys made sure I'll be back for a tranny and rear!!! Cause I am soooo going to kill my rear and tranny!!
But it's all worth it! I'll be over in a bit to pick it up!! Can't wait to let it rip!
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are those RWHP #'s or conversions used to get bHP? the only reason I ask is because it stated "Engine Power" and "Engine Torque" on the graph...

If that's uncorrected rear wheel numbers then that is one hell of a good combo, congrats...
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Originally Posted by 1SlowFormula
are those RWHP #'s or conversions used to get bHP? the only reason I ask is because it stated "Engine Power" and "Engine Torque" on the graph...

If that's uncorrected rear wheel numbers then that is one hell of a good combo, congrats...

Those are RWHP Numbers.
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Nice work Fran!! I can't wait we really start playing with my car
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Originally Posted by BlueSLPCamaro
Thanks Fran! I'm glad I took my car to your shop, you guys made sure I'll be back for a tranny and rear!!! Cause I am soooo going to kill my rear and tranny!!
But it's all worth it! I'll be over in a bit to pick it up!! Can't wait to let it rip!
Congrads Joey
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That's a mean looking torque curve. And with cats and a stalled auto no less. Sweet.
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Congrats! You should have an easy 10.9 car with that kind of power. My old combo went 11.4@119 with 380rwhp.
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Originally Posted by Formula413
That's a mean looking torque curve. And with cats and a stalled auto no less. Sweet.

Thanks. I was happy with the results. It was the first time i used that cam.

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Congrats! You should have an easy 10.9 car with that kind of power. My old combo went 11.4@119 with 380rwhp.

Thats what we are hoping for matt. Whens your car gonna be ready?
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so lets suppose i have drag radials on my c5, i only manage a 1.90 60 foot
my car makes 532 rwhp @ a low 6400 rpms and has a peak of 470 torque and has a minimum 450ft/lbs torque from 3000-6200.. what do you think my car would run?? lets assume a weight with me in the car of 3350
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9sec--10.9-11.1@130mph if you can shift well.

FWIW--when I ran my 10.35@129 1.43 60ft I was only making 535rwhp 505rwtq (through a th400)

Fran-I hope to have everything wrapped up by the beginning of next season. Still trying to decide on engine management and what wilson plate/hood to use.
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Damn, those are some strong numbers through a catted, stalled auto on a Mustang dyno. Makes me want those TFS heads even more now. I've seen nothing but great results with those. It seems any well matched cam with a set of TFS 215s and FAST setup is almost guaranteed high 400s to the wheels on a Dynojet at this point because of how far the R&D has come along.
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Here is a idle clip of the car.

http://www.fquick.com/videos/viewvideo.php?id=6913




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