G-FORCE Stg III 2010 Camaro L99!!

Old 07-09-2010, 10:38 AM
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Exclamation G-FORCE Stg III 2010 Camaro L99!!

Just finshed another Stg III 2010 Camaro! This car sounds amazing at idle and WOT! The gains were very impressive! I will post a video later.


2010 Camaro SS L99
  • G-Force Cam Kit
  • 22x/24x Comp Cam LSL Lobes
  • PRC .675 Dual Spring Kit w Ti Retainers
  • Comp 3/8 Pushrods
  • LS7 Lifters
  • DOD/VVT Delete
  • G-Force/WCCH Stg II LS3 Heads
  • Powerbond UD Pulley
  • Roto-Fab Cold Air Intake
  • MSD Wires & NGK Plugs
  • 160 Thermostat
  • Kooks 1 7/8 Headers with Cats
  • Corsa Sport Catback
  • G-Force Trans Cooler Kit
  • Circle D Billet 3200 Stall converter

441 RWHP
400 RWTQ






Old 07-09-2010, 12:38 PM
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A gain of 119 RWHP and 82 RWTQ for H/C and supporting bolt-ons in an auto car is great but looking at the area under the curve in your graph makes me even more impressed.
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I saw this car today. He is a customer of mine, that thing sounds sick, great lope and revs like a S.O.B.!!!
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Originally Posted by joeoby78
I saw this car today. He is a customer of mine, that thing sounds sick, great lope and revs like a S.O.B.!!!


Ronnies a beast and so is his car!!!
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Originally Posted by TWS
A gain of 119 RWHP and 82 RWTQ for H/C and supporting bolt-ons in an auto car is great but looking at the area under the curve in your graph makes me even more impressed.
G-Force doesn't **** around.
Old 07-10-2010, 11:22 AM
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eh who cares about another camaro. mike when you gonna post the new results from the burbzilla dyno?
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Originally Posted by Mike TexaSS
Ronnies a beast and so is his car!!!
Yes he is, when he comes and buys things for his wife he checks her waist size by making sure it fits around his thigh!
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Originally Posted by joeoby78
Yes he is, when he comes and buys things for his wife he checks her waist size by making sure it fits around his thigh!
lol
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I didnt know you guys have your own heads? West Coast Cylinder Heads?

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Sad to see the VVT delete but still stout numbers for sure
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Originally Posted by 3.8redbird
Sad to see the VVT delete but still stout numbers for sure
When you replace the cam, it is a good idea to delete the VVT. powerband
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Originally Posted by merlinn
When you replace the cam, it is a good idea to delete the VVT. powerband
Unless your going mid .6xx lift VVT is a better all around for a street/strip car.
VVT is only lacking when you want BIG lift due to P/V clearance. .580 lift is possible with VVT and will yield great numbers down low

Why does everyone want to delete innovation?
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Cannot wait for the video, i wanna hear it.
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Originally Posted by ZONES89RS
Cannot wait for the video, i wanna hear it.
+1 i wanna hear this thing in action!
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I will post it monday. Im being lazy.
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Originally Posted by Mike TexaSS
I will post it monday. Im being lazy.
It's Tuesday, beyotch. Post that **** up. You know how much I love street cars.
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Hhahahahhaaa, we are waiting.
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Damnit Mike.
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Originally Posted by 3.8redbird
Unless your going mid .6xx lift VVT is a better all around for a street/strip car.
VVT is only lacking when you want BIG lift due to P/V clearance. .580 lift is possible with VVT and will yield great numbers down low

Why does everyone want to delete innovation?
Actually, the testing that TSP and Comp Cams have done have shown that about .500" lift is it on those stock AFM lifters....you CAN run more than that with them, but testing has shown the extra lift to significantly reduce their life and in many cases they have had catastrophic lifter failure due to that lift. There's a reason the handful of Comp "shelf" cams for those AFM lifters are only .500" lift. Comp would run more if they felt it was safe, but it's not. Now, swap those lifters out and kill the AFM and keep the VVT, and you've got a whole new world of power possibilities to explore!

Sorry to hi-jack, G-force....Nice results as usual!
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That's a lot of power ! What can you get out of these things all motor?

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