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Old 02-13-2010, 11:51 AM
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Default CalSpeed 424" LS3/LS7 Goes 611 rwhp n/a, 808 rwhp n20 on mustang dyno

Had a customers 02 Z06 on the dyno with some pleasing results.

Mustang 1100SE (Eddy Current) Chassis Dyno

Best numbers were 611 rwhp SAE N/A. (Not on a dyno jet mind you). 91 octane pump gas.

On the single plate N20 setup we made 805 rwhp but had to shut it down immediately because we are out of fuel with the 255lph intank /w boost-a-pump, now upgrading to a twin-intank pump setup.

Shortblock - CSP LS3/LS7 Custom
CalSpeed (CSP) Built 424" - LS3 Block setup for LS7 head fitment.
4.105" x 4.00" - LS3 Block - Custom Wiseco Pistons (11.27:1 Compression)
6.125" H-beam Rods, 4.00" Forged Crankshaft

Valvetrain/heads:
Tony Mamo was nice enough to take our bare CNC LS7 castings and do his magic to them and do some custom work on the heads/intake since he had them. This was the first set of LS7 heads he had ever worked on, so he was pretty amazed to get 400 cfm on his flow bench. We normally take care of this stuff in house, but our customer is a good friend of Tony (I think he was even in his wedding, lol) and was happy to help him out.

-CSP/Mamo Custom Spec'ed CNC LS7 Cylinder Heads - Hand Finished by Tony Mamo (400.1 cfm), AFR Custom Double Spring (Speced by Tony Mamo), Custom Titanium intake / hollow stainless exhaust valves

-CSP LS7-XL Camshaft, Crane Billet Lifters, 3/8" Tapered Pushrods, Yella Terra LS7 Non-Adjustable Shaft Rockers,

-Ported LS7 Intake Manifold (which made identical to our in house LS7 intake & stock LS7 intake surprisingly. Some setups respond better than others , 60lb Injectors, Factory LS7 fuel rail, 255lph intank pump /w Racetronix Wiring Kit, Boost-A-Pump

-Factory 85mm Z06 MAF, Haltech Intake, 1-7/8" ARH Longtubes /w 3" Corsa Catback, Meziere EWP, UD Pulley, Full accessories including a/c belt on.

-Dynoed on MT ET Streets 28x12.5

-RPM T-56, Triple Carbon Disc Clutch,

-Custom CSP Nitrous System - Fully Automated Trick Performance Progressive - HSW Timing Retard, Custom hidden trunk enclosure.


I'll get a dyno graph uploaded shortly (ignore the spike where it lost signal during run). RWTQ was about 535 on other runs.


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interesting dyno graph.......nice numbers..
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Awesome numbers, just curious which RPM t56 is that? The RPM in Santa Clarita?
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RPM is a shop back east that builds transmissions....
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Originally Posted by SoCal01z28
RPM is a shop back east that builds transmissions....
Thats what I figured, RPM in scv builds them as well.
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RPM back east is correct.
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very nice, i like how it's still using 91 pump gas.
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You don't mention that Tony ported the intake as well, why is that?

Do you see the 85mm MAF as a restriction?
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Thats awesome flow out of those heads, what has to be done to the LS3 block to fit the LS7 heads?
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Originally Posted by MrElectric03
Thats awesome flow out of those heads, what has to be done to the LS3 block to fit the LS7 heads?
mininum bore is 4.100 for a ls7 head, i believe the bore he stated is 4.105, so either he resleeved it or bored the stock sleeve to 4.105...
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Originally Posted by Ryne @ CMS
mininum bore is 4.100 for a ls7 head, i believe the bore he stated is 4.105, so either he resleeved it or bored the stock sleeve to 4.105...
Hmm, is it safe to bore it .040-.045"?
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Originally Posted by ss.slp.ls1
You don't mention that Tony ported the intake as well, why is that?

Do you see the 85mm MAF as a restriction?
We saw zero gain back to back with another stock LS7 intake manifold we had laying around right on the dyno (swapped while still strapped down on the dyno about 6 months ago when we were doing some testing with a new cam that I did for it).

I have not tested with no MAF yet. If the customer wants to go SD or try a 100mm setup then id love to try it, but thats up to him.

We are adding a vacuum pump setup to it later this week which I am hoping to see some interesting results on. Should be on dyno again thursday or friday and to the track on the motor n/a this weekend.

Stock sleeve block bored to 4.105"
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Any reason you didnt go with a 4.100" stroke crank?
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Originally Posted by CalSpeedPerformance
We saw zero gain back to back with another stock LS7 intake manifold we had laying around right on the dyno (swapped while still strapped down on the dyno about 6 months ago when we were doing some testing with a new cam that I did for it).

I have not tested with no MAF yet. If the customer wants to go SD or try a 100mm setup then id love to try it, but thats up to him.

We are adding a vacuum pump setup to it later this week which I am hoping to see some interesting results on. Should be on dyno again thursday or friday and to the track on the motor n/a this weekend.

Stock sleeve block bored to 4.105"
that result is surprising i actually did a similiar test on my z06 when it was stock, i swapped from a stock intake to a ported intake and picked up 10 and 10... but there are alot of different variable that go into play.
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We did leave the ported intake on the car but saw no gain at the time. I doubt we'd try it again but ill post our new results with vacuum pump setup etc near the weekend or so.

We've changed alot of parts since we did that test awhile back.
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Originally Posted by CalSpeedPerformance
We saw zero gain back to back with another stock LS7 intake manifold we had laying around right on the dyno (swapped while still strapped down on the dyno about 6 months ago when we were doing some testing with a new cam that I did for it).

I have not tested with no MAF yet. If the customer wants to go SD or try a 100mm setup then id love to try it, but thats up to him.

We are adding a vacuum pump setup to it later this week which I am hoping to see some interesting results on. Should be on dyno again thursday or friday and to the track on the motor n/a this weekend.

Stock sleeve block bored to 4.105"
Who ported the intake?



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