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Old 01-02-2016, 02:07 PM
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Default Eforce-LS6 Build (2005 CTSV) - Dyno Numbers

Finally got the CTSV completed and on the dyno. Having some issues with belt slip which seem to be related to the tensioner. Will be changing to 3.25" pulley, gates green hd belt and new tensioner to re-dyno. Build details and numbers below.

615 RWHP / 554RWTQ @7psi with Meth ... (515hp/489tq without Meth) - New numbers (667whp/645wtq @10psi w/meth)
AI 226cc LS6 Heads full ported w/titanium retainers
Compression 10.5:1
AI Custom CAM - 227/235 113LSA
Comp Cams Rocker trunnion kit
Chromoly pushrods
LS7 roller lifters
Stock Bottom End – LS6
Boost/Vacuum referenced fuel system
Custom Dual in-tank fuel system w/transfer pump preservation
Xenocron fuel surge tank with twin Bosch 044 pumps boost activated
Custom fuel lines feed/return tank to surge ALL OEM except engine bay AN6
Aeromotive FPR
Siemens 60LB injectors @43.5psi
NGK Wideband
Optima Yellow top battery relocated to trunk
Alky Control Methanol injection
LS3 MAF reference only for Meth
Corvette Drive by wire TB
Eforce supercharger kit #1540 3.5” pulley (custom fit... lots of machining made to fit LS6)
Extreme Composites Hood to accommodate Eforce SC
Custom DYNO tuned ECU in SD mode with Meth/No meth recognition setup
Creative Steel 8.8 Rear Diff
DSS 2-PC Driveshaft
Upgraded Axles/Outer CV’s
Ford Racing Center Section w/3:55 Gears
Katech LS9X Clutch
Kooks Long Tubes
Kooks Off Road Pipes
Magnaflow Exhaust
H&R Lowering Springs
CS Motor and Trans Mounts

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That bitch is bad. Do you have a build thread. Curious to the machine work and fuel system. Nice work.
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^agreed

nice looking and sounding build! I'm also interested in more info on the fuel system. (I'm running a Walboro 255 in-tank + a Radium Engineering fuel surge tank with a single Walboro 255 inside + an external FPR with AN lines under the hood and as the return.)
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Wow, you are running two maf sensors?

Good power and it looks like you didnt go cheap on the parts.

Why didnt you go with larger flowin heads?

Hows the cam at preboost rpms
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Wow, awesome V that thing is a beast! Congrats on getting the build done.
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That's awesome power! And at 7psi! She's barely breathing! Looks amazing too, I bet it has tons of low end grunt.

Naf, I'd venture to say there was no point in spending the $ on higher flowing heads especially when it's making amazing power with low boost. He'll make 3x more power with another 3psi out of a $200 pulley than $2,000 heads!
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Originally Posted by bigti99a
That bitch is bad. Do you have a build thread. Curious to the machine work and fuel system. Nice work.
I don't have a build thread but can add any details here or answer any questions.
A good friend did the work for me and setup the fuel system. I can have him chime in on specifics of the fuel system setup.
The valley cover was the most amount of work to modify to fit the supercharger, had it machined down by a local shop to clear everything. See attached pics.
I want to make some changes to the air filter as well to mount it outside of the engine bay.
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Originally Posted by Naf
Wow, you are running two maf sensors?

Good power and it looks like you didnt go cheap on the parts.

Why didnt you go with larger flowin heads?

Hows the cam at preboost rpms
Car is setup Speed Density, the MAF is strictly used for the Meth reference.

At the start of this build I was thinking of keeping it simple and heads/cam weren't on the list but for the cost of porting and everything already open decided to send them to AI. The cam was a challenge to tune for driveability at first but those bugs have been worked, very little surge. It was spec'd by AI and we have had many discussions about trying a different cam to see whether we are losing boost with this one but the power band is very good and car pulls hard.
Definitely didn't spare any money on parts, wanted to do it all right once. Thanks

The car makes power fast and the low end torque is unreal, I am hoping to be back on the dyno early march with 3.25" pulley and try to hit 650 to the wheels. The tensioner that came with the kit has been faulty and after reading this is a known issue so once that is replaced and a better belt I expect to see 10psi consistently.

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Looks fun! Who did your tuning and what dyno? Im in the Abbotsford area and have the other sliver V with HCI. Might be doing a turbo set up this year so this fuel system would be nice to see. We'll have to have a little meet sometime, there is another black v1 in town here too and we want to see this thing!
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Originally Posted by Jezus
Looks fun! Who did your tuning and what dyno? Im in the Abbotsford area and have the other sliver V with HCI. Might be doing a turbo set up this year so this fuel system would be nice to see. We'll have to have a little meet sometime, there is another black v1 in town here too and we want to see this thing!
Tuning (HP Tuners) and build was done by my friend Matt. Dyno was done at Speed Pro HP in Surrey on DynoJet. I will be out at Mission Raceway this year for sure.
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are you using the evap line as your fuel return?
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I bet that car is a ton of fun, what were the SAE numbers?
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Oh...I know exactly who you are now lol! I was back and forth with your builder about a few things and he sent me the photos of the valley cover after he had it machined and drilled for the flush bolts. He also said Lingenfelter screwed you over with the oil sender piece b/c they said the bolt was separate after spending an outrageous amount for it.

Been a long time coming! Glad you guys got everything worked out! I see you guys also went with the rear steam port tie in as well.
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Over 500ftlbs from 3000rpms and up...bet it feels AWESOME on the street.
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Originally Posted by jclayc
are you using the evap line as your fuel return?
Using Nylon oem tubing for return
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Originally Posted by itsslow98
I bet that car is a ton of fun, what were the SAE numbers?
I don't recall seeing the SAE numbers, usually about 3% less I believe.
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Originally Posted by DMM
Oh...I know exactly who you are now lol! I was back and forth with your builder about a few things and he sent me the photos of the valley cover after he had it machined and drilled for the flush bolts. He also said Lingenfelter screwed you over with the oil sender piece b/c they said the bolt was separate after spending an outrageous amount for it.

Been a long time coming! Glad you guys got everything worked out! I see you guys also went with the rear steam port tie in as well.
That's right I gave him your contact at that time to discuss since you had already dealt with some of the issues.
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Originally Posted by jmilz28
Over 500ftlbs from 3000rpms and up...bet it feels AWESOME on the street.
It's amazing, makes the power quick, always cruising around on stock rims with Drag Radials. I need to find a good tire for the Iforged 20's


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