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Old 04-22-2013, 12:52 PM
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Originally Posted by BlackMamba02
ya next time i run it ima lower the tire pressure, i was just afraid of the 10 bolt if i lowered the tire pressure but if it breaks ill just find another one for cheap. yea 318whp bone stock only thing the car has is Slp Lid and Slp Dual dual exhaust which the car came with from the factory. The build sheet on the car says its rated at 345hp
I remember a few months ago I read that lowering the tire pressure in a street tire would cause the middle to cave in and would actually cause a smaller contact patch. Now, I do not know how much truth there is to that. Just some food for thought.

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Strong running car by the way! Go get that 12 sec pass

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i always see people running these Dr's at 20-25psi and doing 1.6-1.7 60fts though. thanks ima try lol
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Originally Posted by rpmmustang89
Stock manifolds,exhaust and airbox put down 318 at the wheels ? Closing in on 110mph trap speed. I knew these Ls1's were beasts but didn't realize they pumped out that much hp. Factory rated at 320hp, but thats at the crank right ?
Contrary to the stated numbers by GM, these cars have the same LS1 as what's in the Corvette, and push out 350 crank HP, which translates to roughly 310-320 WHP in an M6, and right around 300WHP or a little less in an automatic.

With the SLP package it may be slightly higher than the typical LS1 car. Big difference from a 4.6 2v putting down 220WHP.
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stock,should have a high 12 sec in it once you get things sorted out
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Originally Posted by rpmmustang89
Stock manifolds,exhaust and airbox put down 318 at the wheels ? Closing in on 110mph trap speed. I knew these Ls1's were beasts but didn't realize they pumped out that much hp. Factory rated at 320hp, but thats at the crank right ?
they all make around 350 at the crank stock... thats a good running ss. now that ls1's are getting old more and more are running poorly. this is an example of a good running of stock t56 ls1 running what it should
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Originally Posted by NoHope
Contrary to the stated numbers by GM, these cars have the same LS1 as what's in the Corvette, and push out 350 crank HP, which translates to roughly 310-320 WHP in an M6, and right around 300WHP or a little less in an automatic.

With the SLP package it may be slightly higher than the typical LS1 car. Big difference from a 4.6 2v putting down 220WHP.
What do the camaros weigh in at stock ?

No experience with 4.6's other than a ride in one and there was no torque.
All my past and current mustang had/is HCI pushrod motors.
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thanks guys, yea im hoping to get her in the 12s i know the car is capable of it now i just need to do it lol this weekend ill probably take it back down the track.
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Best of luck to you!

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Originally Posted by rpmmustang89
What do the camaros weigh in at stock ?

No experience with 4.6's other than a ride in one and there was no torque.
All my past and current mustang had/is HCI pushrod motors.
My auto with T-tops weighed in at 3,440 lbs, I think manuals and coupes are slightly lighter.
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Thanks parker, i weighed mine the other day it said 3460lbs mines a 6 speed and
also t-top
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Originally Posted by rpmmustang89
Stock manifolds,exhaust and airbox put down 318 at the wheels ? Closing in on 110mph trap speed. I knew these Ls1's were beasts but didn't realize they pumped out that much hp. Factory rated at 320hp, but thats at the crank right ?
Its old news that all of the LS1s were underrated. They all make 350 BHP with the exception of the 98-00 LS1s since they didn't get the 241 heads and ls6 intakes, etc.

Good runs OP! Thats not bad at all for a 100k mile LS1. Don't stress that 10 bolt. I've been pulling 1.6 60s with mine for several months now. Just don't do anything stupid like 5-6k RPM clutch dumps or power shifting 24/7 and you'll be fine.
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Originally Posted by GtoSpd
Its old news that all of the LS1s were underrated. They all make 350 BHP with the exception of the 98-00 LS1s since they didn't get the 241 heads and ls6 intakes, etc.

Good runs OP! Thats not bad at all for a 100k mile LS1. Don't stress that 10 bolt. I've been pulling 1.6 60s with mine for several months now. Just don't do anything stupid like 5-6k RPM clutch dumps or power shifting 24/7 and you'll be fine.
thanks man, its just a pain trying to launch the car on these tires since they stick with the stock clutch before on normal street tires id slip the clutch out a bit and the car would still spin but not that bad, these if i try the clutch will just slip lol
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didnt get to take the car back the day before the track end tanks on the radiator got a small crack and was leaking just my luck lol
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Go with an lt1 rad as a replacement and get the larger cooling capacity
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yea i read about that ill probably go with that, i havent ordered the radiator yet i was being a cheap *** when it happened and put some plastic welder where it cracked and hasnt leaked yet but its just a temporary band aid. i wanted to try to get my other car on the road so i have 2 cars to drive instead of the camaro. then i can take it to the track and run it hard and not worry so much that if something does break i wont have a car to get to work and back lol
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OP, just posted in a similiar thread, do your "free mods" since you didnt mention them yet.
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Originally Posted by NoHope
Sweet SS, good condition, seems to run strong. Seeing your times all over the place makes me like having an auto for DR though. I ran 3 times and never move more than 1/4 of a second up or down.

You should be able to hit at least a 13.1, possibly break into the 12's if you're lucky. The 01's and 02's have the best chance. Know the curb weight on that car? Get vids next time!
i can run all day long in my 6 speed car and not vary more than .25!!!! THATS A HUGE DIFFERENCE!!! can run within .1 in the 1/8 all day long
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Originally Posted by moge11
i can run all day long in my 6 speed car and not vary more than .25!!!! THATS A HUGE DIFFERENCE!!! can run within .1 in the 1/8 all day long
.25 is a big difference for an automatic. Mine was always within a few hundredths.
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still havent ran the car again yet, been dumping money in the other car to get it on the road. with more seat time i know i can get this car to break into the 12s. first time running a RWD on the track, im used to fwd's. 2.1 60ft on DR's is pathetic lol i do 2.0-2.1s with fwds on all seasons haha but im also being a conservative racer with this car because i dont want it to break and have to take the bus to work lol


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