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Old 06-06-2012, 01:35 PM
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Default For those of you who are thinking of switching to a 4150 TB setup or E85 Take a look.

Car is a 1999 camaro SS M6 with 4.10 gears. 100% STOCK internals. This car is a bolt on car only.

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Car has 2 tunes in it. 1 for E85 and the other for 93.

E85 is in red 93 is in blue. Car was tuned on E85 because I am planning on running a healthy shot of nitrous and the E85 should help out then.

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Have any previous dyno sheets with a different intake. Interested to see how much you gained with the Vic Jr. Solid numbers for sure!
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Originally Posted by Golf&GM
Have any previous dyno sheets with a different intake. Interested to see how much you gained with the Vic Jr. Solid numbers for sure!
This is a comparison to a Full bolt on 02 SS.

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SI that pulls to 6300.

Were did I see this before







whats the setup above the TB?
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Originally Posted by studderin
SI that pulls to 6300.

Were did I see this before







whats the setup above the TB?
What do you mean?
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what are you bolting to the TB.... air pan? rear of forward opering? open round air filter?

I take it the dyno was open TB, are you gona runa filter on it for street driving, no MAF I take it?
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Originally Posted by studderin
what are you bolting to the TB. I take it the dyno was open TB, are you gona runa filter on it for street driving, no MAF I take it?
I am going to run the extreme velocity carb hat and run some piping down to the air lid and use the filter in the factory location.

No MAF, speed density tuned.
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did you run that on the dyno?
Ive been told privetly form a few people that did, and it was 40-60 WHP over running a open TB. This was on 5-800 whp NA setups, but its whatturned me away for running it for street driving.

If anything I want to make a bigger wide box to bolt over the 4150TB, and tube feed that with a maff in it. And geattring air (sealed) from the front outside of the car.
NA setups don't like the tight carb hat on the TB.
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Originally Posted by studderin
did you run that on the dyno?
Ive been told privetly form a few people that did, and it was 40-60 WHP over running a open TB. This was on 5-800 whp NA setups, but its whatturned me away for running it for street driving.

If anything I want to make a bigger wide box to bolt over the 4150TB, and tube feed that with a maff in it. And geattring air (sealed) from the front outside of the car.
NA setups don't like the tight carb hat on the TB.
I ran the T.B. wide open on the dyno. I will only run the carb hat setup on the street. It will be super easy to take on and off so if I am out in mexico or at the track, I can take it off real quick and im ready to race. Stop light to stop light on the way to and from places, I will just have to deal with the power loss.
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ya,


so only pulls open TB, none with anything on?
if you get the chance I'd like to see how that dose with the filter, on the dyno just for curiosity
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Originally Posted by studderin
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so only pulls open TB, none with anything on?
if you get the chance I'd like to see how that dose with the filter, on the dyno just for curiosity
Right, only did pulls with the TB open.

I have a few little things to finish up and then I will put the carb hat on it and see what the difference is.
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I think you're going to be very dissappointed once you put that elbow on and tubing down to the lid... there's a reason the air pan and opening at the hood isi what most people go for.
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Thats great power just by switching gas. Really interested in going on E85 on my car but it already chugs gas i can only imagine how fast my gas needle would move on E85. This is a daily?
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Originally Posted by JL ws-6
I think you're going to be very dissappointed once you put that elbow on and tubing down to the lid... there's a reason the air pan and opening at the hood isi what most people go for.
This will just be on the street. It will come off when the car is being raced.
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Thats great power just by switching gas. Really interested in going on E85 on my car but it already chugs gas i can only imagine how fast my gas needle would move on E85. This is a daily?
This is a daily. The way I figured it up is that because it costs less to fill up but I get less gas mileage then it essentially costs the same as running on 93.
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Originally Posted by armyboyatc
This is a comparison to a Full bolt on 02 SS.

Was a 01 and it was American Racing Headers 1 7/8ths, ARH ORY, SLP PowerFlo, MTI lid, 4L60e and the car had a SFI steel flex plate due to the over torquing issues on the stockers.

For those looking at the graph, the dip at the end was due to a bad plug. I put it on the dyno to diagnose the break up because it was hard to really feel that high up in the RPMs at WOT.

Awesome results Trey. Anyone have any other bolt on dyno numbers they can compare too? I think both are cars are in the top 5% of what bolt on cars make.
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that e85 "tune" needs to lean out.. a bunch
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Originally Posted by turbociv910
that e85 "tune" needs to lean out.. a bunch
When it sees the big shot of nitrous it will.
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OP, what does the car weigh? Is it going to see the track at all?

Originally Posted by titter
Was a 01 and it was American Racing Headers 1 7/8ths, ARH ORY, SLP PowerFlo, MTI lid, 4L60e and the car had a SFI steel flex plate due to the over torquing issues on the stockers.

For those looking at the graph, the dip at the end was due to a bad plug. I put it on the dyno to diagnose the break up because it was hard to really feel that high up in the RPMs at WOT.

Awesome results Trey. Anyone have any other bolt on dyno numbers they can compare too? I think both are cars are in the top 5% of what bolt on cars make.
So a bolt on car with an automatic makes 362/370 with a miss????
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Originally Posted by titter
Was a 01 and it was American Racing Headers 1 7/8ths, ARH ORY, SLP PowerFlo, MTI lid, 4L60e and the car had a SFI steel flex plate due to the over torquing issues on the stockers.

For those looking at the graph, the dip at the end was due to a bad plug. I put it on the dyno to diagnose the break up because it was hard to really feel that high up in the RPMs at WOT.

Awesome results Trey. Anyone have any other bolt on dyno numbers they can compare too? I think both are cars are in the top 5% of what bolt on cars make.
I can never remember anything about your car except for how clean it was lol. My bad. And thanks for the kind words bro.

Originally Posted by turbociv910
that e85 "tune" needs to lean out.. a bunch
E85 runs more fuel than regular 93. So what you see as extremely rich on that dyno graph, is actually not rich and right on par. Its just the difference between the 2 fuels.

I asked my tuner why and 15 mins later when he was talking about lambda and theories etc, I gave up. haha.

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OP, what does the car weigh? Is it going to see the track at all?

Car should weigh in at around 3300 ish pounds. It will see the track. I need to get comfortable with the car and then im gonna let her eat.


So a bolt on car with an automatic makes 362/370 with a miss????
Idk if it was a straight up miss but a slight hickup is what he described to me. His car was legit man. People accused him of having a kit on that car for years lol. It was def a strong car.
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Originally Posted by turbociv910
that e85 "tune" needs to lean out.. a bunch
I could be wrong but this is how i see it,

it is lean, gas is stoich at 14.7 e85 is 9.7 so you see the 93 at 12.8 or so that is the equivalent of ~8.5 on e85 or .87 lambda


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