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Staging Lane
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From: Chicagoland
So close So almost at the 500 rwhp mark, 498.30 to be exact. just got back from the tune. any ideas to squeeze out just a couple more hp?
Mods are as follow,
ls2 block 4.125 bore
callies 4 inch stroke magnum crank
lunati 6.125 rods
wiseco pistons 10.7
comp cams 615-596 248-254
afr 70cc 225 heads
pwr 1.7 rocker arms
7.5x5/16 push rods
42 lb green top injectors
90/90 fast intake
84mm tb
1 7/8 kooks headers
full exaust.
this is in a 2002 zo6 stock gears.
Thanks for your time!
Mods are as follow,
ls2 block 4.125 bore
callies 4 inch stroke magnum crank
lunati 6.125 rods
wiseco pistons 10.7
comp cams 615-596 248-254
afr 70cc 225 heads
pwr 1.7 rocker arms
7.5x5/16 push rods
42 lb green top injectors
90/90 fast intake
84mm tb
1 7/8 kooks headers
full exaust.
this is in a 2002 zo6 stock gears.
Thanks for your time!
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I say port the 90 combo, add an EWP, and mill those heads down to raise the compression. Check out my 402's results with a much smaller set of heads and a much smaller cam. 511 rwhp 500 rwtq. Should make a few more once the stock ls2 tb is taken off and the Rev Xtreme 95mm tb is put on. The intake is an absolute work of art, Ron at Vengeance put a lot of time in doing it for me, and did everything possible. Even the guys at LGM said it was definately PERFECT. Thanks again Ron.
What is the compression of your motor with the 70cc heads ?? My afr 205's were milled to 58cc and comp is 11.4x to 1 and runs perfect on 93 octane.
What is the compression of your motor with the 70cc heads ?? My afr 205's were milled to 58cc and comp is 11.4x to 1 and runs perfect on 93 octane.
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I'll bet with ewp, porting of the tb/intake, and milling to get compression to 11.4 or so to 1 you'd make around 535 rwhp and around 500 rwtq.
What kind of dyno ?? DJ or Mustang ??
Forgot to mention ud pully :0
What kind of dyno ?? DJ or Mustang ??
Forgot to mention ud pully :0
Last edited by allngn_c5; Feb 14, 2009 at 06:19 AM.
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Staging Lane
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From: Chicagoland
Thanks guys, and it was a dyno jet, i don't know what the difference between the two is, but thats what it was. and i wouldn't mind seeing what a 150 shot would feel like, but it pulls like a ****** frieght train now so i am gonna have to come across someone who can whoop my *** with ease before i do that.
Post the graph!
Regardless, porting the intake and getting a 90mm TB should get you there with a retune.
Who spec'd the cam? Seems awfully big compared to many who've gotten comparable power with much smaller cams.
Regardless, porting the intake and getting a 90mm TB should get you there with a retune.
Who spec'd the cam? Seems awfully big compared to many who've gotten comparable power with much smaller cams.
if you can sell the 90mm Fast and get a ported 92mm Fast with 92mm ported NW TB or a similar quality TB you will get more rwhp than the 90mm Fast setup.
I'd go over everything and see if somethings up. Check for port mismatch, port the intake, 90mm tb, details details. If fully optimized it should put down more power in a vette as they have a much cleaner path for the exhaust. What size is the engine anyway? A ls2 block can't be 4.125" unless it's sleeved.
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Staging Lane
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She is sleeved, but they are not dartons, there were no holes around them. so i have no idea what sleeves they are. but the bore measures 4.125. and a 4 inch stroke, so thats a 427 for sure. i think the compression is whats robbing the most power, but its kinda too late for that. maybe that will make the lifespan of this motor a little longer.
I'd go over everything and see if somethings up. Check for port mismatch, port the intake, 90mm tb, details details. If fully optimized it should put down more power in a vette as they have a much cleaner path for the exhaust. What size is the engine anyway? A ls2 block can't be 4.125" unless it's sleeved.
Are the heads the big or small bore 225's?