402 with TFS 235's
07-31-2009, 05:37 PM
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402 with TFS 235's 98 C5 6 speed
LS2 based 402
Lunati crank and rods
Trick Flow 235's
Jesel Mohawk rocker arms
Fast 90 ported by Mike @ TEA
NW 90 DBW throttle body
12:1 compression
GZ vacuum pump
I will post more info later with a video of the car running.
LS2 based 402
Lunati crank and rods
Trick Flow 235's
Jesel Mohawk rocker arms
Fast 90 ported by Mike @ TEA
NW 90 DBW throttle body
12:1 compression
GZ vacuum pump
I will post more info later with a video of the car running.
570 is awesome .....yeah thats something i have to do is to upgrade my heads to 235's 
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08-01-2009, 12:36 AM
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I was wondering what a bigger TFS runner would've done for my motor. Now I know. Its awesome to see your 402 and the extra compression was able to make good port velocity for a serious amount of rwtq down low !!! My motor is only 11.39 to 1, and thank you so much for showing me what a good bump in compression would do !!!!
Congratulations on a very very strong setup !! How is drivability? Sorry if it was already asked and answered, I'm tired and lazy right now. LOL. Nice job guys.
Congratulations on a very very strong setup !! How is drivability? Sorry if it was already asked and answered, I'm tired and lazy right now. LOL. Nice job guys.
08-01-2009, 07:21 AM
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Is this your personal car Nick?
If I keep my car I would be interested to see how much that C6 Z06 rear end conversion would cost. I will finally actually meet you guys at the dyno day and introduce myself, I know we have crossed paths a few times at mooresville.
If I keep my car I would be interested to see how much that C6 Z06 rear end conversion would cost. I will finally actually meet you guys at the dyno day and introduce myself, I know we have crossed paths a few times at mooresville.
08-01-2009, 09:14 AM
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Yup thats his personal car...Its about time he got that thing off those cinder blocks....LOL
08-01-2009, 09:55 AM
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I was wondering what a bigger TFS runner would've done for my motor. Now I know. Its awesome to see your 402 and the extra compression was able to make good port velocity for a serious amount of rwtq down low !!! My motor is only 11.39 to 1, and thank you so much for showing me what a good bump in compression would do !!!!
Congratulations on a very very strong setup !! How is drivability? Sorry if it was already asked and answered, I'm tired and lazy right now. LOL. Nice job guys.
Congratulations on a very very strong setup !! How is drivability? Sorry if it was already asked and answered, I'm tired and lazy right now. LOL. Nice job guys.
08-01-2009, 10:16 AM
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135-140 traps with some 3.90's and a tire. That beast is going easy 10's, just need to get out of the hole with it. Thats what I am hoping mine will do when I have a chance to go to the track. Best of luck with whatever you do with the car, VERY IMPRESSIVE !! That has definately got to be the highest hp 402 out !!! WOW !!
08-01-2009, 11:32 AM
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To the OP. Great job to all the guys @ williams performance. I love to see others going after the na setups. Anyone can do it with a power adder.
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