ls6 382 Stroker Dyno results!!
12-05-2009, 10:40 AM
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ls6 382 Stroker Dyno results!! Just brought in my 91 camaro for its first (but very necessary) tune a couple weeks ago and thought I would share the results! It rolled in to the shop at just over 355 to the rears and left with 453 to the backs...and holy kelly clarkson does it pull!! The run down...
ls6 382 stroker (everything forged)t56 transmission
lanati crank,
dyers rods
comp cam 236 duration-525 lift with a 112 lsa
Arp rod bolts, ported ls6 oil pump, ported ls6 heads
ls6 intake with 39lb injectors
freshly built 3 inch exhaust all the way to a magnaflow muffler-i was told after the fact that this was too small..dammit!
frame supports, koni yellows, polyurethane bushings all the way around
4th gen gm 3.73 rear axle - posi obviously ( i will push it till it pops then get a prettier one
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453 RWHP at 119 mph
437 lbs of torque at 93 mph
100% smile at any mph...
Check it out..
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hzgg765JY1M
ls6 382 stroker (everything forged)t56 transmission
lanati crank,
dyers rods
comp cam 236 duration-525 lift with a 112 lsa
Arp rod bolts, ported ls6 oil pump, ported ls6 heads
ls6 intake with 39lb injectors
freshly built 3 inch exhaust all the way to a magnaflow muffler-i was told after the fact that this was too small..dammit!
frame supports, koni yellows, polyurethane bushings all the way around
4th gen gm 3.73 rear axle - posi obviously ( i will push it till it pops then get a prettier one
)453 RWHP at 119 mph
437 lbs of torque at 93 mph
100% smile at any mph...
Check it out..
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hzgg765JY1M
12-05-2009, 10:57 AM
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Seems like your 382 should've made a bit more but then again your cam is TINY !!! How about doing a cam swap and making another 40+ rwhp ? Don't mind me, I hear ya when you say she pulls. I'll bet that small cam and the longer stroke give you a ton of TQ from idle. Could you post a graph ?
I saw the graph at the end but can't read it. GLad you are happy bro !!!
I saw the graph at the end but can't read it. GLad you are happy bro !!!
12-05-2009, 11:04 AM
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yeah the graph is not very legible - sorry. I'm gonna reload it. The engine came complete from an 01 ta which had a 150 shot hooked up...I just wanted to put the engine and get goin...In the future I may consider some upgrades here and there but since its a daily driver in the summer, it gets me where i want to go!
I will get that graph up
I will get that graph up
12-05-2009, 02:10 PM
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Well considering its a daily driver then I say don't change a thing. That is one bad ***, and per the setup should be quite reliable. What springs do you have ? I hope you have a good set though considering you are going to DD her. Either that or you'll be changing them every year if you put a bunch of miles on the motor.
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12-10-2009, 12:18 AM
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Well considering its a daily driver then I say don't change a thing. That is one bad ***, and per the setup should be quite reliable. What springs do you have ? I hope you have a good set though considering you are going to DD her. Either that or you'll be changing them every year if you put a bunch of miles on the motor.
With a .525 lift cam he can use ls6 springs with no problem at all.
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Not huh? More like DUH? I say if he plans to DD the car, even with the .525 lift cam, go a step up from the bare minimum. I few bucks extra now and the springs will last forever, well not forever but you get the point. No need using stock springs when there are so many upgrades available at such a small investment.
12-10-2009, 10:37 PM
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THanks for the back up Frank. You also brought up a good point that I didn't even mention. Valve Float. Very serious situation that you don't want to deal with. Those spings control your valve events. When they start floating can you say trouble just waiting to happen?
12-11-2009, 01:03 AM
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So you are saying Ls6 springs wont work with an ASA cam right? Im not just looking at the lift im also looking at the ramp rate which is going to be very soft when you have such a large duration with a small amount of lift.
Not saying you are wrong but ls6 springs WILL work with that cam for many many miles.
Not saying you are wrong but ls6 springs WILL work with that cam for many many miles.
12-11-2009, 06:54 AM
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LS6 springs will work for the ASA cam, but they cannot be forgotten and will still need to be pressure checked once a year or every 15k miles.
01 springs are only rated to .540 lift, 90 seat pressure at 1.8 and 260 open, they are not as strong as 02+ (that is why GM revised them)
01 springs are only rated to .540 lift, 90 seat pressure at 1.8 and 260 open, they are not as strong as 02+ (that is why GM revised them)
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LS6 springs will work for the ASA cam, but they cannot be forgotten and will still need to be pressure checked once a year or every 15k miles.
01 springs are only rated to .540 lift, 90 seat pressure at 1.8 and 260 open, they are not as strong as 02+ (that is why GM revised them)
01 springs are only rated to .540 lift, 90 seat pressure at 1.8 and 260 open, they are not as strong as 02+ (that is why GM revised them)
What aftermarket spring would go with on this setup?
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12-11-2009, 04:33 PM
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I personaly would run PAC 1218 if I were to change them, budget then would be 02>04 LS6.
No nothing new with the ride, just DDing it. The economic crunch is making me being more careful in my spendings
No nothing new with the ride, just DDing it. The economic crunch is making me being more careful in my spendings
