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Old 01-27-2010, 11:24 AM
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Exclamation G-Force TVS 2300 2010 Camaro w a little suprise!

We just finished another TVS 2010 Camaro! This car came straight from the dealership to us. Paul went with the works! I will post more pics of the car and some dyno vids later!


2010 Camaro SS L99
  • Magnacharger TVS 2300 Supercharger @ 8 psi
  • Kenne Bell BAP
  • ADM Cold Air Intake
  • Kooks 1 7/8 Headers
  • Magnaflow 3" Catback
  • Nitrous Outlet Maggie N2o Plate (75hp)
  • MSD Wires NGK TR7 Plugs
  • Eibach Pro Kit Spring Kit
  • SJM Line Lock Kit
  • G-Force Custom Dyno Tune


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Motor w TVS

508 RWHP
526 RWTQ

TVS + 75hp n20

623 RWHP
737 RWTQ






http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IiIRr7NP0HE

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Its cool how you can add a modest shot of Nitrous and gain a big chunk of power on FI applications!! +115 rwhp and +210 rwtq ! Far better results then any N/A motor would get from that same 75 shot.

Now for my question, whats the reason ? I have an opinion, but would like to know the correct answer for sure.

Great job, and any chance on a bigger shot or is the fuel system maxed out ?
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Originally Posted by allngn_c5
Its cool how you can add a modest shot of Nitrous and gain a big chunk of power on FI applications!! +115 rwhp and +210 rwtq ! Far better results then any N/A motor would get from that same 75 shot.

Now for my question, whats the reason ? I have an opinion, but would like to know the correct answer for sure.

Great job, and any chance on a bigger shot or is the fuel system maxed out ?
I believe that happens because those style of blowers make a lot of heat so a shot cools off the air much more then it would on a NA setup. I could be wrong though. 03-04 cobras will react the same way to a small shot on a stock eaton.
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Originally Posted by 180ls1
I believe that happens because those style of blowers make a lot of heat so a shot cools off the air much more then it would on a NA setup. I could be wrong though. 03-04 cobras will react the same way to a small shot on a stock eaton.
Exactly!

Nice work G-Force.
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Wow that is freaking awesome.
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Originally Posted by 180ls1
I believe that happens because those style of blowers make a lot of heat so a shot cools off the air much more then it would on a NA setup. I could be wrong though. 03-04 cobras will react the same way to a small shot on a stock eaton.
Well that was one of my theories. I see Pat G is backing you up too. Thanks for confirming my opinion.
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Damn, those are some great numbers! Makes me want to go FI down the road and just drop the shot down.
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It loves the n20!
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Originally Posted by allngn_c5
Well that was one of my theories. I see Pat G is backing you up too. Thanks for confirming my opinion.
I have had 6 03-04 cobra's, all were sprayed on with 100-250 and the power they made was stupid. These blowers love that air to be cold.




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