Spartan 228/232 Cam/Stock 241's/LS6 intake = 424/396
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I apologize for the pic quality. My scanner isn't cooperating so the pic was taken with my phone. Also note the graph was printed horizontally instead of vertically. The TQ curve is big & fat.
Details:
-99 Z28 M6
-LS6 intake
-GM 28lb injectors swapped in for the 26's
-Pacesetters w/ custom Exhaust Wizard 3" Ypipe. Hooker CB w/ 3" cutout
-Spartan spec'd 228/232 .588/.581 113+3
-Stock, unported 241's cut .015 w/ GM MLS gaskets
-Comp 918's with stock locking/retaining hardware
-LS2 timing chain
-Spartan ported LS6 oil pump
-GM 10 bolt w/ 4:10's
-Spec 3 clutch w/ tick master
-Stock MAF w/screen
-Stock rockers
This was an unfancy setup with inexpensive parts that made a bunch of power. Drives great, and makes power everywhere.
<------Proving one car at a time that it doesn't take 240 degrees of duration or .650 lift to make power.
Details:
-99 Z28 M6
-LS6 intake
-GM 28lb injectors swapped in for the 26's
-Pacesetters w/ custom Exhaust Wizard 3" Ypipe. Hooker CB w/ 3" cutout
-Spartan spec'd 228/232 .588/.581 113+3
-Stock, unported 241's cut .015 w/ GM MLS gaskets
-Comp 918's with stock locking/retaining hardware
-LS2 timing chain
-Spartan ported LS6 oil pump
-GM 10 bolt w/ 4:10's
-Spec 3 clutch w/ tick master
-Stock MAF w/screen
-Stock rockers
This was an unfancy setup with inexpensive parts that made a bunch of power. Drives great, and makes power everywhere.
<------Proving one car at a time that it doesn't take 240 degrees of duration or .650 lift to make power.
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Damn, good **** Josh, what the pho, why can't I put up some numbers like that!
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very good numbers w/stock heads. Are those injectors big enough?? Car should be fun on the street.
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[QUOTE=Damian;13146401]You can. Just depends who builds the motor and specs the parts. ![Winky](https://ls1tech.com/forums/images/smilies/LS1Tech/gr_wink.gif)
Well at least I didn't leave the oil pump screw down in the pan hahahaha.
I'm gonna bring some light *** 16' rims next time on the dyno, just for *****.
Maybe on a colder day too with less heat soak
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Well at least I didn't leave the oil pump screw down in the pan hahahaha.
I'm gonna bring some light *** 16' rims next time on the dyno, just for *****.
Maybe on a colder day too with less heat soak
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Great numbers for stock heads! I just dyno'd 443/411 with a little smaller cam using stock injectors as well running an 84% duty cycle on a 70* day. I brought bigger injectors along to the dyno but ended up not needing them