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Old 09-30-2010, 05:35 PM
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Originally Posted by bene
C He even left the rev limit at 6K. He does know his stuff though.
how do these statements go together? ahhaha
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Originally Posted by disc0monkey
how do these statements go together? ahhaha
Did you read the statement before that? He wanted to play safe w/ my tune hence he left the rev limiter at 6K rpm.

It's okay though, I have HPTuners and I can bump that up to atleast 6500.
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how is that safe? do you lost that a4 didnt you? do you still have the stock valvesprings? i dont get it.
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Originally Posted by disc0monkey
how is that safe? do you lost that a4 didnt you? do you still have the stock valvesprings? i dont get it.
He knew I was still on stock bottom end and stock rod bolts so he didn't bump it up.

Like I said, he was really conservative tuning my car, played too safe, IMO.

My valve springs are upgraded along w/ pushrods and the rockers' trunion. He was well aware of those but yet he decided to stick with his plan.
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Originally Posted by BIG_MIKE2005
Because you also cannot compare a stock grind cam to a aftermarket cam even with the exact same set of stock 243 heads.
I agree, but 60rwhp more?
I have seen many 224/224 cam cars with 243 heads,, LT's, LS6 intake, stock 3.42 gears & 6-speed lay down 430+RWHP over the years.

I don't spend a lot of time in dyno rooms, but that still seems REALLY high for a cam with 222 duration

These newer EPS cams have been laying down awsome numbers & E.T.'s
I guess so..
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Check you clutch buddy

It happened to me .. it was slipping and caused my car reads 350 on the same cam but 115lsa and PRC 5.3 2.5 59cc

I changed the clutch to Spec 3+ & Flywheel .. break-in time and took it to dyno again .. 430 rwhp / 410 rwtq ..

The dyno printer was not working but I will post it once I got it in new thread

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Originally Posted by Stealth Camaro
Check you clutch buddy

It happened to me .. it was slipping and caused my car reads 350 on the same cam but 115lsa and PRC 5.3 2.5 59cc

I changed the clutch to Spec 3+ & Flywheel .. break-in time and took it to dyno again .. 449 rwhp / 429 rwtq ..

The dyno printer was not working but I will post it once I got it in new thread

EPS/Patrick G 4 LIFE
I hope that is the case. LS7 clutch is pretty brand new though. I think I have only put in like 3k miles since it was put in. I didn't even get the chance of driving the car at the track w/ this clutch.

Here is my other/last video...

The car made 440 HP, 489 HP and then finally 444 HP.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ioi_P2DYD5k
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maybe those 444 are corrected numbers? I'm thinking it might be worth it to datalog and send it to someone like frost to fix that rich condition unless you can do that yourself
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very nice numbers .. gotta go to the track now !!

BTW we have twins ...
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Go back to the tuner and sign a waiver and tell him to lean out the AFR to 12.8 and bump the rev limiter to 6600 rpms.
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Originally Posted by disc0monkey
maybe those 444 are corrected numbers? I'm thinking it might be worth it to datalog and send it to someone like frost to fix that rich condition unless you can do that yourself
I do have HPTuners and still at newb at it. I'll datalog the whole tune, will do 1-3 gear WOT pulls. I don't have wideband O2s though.
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i think you should be ok without wideband for now because you can convert you mV to A/F according to the A/F at RPM on your dyno sheet. so you see what rpm your getting 12.8 on your dyno sheet. then when you data log you check that rpm at wot in your 3 gears, record the mVs and take the average. Wouldn't that work for now?
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I have to add something to maybe question my tuner on things...

I mentioned to him that 360 rwhp on heads and cam LS1 is pretty low and it should put down 420-430ish at the wheels. There are guys back in the states putting down with those numbers. His reply? Well, they were on happy dynos. 5.7s should only dyno 360ish rwhp with these mods.

I might have to retract my statement on he knows LS engines well. lol.
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Originally Posted by disc0monkey
i think you should be ok without wideband for now because you can convert you mV to A/F according to the A/F at RPM on your dyno sheet. so you see what rpm your getting 12.8 on your dyno sheet. then when you data log you check that rpm at wot in your 3 gears, record the mVs and take the average. Wouldn't that work for now?
I'm not sure what you're saying here, but are you saying convert the mV from the narrowband O2s that I have? Narrowband O2s don't work @ WOTs, AFAIK.
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im not a tuner. i just thought the 02 sensors in the car worked at WOT.

yeah man stock LS6s with a underdrive pulley make 360rwhp all day.

im sorry your stuck there with only one tuner but honestly, you were lucky to even find him. now just finish up the tune and your golden. keep your head up you'll get there.
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I was having the LS7 slipping also

Try to test you clutch , you can find slipping test method at Manual Trans Section
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It would be great if you could find a bone stock car offered over there(any car) that is similar to one over here. That way you could get a baseline.
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Emailed my tuner to do a retune. I told that there are lots of room for improvement by just looking at the AFR. He agreed so hopefully better results for round 2.
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Should be close to 400rwhp IMO..But still, those are dyno numbers. How does it feel? Go to the track and check your timeslip!
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Hey Bene: My 2cents

Tuning issues aside, you already said in another thread that you could really feel this cam pull.

When I install my eps 222/226 113 I'll have your same setup but on stock 241s. Geoff told me I could expect around 380rwhp give or take (just for reference, I'm not holding him to that number)

From watching your clip, it seems to me the issue is reconciling 1) the dyno numbers with what you would see on a dyno back in the US, and 2) the inconsistency in back to back runs 440-480-360...??? Clutch?


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