What do you guys think?
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Staging Lane
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What do you guys think? Hey guys recently bought my 02 m6 SS w/ 88k miles. Went to the dyno jet for a baseline absolutely stock and after 3 pulls the best was 335 hp and 346 tq. I was very happy as I just wanted to see more than 300hp. I went to pbir and ran the car 7 times a few wednsdays ago and got a best of 13.4 @ 105 my first time ever down the track. My buddy tunes w EFI live and checked the car and said it had no tune in it. I have since done the mods below. I would like to know if the stock power and torque sounds about right or is it above average. Thanks.
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What was the da and weather like when you ran at pbir? The 105 trap is a tad low for a stock m6 in south fl in the winter but if you had bad weather it's right on the money
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Staging Lane
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Man honestly it was my first time ever down the 1/4 mile but the weather was in the low 70's high 60's. My 60 foot times were crap(2.2,2.1) and I left off idle but in capable hands I bet it would've been a few tenths better. I hope to get more track time and cut it down a bit with the added mods. Thx
It isnt the et thats low, its the trap speed, especially for those dyno numbers...I think that dyno is a little friendly! I have a friend who's girlfriends car with bolt ons put down about the same power as you, maybe 4 or 5 rwhp more, and her car is an auto and ran 12.6_ something at 110mph on a 60 degree day...
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Staging Lane
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Yeah man I thought the same thing, that's why I started the thread. Should I go to a different dyno jet or a different brand dyno? It really doesn't matter THAT much but I just wanted a baseline before I started modding so I can see the results.
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The majority of stock LS1's out there generally aren't going to see over 310rwhp, you're claiming 335, so I think it's safe to say that the dyno you were on was a bit happy.
Ive seen a Bone stock 01-02 WS6 manual put down 331rwhp on a dynapack a long time ago. Saw a low on that day as well of 276rwhp from a convertible camaro. This was a dyno day. Your 105mph is low for the power you putting down, who knows really. If you have to get a baseline then i would go elsewhere and re dyno it just in case.
i wasnt just saying that its a little low for the dyno numbers but that its a little low for an m6 is good fl weather. a non humid night in the 60's down here is right around 200 ish da. He should have been running a couple mph quicker. With the mods do a complete tune up and I bet you'll pickup some lost stock power along with th epower from the mods
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Staging Lane
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Well I think I'm going to PBIR Friday for another test n tune session and I will try to work on my launch and see how much better I do. Anyone in south Florida heading to the track this Friday nite?