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Old 04-14-2012, 01:55 PM
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Default Stock and modified MT ZL1 Camaro

Here is a dyno graph from a stock 2012 ZL1 Camaro, MT.
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Default 2.55" pulley and air intake dyno graph

Here is a dyno graph from a 2.55" pulley, air intake and 160 thermostat (on 93 octane fuel).
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Default VP109 and 2.38" pulley

Here is the same vehicle with a 2.38" pulley (we used our 10 bolt hub and pulley kit to make it easy to change upper pulleys) and VP109 unleaded race fuel and a race fuel calibration. Still stock engine, exhaust manifolds etc.
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Needs headers and free flowing exhaust. Bad. Great #s though!
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Default Inlet vs outlet

The supercharged LSA and LS9 engines tend to be much more inlet restriction, supercharger speed and spark sensitive than exhaust backpressure sensitive so if it was my money I would spend it on that side of the engine before I started worrying about the exhaust. The OEM mufflers are fairly low restriction as well.

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Needs headers and free flowing exhaust. Bad. Great #s though!
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Originally Posted by Jason Haines @ LPE
The supercharged LSA and LS9 engines tend to be much more inlet restriction, supercharger speed and spark sensitive than exhaust backpressure sensitive so if it was my money I would spend it on that side of the engine before I started worrying about the exhaust. The OEM mufflers are fairly low restriction as well.
Very true words indeed. My observations as well.
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Those ZL1's are gonna be nasty......like super nasty.
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Looks like it's still climbing. Can you spin the motor any higher than 6200?
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wow, do want. what do the 1900 blowers seem to top out at in hp?
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Those are awesome numbers, really makes me scratch my head at the results Hennessy got out of theirs however.
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Great #'s guys. On the ctsv we have seen 690-714whp on the autos. Have never pushed the m6's that far. Without porting the blowers 660whp is the max I have seen.
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awesome #'s OP looks like it going to be a battle with the new GT500's though
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Originally Posted by Omega Doom
awesome #'s OP looks like it going to be a battle with the new GT500's though
and battle of how much cash you have in your wallet! stout numbers though for sure!



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