ls6 build
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ls6 build
is it possible to make 500 fwhp out of a ls6 ? the build will consist of a ls6 cam , p&p tb , either tsp ported heads or my head porter doing a set of either 243 or 799 heads , really want a new fast 92 intake , long tube headers. will be going into a 98 z with an a4.
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Agreed with both replies, You Are on the right track as far as heads/Intake etc, but also need a bigger cam to go N/A for those numbers. U have a LS6 correct? the heads (243's) should do u well w/ just a decent cam install and some other bolt-ons, Pulley, injectors etc..for 500 at the crank
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My LS6 makes 385rwhp, guessing thats about 425 at the flywheel. Lots of guys make 400rwhp with the LS6 with all the little tricks. That puts them about 440 at the flywheel.
Send the heads to Advanced Induction, use all the "tricks" underdrive pulley, free mods, electric water pump, get the compression up to 11 to 1.
Look into using the 405 horse LS6 cam with 1.8 rockers.
I could see 430 rwhp with a max effort LS6 if you did it all right.
GMHTP made 450 at the flywheel with a stock LS6 crate engine with only a set of headers and a ported throttlebody.
Ai ported heads and the FAST intake should get you there.
See here
http://www.gmhightechperformance.com...te_motor_test/
Send the heads to Advanced Induction, use all the "tricks" underdrive pulley, free mods, electric water pump, get the compression up to 11 to 1.
Look into using the 405 horse LS6 cam with 1.8 rockers.
I could see 430 rwhp with a max effort LS6 if you did it all right.
GMHTP made 450 at the flywheel with a stock LS6 crate engine with only a set of headers and a ported throttlebody.
Ai ported heads and the FAST intake should get you there.
See here
http://www.gmhightechperformance.com...te_motor_test/
Last edited by FASTFATBOY; 08-22-2012 at 06:58 AM.
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Look into using the 405 horse LS6 cam with 1.8 rocker.
GMHTP made 450 at the flywheel with a stock LS6 crate engine with only a set of headers and a ported throttlebody.
Ai ported heads and the FAST intake should get you there.
See here
http://www.gmhightechperformance.com...te_motor_test/[/QUOTE
That is the cam I'm going to use and thought about the bigger ratio on the rockers.
That is the artical that got me wondering about the 500hp idea.
Well be doing a 92/92 combo (Fast intake -NW tb).
Look into using the 405 horse LS6 cam with 1.8 rocker.
GMHTP made 450 at the flywheel with a stock LS6 crate engine with only a set of headers and a ported throttlebody.
Ai ported heads and the FAST intake should get you there.
See here
http://www.gmhightechperformance.com...te_motor_test/[/QUOTE
That is the cam I'm going to use and thought about the bigger ratio on the rockers.
That is the artical that got me wondering about the 500hp idea.
Well be doing a 92/92 combo (Fast intake -NW tb).
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My LS6 makes 385rwhp, guessing thats about 425 at the flywheel. Lots of guys make 400rwhp with the LS6 with all the little tricks. That puts them about 440 at the flywheel.
Send the heads to Advanced Induction, use all the "tricks" underdrive pulley, free mods, electric water pump, get the compression up to 11 to 1.
Look into using the 405 horse LS6 cam with 1.8 rockers.
I could see 430 rwhp with a max effort LS6 if you did it all right.
GMHTP made 450 at the flywheel with a stock LS6 crate engine with only a set of headers and a ported throttlebody.
Ai ported heads and the FAST intake should get you there.
See here
http://www.gmhightechperformance.com...te_motor_test/
Send the heads to Advanced Induction, use all the "tricks" underdrive pulley, free mods, electric water pump, get the compression up to 11 to 1.
Look into using the 405 horse LS6 cam with 1.8 rockers.
I could see 430 rwhp with a max effort LS6 if you did it all right.
GMHTP made 450 at the flywheel with a stock LS6 crate engine with only a set of headers and a ported throttlebody.
Ai ported heads and the FAST intake should get you there.
See here
http://www.gmhightechperformance.com...te_motor_test/