Heintz Racing Built Stock Bottom End LS7 makes 620 RWHP NA!
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Heintz Racing Built Stock Bottom End LS7 makes 620 RWHP NA!
This particular car would happen to be our shop car that we tinker and try different setups on. If you remember a few years back, this is the car that made 560 RWHP with a LS2 402, but we decided that it was a little too radical. https://ls1tech.com/forums/dynamomet...p-504rwtq.html This setup with the LS7 drives so much better and pulls so much harder than the last. Figured I would share the results with you guys, as I think the car turned out great.
2005 C6 M6 Corvette
Stock Bottom End LS7
Dry Sump
Callaway Honker CAI
Advanced Induction Ported Stock LS7 Heads 13:1 Compression Ratio
Advanced Induction Ported Stock LS7 Manifold with 102mm Opening and NW102mm TB
Heintz Racing/Advanced Induction Custom Camshaft
Stock Rockers with Comp Trunion Upgrade
Meziere EWP
Kooks 1 7/8 Stepped to 2" LS7 Headers
Off Road 3" X-Pipe
Magnaflow 3" Catback
Stock Balancer (No UDP)
Spec 4+ Single Disc Clutch
3.42 Gear
Pump Gas 93!
TR6 Plugs
Heintz Racing SD Tuned with HPT
Here is the dyno graph, I believe it speaks for its self.
Enjoy!
Zach
2005 C6 M6 Corvette
Stock Bottom End LS7
Dry Sump
Callaway Honker CAI
Advanced Induction Ported Stock LS7 Heads 13:1 Compression Ratio
Advanced Induction Ported Stock LS7 Manifold with 102mm Opening and NW102mm TB
Heintz Racing/Advanced Induction Custom Camshaft
Stock Rockers with Comp Trunion Upgrade
Meziere EWP
Kooks 1 7/8 Stepped to 2" LS7 Headers
Off Road 3" X-Pipe
Magnaflow 3" Catback
Stock Balancer (No UDP)
Spec 4+ Single Disc Clutch
3.42 Gear
Pump Gas 93!
TR6 Plugs
Heintz Racing SD Tuned with HPT
Here is the dyno graph, I believe it speaks for its self.
Enjoy!
Zach
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No fly cutting, but its tight. I would not want to go any tighter without fly cutting.
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Running the numbers, I am coming up with 9.59:1 DCR. The intake Adv Closes at 72 ABDC.
These are the numbers I am running through the calculator-
Cylinders-8
Bore-4.125
Stroke-4.000
Rod Length-6.067
SCR-13:1
Intake Valve Closes ABDC-72.0 Deg
Boost-0
Altitude-850ft
Hope that helps ya!
Zach
These are the numbers I am running through the calculator-
Cylinders-8
Bore-4.125
Stroke-4.000
Rod Length-6.067
SCR-13:1
Intake Valve Closes ABDC-72.0 Deg
Boost-0
Altitude-850ft
Hope that helps ya!
Zach
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I will check it on my calculator. I figured you would have to run a wider lobe sep to get a cam that big to clear the stock pistons and get the DCR in the 8.8 range. I have found that anything over 9 DCR on 93 around here won't take much timing. 8.8 seems to be the sweet spot. You got more guts than I do. 110 lobe sep and carying power up that high is awsome. I guess GM sunk the valves a little deeper in the LS7 heads than the LS3's. Great work.
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What do you think a FAST 102 ported by AI and an UD pulley would get you? Are there any future plans to do something like that? I plan on doing a 440-454ci combo in the future to demolish my 416 but I am looking to get near 700rw. Probably going to need to go sheet metal and solid roller but I would like to see the plastic manifolds and HR cams pushed to their limits before I commit. You all seem to be heading in that direction.
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What do you think a FAST 102 ported by AI and an UD pulley would get you? Are there any future plans to do something like that? I plan on doing a 440-454ci combo in the future to demolish my 416 but I am looking to get near 700rw. Probably going to need to go sheet metal and solid roller but I would like to see the plastic manifolds and HR cams pushed to their limits before I commit. You all seem to be heading in that direction.
It pulls very hard on the street. A NA motor making this kind of power feels to me like an 750-800rwhp blower car.
This is Jeffs car, the owner of the shop.
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I love it when a shop does a smart build and defies the conventional forum wisdom (in this case the need for a fast 102 LXR intake va ported stock ls7 mani, or the UDP that is usually included without thought)
This is a very sharp, inspirational build that makes more power than many of the 440-454ci setups I'm seeing.
Sent you an email, Zach. Please let me know your thoughts!
Thanks for sharing the latest on Nick's old C5.
Wonder what he charged himself for a NW 102 TB... ;-)
This is a very sharp, inspirational build that makes more power than many of the 440-454ci setups I'm seeing.
Sent you an email, Zach. Please let me know your thoughts!
Thanks for sharing the latest on Nick's old C5.
Wonder what he charged himself for a NW 102 TB... ;-)