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Old 12-09-2013, 05:41 PM
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Default Huron Speed Turbonetics Combo Dyno

I'm bored and I thought I'd post up a video my tuner made for me.

126k LS1 stock short block
Huron Speed kit
Turbonetics 7875 .96 a/r
317 heads
1218 pac springs
Pro comp head studs
LS9 head gaskets
Stock cam
Brain Tooley lifters
7.375 PR's
60lb Siemens
Racetronix fuel setup
91 octane
Full 3" exhaust to a Hooker Maxflow muffler

Made 638/623 SAE.


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Awesome numbers man! Its screaming for a Tick Turbo Cam now
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Originally Posted by bozzhawg
Nice

Any meth? or just straight gas.
Straight 91. It has 15 degrees of timing at peak torque and 16 degress at peak hp.

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Awesome numbers man! Its screaming for a Tick Turbo Cam now
Thanks! I think it would pick up a lot with a cam swap. I have a cutout I need to install but the car really needs a bigger fuel system. How timing were you running when your car made 703?
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Originally Posted by LT1RAY
Straight 91. It has 15 degrees of timing at peak torque and 16 degress at peak hp.



Thanks! I think it would pick up a lot with a cam swap. I have a cutout I need to install but the car really needs a bigger fuel system. How timing were you running when your car made 703?
I agree man a cam would really help you out, I absolutely love my Tick turbo cam that Martin spec'd for me. I was at 16 degrees timing I believe when I made my number but I was running 93+ meth on my setup. The car also spun pretty significantly on the dyno up top so we were thinking the number should be closer to the 720-730 mark

I really need to upgrade my fuel system as well if I want to go any further and then its going back on the rollers in the spring
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Well put together for a stock bottom! Nice numbers!
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You gonna Take it to the track this spring?
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Originally Posted by 607motorsports
I agree man a cam would really help you out, I absolutely love my Tick turbo cam that Martin spec'd for me. I was at 16 degrees timing I believe when I made my number but I was running 93+ meth on my setup. The car also spun pretty significantly on the dyno up top so we were thinking the number should be closer to the 720-730 mark

I really need to upgrade my fuel system as well if I want to go any further and then its going back on the rollers in the spring
I'm having a hard time not installing a cam. It just runs so good right now I kinda want to leave it alone.

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Well put together for a stock bottom! Nice numbers!
Thanks!

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You gonna Take it to the track this spring?
Maybe, just have to see how next year goes.
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Nice I would like to see what she makes ultimately with that stock cam. Or maybe a small, no lope cam.
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What is your injector duty cycle?
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Originally Posted by obZidian
Nice I would like to see what she makes ultimately with that stock cam. Or maybe a small, no lope cam.
Yes I agree! A small cam would be perfect.

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What is your injector duty cycle?
It's around 80-85%. Without the full exhaust it was pretty much maxing them out.
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Ok thanks, I may as well just spring for the 80lb injectors
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Ok thanks, I may as well just spring for the 80lb injectors
I just went looked at some logs and around 165-170 kpa is low 80%. I would start off with the 80's, they're just little more then the 60's.
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Very nice numbers for that setup man. My buddy's still running the g trim setup we bought from you. Good to see you out there putting it down with the turbo setup. I could only imagine how muvh better it would run with a cam. Good job bro...cheers!
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If it helps convince you at all my car runs and drives like stock even with the custom turbo cam I have from Tick. Zero driveability issues at all and it picked up a ton of power across the board
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Nice!
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"I'm having a hard time not installing a cam. It just runs so good right now I kinda want to leave it alone."

You have a ton of power for the street. I would also leave it alone for awhile before making any more decisions.
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Nice power!
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Very nice setup!! Congrats!!
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Very nice! Good luck on the stock rear at that power lol
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Very nice I'll be doing the same setup here soon


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