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Old 11-11-2014, 09:11 AM
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Originally Posted by redbird555
LOL WUT?? A ported 102 hell even a stock 102 is good for at least 15 from an ls6 intake on a cam only to light h/c car.

The car probably doesnt make 465 but i will say it does probably make around 430. Those are decent heads and the 224r is tried and true. A biger cam would compliment the heads nicely. He's def making more than 400 though or at least should be. I still think the car should be trapping at least 4-5 mph faster
Yup. I disagree with you.

He has a 90 mm throttle body. If he had a 102 big mouth or NW, then I could maybe agree with 15 rwhp.

On HIS SETUP the LS6 intake works well with the rest of his mods eg. 90 mm tb, cai size, 5.3 heads and 224 cam hence his 119 mph trap. I know exactly how 224 cams perform; I had one many years ago.

An LSX 102 mm ported intake is not a magic "make hp on every setup regardless of cubes and supporting mods" piece.

No big deal. I can agree to disagree.



EDIT: and I agree with Fastfatboy again.
On a light FRC C5 this car is making 400-415 rwhp max with a 119 mph trap speed in decent DA.

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Once upon a time I was on that dyno. At the time the car had a Comp XE 230/224 cam, stock heads, and 2.25" tails and some other exhaust restrictions compared to my sig. It was trapping 88-89mph 1/8th mile and 111mph 1/4. Car weighed at least 3760lbs raceweight then and like speedtigger has the aero of a brick.



Either the dyno calibration is off or your car isn't using it's power correctly at the track (shift points, your shifting ability, making different afr or timing under load, etc). I do think the dyno numbers look high either way. I would peg that for a 430-440rwhp combo.
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Just as a FYI I had a similar combo with a 230/236 xfi lobe cam and a fast 90 and made 457rwhp SAE.

Here is the kicker, my car trapped 101 in the 1/8th (also went a full second faster in the 1/8th) before the header, valve-train and MAF replacement so it really went 101mph is worse DA with 440rwhp setup. A lot has to do with the driving which your launch ate up a lot of your ET and MPH on the front half. 26mph on the back half is about average for a C5 but I'd expect 28+ with a clean run. Unfortunately my old C5 broke all 3 trips I made to the 1/4 mile track.
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I agree that my car wasn't making close to 460 on the night I made the passes. I think something is up with my car costing me power. But for reference a buddy of my that had his car tuned right after mine did by the same guy on the same dyno made 384 with bolt ons and a 231/238 cam in a m6 c5.
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Originally Posted by The Dragon
Yup. I disagree with you.

He has a 90 mm throttle body. If he had a 102 big mouth or NW, then I could maybe agree with 15 rwhp.

On HIS SETUP the LS6 intake works well with the rest of his mods eg. 90 mm tb, cai size, 5.3 heads and 224 cam hence his 119 mph trap. I know exactly how 224 cams perform; I had one many years ago.

An LSX 102 mm ported intake is not a magic "make hp on every setup regardless of cubes and supporting mods" piece.

No big deal. I can agree to disagree.

SameHey man I know it's a really old thread but I was wondering if you still had the Baer eradispeed rotors?

EDIT: and I agree with Fastfatboy again.
On a light FRC C5 this car is making 400-415 rwhp max with a 119 mph trap speed in decent DA.
Same here, I gained 16whp with the cam in sig and stock 243s over an ls6 intake and a 92mm tb then gained another 7 after switching to a 102 tb. My cam is a tad larger but his heads will outflow mine all day. Those gains were not uncommon either. If you have h/c and you pick up 10who with a ported fast you're doing it wrong.

I do agree the ops car is trapping like a 400whp car. Should it be making more than that? Yes, realistically is should touch 420-430 and be trapping mid 120s
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Originally Posted by HioSSilver
I think you should be trapping higher....much higher.
I agree. My bolt on 2002 Z06 trapped 119+mph.
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Ok here is a question. Can aftermarket valve springs wear out do to age alone or is milage the only factor? I've had the same springs for five years but haven't put an aweful lot of miles on them.
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if you have the m12 with 3.42 then its gonna be pretty severe. you need 4.10 to put you in the same mph(around 123-127) at the end of 4th at 6800 as the m6 with 3.42 in 3rd at 7000(both with 26.7 inch tire)... I have 3.73 with the m12 and every time i race a c6 zo6(stock) the only time they gain any ground on the 1 1/2 cars i put on them from 40-140 is directly after my 3-4 shift
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Originally Posted by Goosecaddy05
if you have the m12 with 3.42 then its gonna be pretty severe. you need 4.10 to put you in the same mph(around 123-127) at the end of 4th at 6800 as the m6 with 3.42 in 3rd at 7000(both with 26.7 inch tire)... I have 3.73 with the m12 and every time i race a c6 zo6(stock) the only time they gain any ground on the 1 1/2 cars i put on them from 40-140 is directly after my 3-4 shift
Yup, 4th gear drop is a turd on the M12. Gears 1-3 are like having 3.90's in an M6 which is nice.
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Originally Posted by redbird555
LOL WUT?? A ported 102 hell even a stock 102 is good for at least 15 from an ls6 intake on a cam only to light h/c car.

The car probably doesnt make 465 but i will say it does probably make around 430. Those are decent heads and the 224r is tried and true. A biger cam would compliment the heads nicely. He's def making more than 400 though or at least should be. I still think the car should be trapping at least 4-5 mph faster
I agree with red..... I think the car should be atleast in the mid 120's with that kind of power. With a little work and a tire upper 120's
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Yup. I disagree with you.

He has a 90 mm throttle body. If he had a 102 big mouth or NW, then I could maybe agree with 15 rwhp.

On HIS SETUP the LS6 intake works well with the rest of his mods eg. 90 mm tb, cai size, 5.3 heads and 224 cam hence his 119 mph trap. I know exactly how 224 cams perform; I had one many years ago.

An LSX 102 mm ported intake is not a magic "make hp on every setup regardless of cubes and supporting mods" piece.

No big deal. I can agree to disagree.



EDIT: and I agree with Fastfatboy again.
On a light FRC C5 this car is making 400-415 rwhp max with a 119 mph trap speed in decent DA.
You're wrong about the fast bud. A ported 90 put 13whp in my bolt-on ls6 over a ported ls6 intake.
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Originally Posted by HioSSilver
I agree with red..... I think the car should be atleast in the mid 120's with that kind of power. With a little work and a tire upper 120's


You're wrong about the fast bud. A ported 90 put 13whp in my bolt-on ls6 over a ported ls6 intake.
a ported 92 only got me 7rwhp going from a non touched ls6 intake... not everyone sees those magical gains
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Originally Posted by mchdg86
Is 119 a good trap for a 464 rwhp C5? I thought I would be at least 120 maybe as high as 122.
For compairison..Heres the new setup in my 99 frc...347,tfs215's,fast90,tick cam that kinda stuff made 468/415 with 500 miles on it. Two weekends ago we went three hours south since all the tracks was closed around here. My car was cutting out on each powershift. We believe theres something in the tune that needs some attention.Torque managment?And the track wasnt the best either.First time to the track with the new setup. And second time ever to the track with this car.It went 100.18 in the 1/8 and 11.07 128.8 on the big end.It still has alot more in it too.

The old setup was a stock ls1 with rod bolts,ls6 intake,stock tb,ms3 cam and springs,stock 853 heads, 1 3/4'' longtubes,x pipe and catback. Made 408rwhp. Never made a clean pass but I think it went like 116-117. Seems like I remember it going 119.05 once also.Then the lifter twisted on the cam so I built the new motor. Just keep at it man. Youll get it whittled down in no time.

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Wow.. Makes me want to port my FAST intake
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Originally Posted by Goosecaddy05
a ported 92 only got me 7rwhp going from a non touched ls6 intake... not everyone sees those magical gains
Did you tune it again? Or just bolt it on and hope for the best? Mine took tuning....which I think is normal for change like that.
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For compairison..Heres the new setup in my 99 frc...347,tfs215's,fast90,tick cam that kinda stuff made 468/415 with 500 miles on it. Two weekends ago we went three hours south since all the tracks was closed around here. My car was cutting out on each powershift. We believe theres something in the tune that needs some attention.Torque managment?And the track wasnt the best either.First time to the track with the new setup. And second time ever to the track with this car.It went 100.18 in the 1/8 and 11.07 128.8 on the big end.It still has alot more in it too.

The old setup was a stock ls1 with rod bolts,ls6 intake,stock tb,ms3 cam and springs,stock 853 heads, 1 3/4'' longtubes,x pipe and catback. Made 408rwhp. Never made a clean pass but I think it went like 116-117. Seems like I remember it going 119.05 once also.Then the lifter twisted on the cam so I built the new motor. Just keep at it man. Youll get it whittled down in no time.
A tip for you on your car cutting out on the powershift. It's probably your balancer....check it.


also try to do just a quick smooth shift and see if it changes anything. A buddy was having the same problem. He would always slam the gears and the car would cut/miss. It didn't do it with me because I'm a little smoother driver than he is. We traced it to the balancer.
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Originally Posted by HioSSilver
Did you tune it again? Or just bolt it on and hope for the best? Mine took tuning....which I think is normal for change like that.


A tip for you on your car cutting out on the powershift. It's probably your balancer....check it.


also try to do just a quick smooth shift and see if it changes anything. A buddy was having the same problem. He would always slam the gears and the car would cut/miss. It didn't do it with me because I'm a little smoother driver than he is. We traced it to the balancer.
was done by same tuner on same dyno. Vengeance racing
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Originally Posted by HioSSilver
Did you tune it again? Or just bolt it on and hope for the best? Mine took tuning....which I think is normal for change like that.


A tip for you on your car cutting out on the powershift. It's probably your balancer....check it.


also try to do just a quick smooth shift and see if it changes anything. A buddy was having the same problem. He would always slam the gears and the car would cut/miss. It didn't do it with me because I'm a little smoother driver than he is. We traced it to the balancer.
It seemed like it man have done it with the stock balancer on it with the stock motor. Honestly don't really remember. This motor has a new 25% under drive balancer on it now. I'm sure it won't do it if you jus do a quick shift. But I was nolift powershifting last time out. I think its in the tune really.
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You should be trapping mid 120's or better with 464whp in good air. But remember alot has to do with driver experience and how/where you are shifting. Ideally you want to shift several hundred rpms above peak hp. You have to rev these motors to get them to really perform. But I understand that sometimes you can't for safety of the motor. It's not all about peak hp but power under the curve and your ability to apply that power to the track on a given day. So maybe your dyno numbers are a little high but you still need seat time to get it to perform. I'd make sure everything is mechanically sound and get back to the track. 10-20 hp here or there isn't going to make or break you. Make sure you have a good drag radial and pm me if you need launch tips or just ask.
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Originally Posted by mchdg86
Ok here is a question. Can aftermarket valve springs wear out do to age alone or is milage the only factor? I've had the same springs for five years but haven't put an aweful lot of miles on them.
Not likely but having the right spring is most important.
And you may only notice an issue at high rpm. Where are you buzzing the motor to?
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Originally Posted by Goosecaddy05
if you have the m12 with 3.42 then its gonna be pretty severe. you need 4.10 to put you in the same mph(around 123-127) at the end of 4th at 6800 as the m6 with 3.42 in 3rd at 7000(both with 26.7 inch tire)... I have 3.73 with the m12 and every time i race a c6 zo6(stock) the only time they gain any ground on the 1 1/2 cars i put on them from 40-140 is directly after my 3-4 shift
Originally Posted by blu1
Yup, 4th gear drop is a turd on the M12. Gears 1-3 are like having 3.90's in an M6 which is nice.
I'm surprised you guys even noticed much of a difference.

I have a zr1 3rd gear in my t56, which is super long, and only lost a small amount of et over an m6. (with 4.10's)
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Driving better lowers ET, it doesn't make MPH go up.


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