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Old 04-14-2015, 03:51 PM
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Default EPS 234/246 FAST 92/92 PRCls6 9" MADE 448/398

Dont have dyno sheet yet but can post some dyno video.

Build: 00 Camaro z28
*rebuilt ls1(1400 mi); stock rods, oe syle piston 3.905, arp rod bolts
*EPS 234/246 111
*PRC ls6 2.5 heads
*FAST 92/92
*fuel rails w 39lbs injectors
*TSP 1 7/8 headers
*double roller, Melling oil pump
*UDP
*solid MM
*SSRA
*Built 4l60e w/ YANK 4k (flashing at 4800 on dyno)
*Moser 9" w/ 4.11
*26" nitto DR at time of dyno
* TSP x pipe with bullets dumped

Car previously made 419/392 with ls6 intake as only change

NOW after FAST 92/92 swap and new tune, car made 3 back to back 448/398 pulls, i thought that was damn good through a stalled auto and 9".

pulled to 6700rpm then went flat to 7k.

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thats really nice power should be a 10 sec car.if u had a 10 bolt smaller stall and less gear your dyno numbers would be higher but slower at the track.but dyno is just a tool so good job man i bet it feels very strong
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what kind of dyno were you on?
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Originally Posted by JROWS6
what kind of dyno were you on?
DynoJet
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Are your heads milled any? What compression ratio are you running with your setup?
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Before and after on the same dyno?
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Very nice results fixn to have Geoff grind me up something for max 346 build
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With an auto and a 9", I'd be very pleased.
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Originally Posted by 2002BLKWS6
Are your heads milled any? What compression ratio are you running with your setup?
Heads NOT milled
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Originally Posted by HCI2000SS
Before and after on the same dyno?
Was not on the same dyno. Same tuner, was very familiar with both dynojets (He tuned my car on both). He told me to be prepared to be disappointed because the dyno we measured on the for the new numbers, supposedly puts down lower numbers. Well, I wasn't .
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All the more impressive then!
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How was your PTV clearance with those TSP heads? Impressive numbers I have the same cam but my car is still apart. I'm slowly buying parts but unsure of what heads to put on
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Great numbers. I made 427 rwhp with that cam and fast 78, manual Trans help with the numbers. Was on a dyno jet.
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Originally Posted by Kingc8r
How was your PTV clearance with those TSP heads? Impressive numbers I have the same cam but my car is still apart. I'm slowly buying parts but unsure of what heads to put on
Get that thing in there!!
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Remarkably similar results to my 347/AI226/ AI 236/242 cam results thru a 9".

I've trapped 122.8@3400lbs with a T56
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Originally Posted by Zmg00camaross
Get that thing in there!!
Trying man, things keep coming up so I mod as I can. Getting there slowly lol
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Originally Posted by Kingc8r
How was your PTV clearance with those TSP heads? Impressive numbers I have the same cam but my car is still apart. I'm slowly buying parts but unsure of what heads to put on
PTV was good, I have valve reliefs on my new pistons.On the old stock flat tops though, I cut 50 thou. on each side.
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How much was your rebuild? I've been debating between a stock rebuild and a forged build
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The numbers you made with the LS6 intake are almost identical to what my setup put down. If I weren't determined to go Procharger down the road, I'd go in on a new FAST/MSD/Vararam intake, but I think my money will be better spent on the Procharger setup with stock LS6 intake.



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