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Old 05-02-2015, 04:13 PM
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Tuned by VR in late March. I'm happy with the results, looking forward to any feedback. I use the car as a weekend warrior with the occasional blast to redline.

-Stock shortblock
-WCCH Stage 2 heads, milled 0.030" (11.8:1 CR), PSI springs, Ti/Mo intake valve, factory exhaust valve, Ti retainers, bronze guides, BTR pushrods, CHE rockers, ARP headbolts, OE Head Gaskets
-Katech K501 cam, 235/251, 113LSA, C-5R Timing chain, stock lifters
-MSD Intake Manifold, NW102 TB
-LG Motorsports 1 7/8" LT headers, off road x-pipe, Stock mufflers
-Halltech 108 CAI
-Dewitts Radiator

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Congratulations! Great Result!
Can you post the Graph? Interested in seeing how that MSD
pulled and where the peaks are.
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Looked like 614/507 in the video. Great results either way.
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Thanks. Yes, as I described in the video description "Car made 620rwhp, 523rwtq on third pull, this was the second pull where it made 614rwhp."
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badass numbers
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Thanks for posting the graph! The MSD Intake looks like it is
Performing very well! Especially from 6500-7000 RPM!
I don't remember seeing any FAST 102's peaking @ 6800+ RPM
and the the torque peak seems higher as well. Did anyone at
VR have any comments concerning how the MSD performed on
Your combo vs FAST?
Thanks again and enjoy your very successful build!
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Nice results!! Was this a SD or MAF tune?
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Wow, those are impressive numbers! I'm not seeing the You Tube link?
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Strong numbers man. Very impressive!
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Wow awesome numbers.
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Originally Posted by NAVYBLUE210
Thanks for posting the graph! The MSD Intake looks like it is
Performing very well! Especially from 6500-7000 RPM!
I don't remember seeing any FAST 102's peaking @ 6800+ RPM
and the the torque peak seems higher as well. Did anyone at
VR have any comments concerning how the MSD performed on
Your combo vs FAST?
Thanks again and enjoy your very successful build!
Thanks!! I am really enjoying the car, just came back from a local get together in Pensacola. When Mike tuned the car at VR he stated that he was really impressed by the power output given the 235* intake duration cam, and that normally, an LS7 needs 240+ intake duration to crack 600rwhp, he said "that intake must be working..." I believe that VR did a test between stock and MSD, and that Cunningham Motorsports did a back to back between FAST and MSD and gained about 10rwhp. I hope that helps. My opinion...the cam and intake are well-paired for torque output past 5300. Even if the MSD is up 10rwhp peak to peak, I wonder how the average hp compares between 5500-7100.

Any thoughts on bumping the rev limit to 7300rpm? Katech spintron tested my valvetrain components to 7800rpm, but I'm still nervous about bumping the redline.
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Originally Posted by Goosecaddy05
Nice results!! Was this a SD or MAF tune?
Thanks! It is a MAF tune.
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Originally Posted by Vito.a
Wow, those are impressive numbers! I'm not seeing the You Tube link?
I was having trouble seeing the link yesterday also, but it's working now. Yesterday, it still worked by clicking the title of the video itself, hope that helps. If not, "MSD intake manifold" on youtube should find it. Sorry, not sure what's happening with that.
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Congrats....I don't think I have seen combo this mild make peak torque so late and carry as well. Would be really curious to see if the manifold was helping this anomaly or not!

Either way kick azz results and enjoy the car!!

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Fantastic results!

Congratulations!
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Impressive!
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The dyno correction factor is STD but the numbers are still good.
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The dyno correction factor is STD but the numbers are still good.
Dang. I missed that the first time I looked at the graph.

OP what were the SAE numbers?
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SAE numbers were 611rwhp, and I don't remember the torque. Thanks for all the positive feedback! I'm very happy with the torque curve, other than the fact that I run into the rev limiter (7100) on half the second to third pulls that I do on the Mexican dyno. Need to bump it up a little
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Do you know what that cam usually makes with similar mods? Just curious if that is pretty typical of that cam. Congrats on some great numbers.


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