Cam Motion LLR + Pro1 LS3 Heads = 707 FWHP
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Cam Motion LLR + Pro1 LS3 Heads = 707 FWHP
Here are the dyno results from my latest build: 707 HP at 7100 RPM & 578 Ft. Lbs. of torque at 5500 RPM.
403"
4.005" LS2 Block
Callies Compstar 4"crank and 6.125" Compstar rods
Bullet CP 11.5:1 compression flat top pistons
Dart Pro1 LS3 heads milled to 65 cc.
FelPro 1161-.041 MLS gaskets
247/259 110.5+3.5 .660"/.650" Cam Motion Low Lash Roller
Edelbrock Victor Jr. intake
835 CFM 4150 Holley
1 7/8" ARH headers
Melling 10295 pump and a Mast Oil Pan.
403"
4.005" LS2 Block
Callies Compstar 4"crank and 6.125" Compstar rods
Bullet CP 11.5:1 compression flat top pistons
Dart Pro1 LS3 heads milled to 65 cc.
FelPro 1161-.041 MLS gaskets
247/259 110.5+3.5 .660"/.650" Cam Motion Low Lash Roller
Edelbrock Victor Jr. intake
835 CFM 4150 Holley
1 7/8" ARH headers
Melling 10295 pump and a Mast Oil Pan.
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woow congratz for this result
707 hp out of 403 is stout !!!
1.75 hp per cid well done
but i have a q about what rockers ?
and what headers were installed on the dyno engine
congratz again
707 hp out of 403 is stout !!!
1.75 hp per cid well done
but i have a q about what rockers ?
and what headers were installed on the dyno engine
congratz again
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Great power!! What kind of car is the motor going in?
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Great build and power, congratulations Speedtigger, that should put the old girl into the nines even without the laughing gas. There's a good feature on the build on the EngineLabs website.
Jason
Jason
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Any chance you'll run it at the quarter mile track? I'm down in the west palm beach area and we're still waiting for cool weather.
Being a 6 speed, my car it never did well in the 1/8 mile.
Being a 6 speed, my car it never did well in the 1/8 mile.