Cammed 6.0 G8 results
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Cammed 6.0 G8 results
Took my car over to Complete Street in West Chester to do some tuning on my car. I drove there with half tank of BJs 93 and 5 gallons of E85 ready to pour in. First dialed in the tune on 93, and hit 431/418. Then I poured the E85 in (which amounted to E52.5%) and made several pulls trying to get anything out of it. It made the best power @ 437/424 on E50 with the same tune config as the 93. Tried leaning it out as well as adding timing, but the 93 tune was still optimal.
Mods on my 6.0
-Cam motion 219/223 112+0 .612 .595
-Milled stock heads .030 with .040 cometic and ls3 valves (no porting)
-Johnson linkbar lifters (these are nice)
-ATI 25% UDP
-ARH catted headers into stock mufflers
-Rotofab with big pipe
-Flex fuel sensor
This is on a load bearing dynojet tuned by me. Needless to say, I was thrilled with the power curve. Peaking before 6k and making that much power is great. It does rip on the street. I may try to get some track times as well, but it's my only car ATM and is a baby hauler, so I am a bit hesitant to take the risk.
I'm trying to figure out ways to eclipse 450. I was thinking of trying that RCR AirRam intake manifold job, as I heard some positive things about it. I also think the stock mufflers become a restriction at this power level, however, I already tried Chevy SS mufflers and I had to take them back off because they were way too loud for my 2 year old, so I am not sure there is anything I can do here.
Mods on my 6.0
-Cam motion 219/223 112+0 .612 .595
-Milled stock heads .030 with .040 cometic and ls3 valves (no porting)
-Johnson linkbar lifters (these are nice)
-ATI 25% UDP
-ARH catted headers into stock mufflers
-Rotofab with big pipe
-Flex fuel sensor
This is on a load bearing dynojet tuned by me. Needless to say, I was thrilled with the power curve. Peaking before 6k and making that much power is great. It does rip on the street. I may try to get some track times as well, but it's my only car ATM and is a baby hauler, so I am a bit hesitant to take the risk.
I'm trying to figure out ways to eclipse 450. I was thinking of trying that RCR AirRam intake manifold job, as I heard some positive things about it. I also think the stock mufflers become a restriction at this power level, however, I already tried Chevy SS mufflers and I had to take them back off because they were way too loud for my 2 year old, so I am not sure there is anything I can do here.
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Your numbers are great for that mild a cam and for peaking low. Enjoy the street machine!
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Thanks. Glad ppl like Rick Crawford are kind enough to make their research public.