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Old 08-18-2019 | 11:51 PM
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I guess l will try next is a TBSS intake with bigger injectors with long tube headers. The car is on it's way here to Anchorage so l guess l will have to find a tuner up here. Hope it's cheaper than that crappy houston house of power. What a miatake to go there.
Old 08-27-2019 | 12:30 PM
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Truck intake is choking the hell out of that thing. With some changes and tuning you should easily do 440+ even through a auto. A m6 should be 470 or more with that basic engine combo imo.
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Originally Posted by HioSSilver
Truck intake is choking the hell out of that thing. With some changes and tuning you should easily do 440+ even through a auto. A m6 should be 470 or more with that basic engine combo imo.
I'm new to this so any advice would be appreciated. Is there a good intake to use that can be mounted without having to change the water pump and pulley system from the LQ4 setup?
Old 08-27-2019 | 06:14 PM
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I'd put the fast lsx rt on that thing with a 105mm tb and port it to match. Then tune tune tune. No reason it shouldn't make really good power if it's healthy.
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Originally Posted by HioSSilver
I'd put the fast lsx rt on that thing with a 105mm tb and port it to match. Then tune tune tune. No reason it shouldn't make really good power if it's healthy.
The engine only had 30k on it when we tore it down and put all the fun stuff on it. Put new oil pump anyway to be sure. What about injectors, does that come with that intake?
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Originally Posted by gordoalf
What about injectors, does that come with that intake?
No. Only on factory full setups.
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42lb injectors should be enough and are plentiful.
Old 09-11-2019 | 05:30 PM
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First off let me complement you on your choice of car.
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I had a very similar issue with my 6.0L powered Bird. Here is a link to my thread:

https://ls1tech.com/forums/dynamomet...o-numbers.html

What rpm's are you hp and tq peaks occurring at?

My car is running a throttle body injection (msd atomic) with a carb style intake. I ended up running a best of 352 hp @ 5450 rpm 390 lb/ft @ 4050 rpm with a dual plane performer rpm intake and a 222/224 cam.

I have since changed to the same TSP 228/232 112 cam you are running and a single plane holley carb intake and made 382 hp @ 6200 and 364 tq @ 4900

I am still running stock 799 heads. The peaks now seem to be happening a lot closer to where they should be mostly because of the intake swap.
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Originally Posted by 68birdls6
I had a very similar issue with my 6.0L powered Bird. Here is a link to my thread:

https://ls1tech.com/forums/dynamomet...o-numbers.html

What rpm's are you hp and tq peaks occurring at?

My car is running a throttle body injection (msd atomic) with a carb style intake. I ended up running a best of 352 hp @ 5450 rpm 390 lb/ft @ 4050 rpm with a dual plane performer rpm intake and a 222/224 cam.

I have since changed to the same TSP 228/232 112 cam you are running and a single plane holley carb intake and made 382 hp @ 6200 and 364 tq @ 4900

I am still running stock 799 heads. The peaks now seem to be happening a lot closer to where they should be mostly because of the intake swap.

My torque of 360 peaks at 4110 and my hp of 329 peaks at 5500. I think like l was told that the truck intake l'm running is choking the engine as l have ported 243 heads with titanium valves. Apparently my shorty headers need to go too. The car will arrive on the 25th in Anchorage and then l can start doing something to it.
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Originally Posted by 68birdls6

First off let me complement you on your choice of car.

Firebirds rock. Everbody has a Camaro but these are better!

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Clean 'Bird, man! One of my favorite colors too!
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Originally Posted by 68birdls6
I had a very similar issue with my 6.0L powered Bird. Here is a link to my thread:

https://ls1tech.com/forums/dynamomet...o-numbers.html

What rpm's are you hp and tq peaks occurring at?

My car is running a throttle body injection (msd atomic) with a carb style intake. I ended up running a best of 352 hp @ 5450 rpm 390 lb/ft @ 4050 rpm with a dual plane performer rpm intake and a 222/224 cam.

I have since changed to the same TSP 228/232 112 cam you are running and a single plane holley carb intake and made 382 hp @ 6200 and 364 tq @ 4900

I am still running stock 799 heads. The peaks now seem to be happening a lot closer to where they should be mostly because of the intake swap.
Losing tq sucks.....tq is power. Tq is the only power. Now where it occurs can affect performance.

Now. To put your tq in perspective here. It's low....way low. My bolt on ls6 made 423wtq. At this point a set of stock 243s and a stock ls6 cam would gain you significant power if your h/c is the issue. The fact that you lost 26tq witch a bigger cam shows something is going in the wrong direction. Now i am assuming you gained 800rpm of usable power range....but that falls short to the tq loss imo.

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My torque of 360 peaks at 4110 and my hp of 329 peaks at 5500. I think like l was told that the truck intake l'm running is choking the engine as l have ported 243 heads with titanium valves. Apparently my shorty headers need to go too. The car will arrive on the 25th in Anchorage and then l can start doing something to it.
Shorty headers do suck. But to give you a gauge to go by my bolt on ls6 made 407 on mac mid lengths with a y pipe exhaust. So they're not likely holding you back much.

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Firebirds rock. Everbody has a Camaro but these are better!
Good lookin ride
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Now. To put your tq in perspective here. It's low....way low. My bolt on ls6 made 423wtq. At this point a set of stock 243s and a stock ls6 cam would gain you significant power if your h/c is the issue. The fact that you lost 26tq witch a bigger cam shows something is going in the wrong direction. Now i am assuming you gained 800rpm of usable power range....but that falls short to the tq loss imo.
You think I need to swap out my stock 799 heads for a set of stock 243 heads? You do realize the these are identical heads right?



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Originally Posted by 68birdls6
You think I need to swap out my stock 799 heads for a set of stock 243 heads? You do realize the these are identical heads right?
Hio's SLIPPIN'!
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Not really....i was only saying what i had. That shows the comparison. Of which the heads are very similar design if not identical. Which means something really far off. A 6.0 should have more tq.
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Well I appreciate the advice, but I was not really concerned with the number itself but where the peaks were occurring in the rpm range. Its a little hard to compare dyno numbers from different dyno's ran under different conditions.
Old 09-14-2019 | 04:06 PM
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Well all dynos correct for atmospheric conditions. So that's not really a issue unless the data is wrong. Unless it's a mustang dyno or dyno dynamic they gonna read pretty damn close.

Go to the track and measure the performance of it. If it confirms your dyno then you know something is way off.
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I have the original LQ4 intake stuffed underneath the hood of the Firebird. Does anyone know if the TBSS intake is about the same height? I see there is one on marketplace that I can buy for cheap. Need answers ASAP!
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I don't think it's any higher. Go for it!
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