HCI LS1 Trans Am Dyno
1998 Trans Am SBE LS1 36k miles
PRC 225 As Cast 62cc chambers
Custom BTR 231/243 112+3
Vengeance Ported FAST 92/NW 92
SE 1 7/8 headers, ORY, SLP LM1
Monster LT1-S Twin Disc
FAST 36lb Injectors
Racetronix 255 Fuel pump hot wired
Will be SD tuned so no MAF
You're gonna see a decent gain from going from a 3" y pipe to a 4" so the tune will need to be looked at
But with it all done including the 4" I bet you're over 460
You're gonna see a decent gain from going from a 3" y pipe to a 4" so the tune will need to be looked at
But with it all done including the 4" I bet you're over 460
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Check out the first post in this thread. Seems a little high on the increase in power but I can't find many other dynos back to back to compare single 3" to dual 3" or single 3" vs 4" so take it as you will
https://www.performancetrucks.net/fo...totype-538474/
I'm not saying anything is gonna happen if you don't tune it after you upgrade the exhaust. But I would want the tune optimized with the freer flowing exhaust. And the tune may need a small adjustment with the higher flowing setup to be spot on.
My current truck picked up very considerable power after the tune when I put headers on it. My F body car picked up considerable power when I did headers and exhaust and the tune didn't make much of a difference. Not sure what the deal was there but my truck didn't seem to be any faster after the headers and exhaust, but after it was re tuned with the headers and exhaust it was a huge difference. The truck was already tuned before the headers. So going forward I'm going to always want a tune touch up after even a small exhaust change. Which makes since anyway since it flows more even if it's just a little.
Last edited by 00pooterSS; Dec 3, 2019 at 12:53 PM.
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It runs soo much better over the mail order tune but that was to be expected
How is driveability? Your cam is essentially a tweaked version of a BTR stage 3 right? I bet it pulls hard up top.
Last edited by Bob570; Dec 4, 2019 at 07:57 PM.
But a dyno reads torque, not horsepower. So when torque was acting up...well that's not how this works.....
Horsepower is a formula that someone came up with based off of torque and rpm.
I'm not bashing you at all, please don't take it that way. As long as your tuner is good I'm sure the car rips regardless of what the dyno says.
But a dyno reads torque, not horsepower. So when torque was acting up...well that's not how this works.....
Horsepower is a formula that someone came up with based off of torque and rpm.
I'm not bashing you at all, please don't take it that way. As long as your tuner is good I'm sure the car rips regardless of what the dyno says.








