Futral 414 SuperStroker #'s with-in....
My engine was using WAY too much oil and just didn't feel as strong as it did. I didn't want any more worries of block integrity, cooling issues, etc.
Allan received my complete longblock and disassembled it. He said the block was in good shape, none of the liners were dropped, cracked, etc however he did think it was using some coolant at the base of the cylinder. I sold the block with this info provided on E-bay (well a buyer offered me a great deal on the item on E-bay so I sold it before the auction ended) and the pistons were sold together with it.
Now, on to what I had done.
GM 6.0L LS1 Iron block bored 0.060" over w/sonic testing and it passed w/flying colors, decked, align honed, deburred, etc.
Meaux Racing reworked my MTI SIII LS6 heads and picked up a HUGE amount of CFM at every lift point.
Custom Futral Cam Motion camshaft - 246/250 .633"/.628" 112
Static Compression Rato - 11.72:1
4.060" Diamond Pistons/rings
Cometic MLS headgaskets
Added ARP main studs
Swapped over my 4.000" Lunati crank and 6.125" Lunati Pro Billet Rods
Jessel 1.7 rockers swapped over
TR shimmed oil pump swapped over
MTI pushrods swapped over
Custom Dual Valve Springs - K-Motion
Allan went above and beyond all of my expectations. He gave me all the info I asked for, even after probably over 100 PMs, numerous phone calls and various e-mails. He and Candy tolerated and appreciated my every question and request. Their establishment, hands down, is the best I have ever dealt with.
Now, onto the engine. It burns ZERO oil, coolant temps stay at 180*F or less in 100+*F stop and go traffic, runs on pump gas w/no issues. It's very docile until you go WOT. It never stops pulling. I have a grin from ear to ear everytime I roll into it. It's got so much torque I don't know what to do with it.
I put just over 1000 miles on it, changed the oil and took it to our local dyno, a SuperFlow Dyno. It has correction factors for a Dyno Jet that have proved to be EXTREMELY accurate based on quite a few people I know that have dyno'd on the SF and then went to a DJ w/the same mods, and the corrected DJ #s from the SF are within 3-8 RWHP of the DJ.
Here's what the setup did w/no WOT tuning:
SF #s 470 RWHP 460 RWTQ, FWHP 552
DJ Corrected #s 498 RWHP 470 RWTQm, FWHP 585
After dyno WOT tuning:
SR #s 501 RWHP 485 RWTQ, FWHP 589
DJ #s 530 RWHP 515 RWTQ, FWHP 624
Graph:

Here's the DJ Corrected Graph:

This was all with a stock MAF, 25-27* timing, stock LS6 intake, 3.42 gears in a 10 bolt, 12.8 A/F, through cutout, pump gas, no dyno tricks, tire pressure at 32 PSI. This put down right at what Vince's FMS 408 did which is an almost identical setup in that I have LS6 heads and he had 6.0L heads. I run Dynatech 1 3/4 to 1 7/8 headers, to a 3" ORY to a 3.5" cutout. Stock water pump, ASP pulley, 75MM lid.
The shop was able to overlay my graph with a 96 GTS Viper with all bolt-ons, rocker arms, pulleys, TBs, headers, blah blah with my graph:

I'm very pleased with the results. They're exactly what I anticipated based on what FMS has done with similar combos in the past.
I'll get it to a DJ later on to see how the two compare (DJ corrected vs DJ actual). There are no DJ's really close by, anyway, else I would have done it that way.
Thanks again to Futral Motorsports, Allan and Candy are the bomb!
Thanks to my brother, Alex, for the dyno tune
This car is an absolute MONSTER.
Last edited by CANNIBAL; Jul 31, 2005 at 04:51 PM.
Static Compression Rato - 11.72:1
I assume you run 93 octane (not spiked at all?).
Is that cam a hydraulic type?
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