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Old 08-12-2005, 06:58 AM
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Default Dyno 7psi single turbo t-63 stock motor.

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98 Camaro SS, 32,000 km. (5000 km on turbo Summer Street only, never been to the track)
Stock Motor (except 918 springs old stock springs had 65 lbs pressure!)
single log manifold kit T-63 (piping made by Stainless works for a Non Sponsor)
7psi on MBC
Borla exhaust QTP cutout no cats
Upgraded fuel pump and 42 lb injectors
SMC methanol progressive methanol (on @ 2psi, full flow @ 10 psi)
20 degrees timing
Moser 12 bolt 3.73
Spohn torque arm, relocation brackets and LCA
Spece 3 clutch
SLP SFC, STB, Eibach pro springs, Bilstein HDs, Energy bushings
AMW catch can.
Stock somewhat bald rear Eagle F1 tires.
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Holy torque!!!!

Good set of heads, and you could easily be in the 500 rwhp range.

Nice
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Originally Posted by Ben01C5
Holy torque!!!!

Good set of heads, and you could easily be in the 500 rwhp range.

Nice
A cam swap will take care of that.
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nice!
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that kit has always put down the power. just watch your head gaskets, i had problems with mine
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what kit is that or did you fabeverything up yourself?
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the old q m p kit, raymer use to make it
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Originally Posted by KAOS
the old q m p kit, raymer use to make it
where can i look into a kit like this
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Default Where to get a QMP style kit

1) This kit is no longer available, but you may be able to get one used.
2) Stainless works who is a sponsor made the hot parts, so you could contact them.
3) Turbo Technology inc. makes a very similar kit (street). As I don't believe they are a sponsor I can't give you their website.

Hope that helps.
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damn thats a lot of torque.
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Torque? What torque?......

All i can say is nice work and try to keep here alive. I would save up for at least a short block with ported heads, nice balanced cam, and than you will see wat she can really do.

enjoy, and good luck!
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Very nice!!! What kind and how is your intercooler mounted?

I plan on getting the TTI street kit this winter. I have STG 2 heads and a "turbo" cam, 226 222 116lsa in the car now and I made 412 HP & 389 TQ.

If I run 7psi like you then I should hit at least 525 HP and 600 TQ at the wheels.
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Nice torque monster!!!
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Default Intercooler mounting

See the PIX below: you have to cut the hood bracket to make room. Then space it out slightly. The intercooler sits in front of the Rad. I don't know who made the intercooler or its rating.
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thats nice. ls1 all the way
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pretty sweet torque, I just recently dynod last week on my stock motor , maybe I should try 20 degress timing, I just ran 17degrees on 100 octane.
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I have a friend with the QMP kit on his Firehawk. It runs 11.2 in the 1/4. Not sure his rwhp & rwtq #'s. Nice set up.



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