Dyno results.. Before/After cam
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Dyno results.. Before/After cam The Dyno graph is further down the page.
First Dyno run the car put down 308/319 (lid only) untuned. After the LS1 Edit it gained 16 hp and 10tq bringing it to 324/329.
With cam,LT's,and ORY I picked up 61hp and 37tq
End result 384.9/365.6 with a stock LS1 intake.
Anyone sitting on the fence thinking about doing a cam I would recomend it.Great bang for the buck.
First Dyno run the car put down 308/319 (lid only) untuned. After the LS1 Edit it gained 16 hp and 10tq bringing it to 324/329.
With cam,LT's,and ORY I picked up 61hp and 37tq
End result 384.9/365.6 with a stock LS1 intake.
Anyone sitting on the fence thinking about doing a cam I would recomend it.Great bang for the buck.
Last edited by T-maxx; Oct 5, 2005 at 12:31 PM.
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I can't figure out how to post the pic for the life of me. 
East Side did the tune. You can find them over here--------------->>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
East Side did the tune. You can find them over here--------------->>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
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I got that far but the pic is too big and I don't know how to resize it??
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Originally Posted by gomer
Did you ever post the cam specs?? I can't find them anywhere.
you. Actually it's an off the shelf Comp cam I bought from TSP. 232/234 112 lsa. I was going to go smaller but now I'm glad I didn't. The car pulls hard above 4k 
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In Paint, click on Help, then click Help Topics. Once there, click on Index tab, then type in "resizing".
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To change the size of your picture -
On the Image menu, click Attributes.
Under Units, click the unit of measurement you want to use for the width and height.
Type the measurements in Width and Height.
Edit: can we make this a sticky? I can't even count the number of posts I've seen where people ask for help with resizing.
Congrats on the new #s.
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I got that far but the pic is too big and I don't know how to resize it??
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