383 with AFR 205
Long story short, two years ago I had Patriot heads(59cc ls6 style) on the car and it put down 451/418
. Wasn't very happy with it. Last year I put 205's(59cc) on it with a 90/90 combo and added a 9in ford rear end with 4.11's (had 4.10s in the stock) dyno'd at NLP both times around the same time of year and nothing else being changed it put down 497/460...alot better
. I think it would have been in the 510 range if not for the 9inch and locker. With the back ground out of the way...I'm thinking of going to afr 225s now and was wondering if you guys think it's worth it? I'd like to do a back to back with 205s vs 225s. If you need anymore info ask away. Thanks
Last edited by 99Transamman; Jan 30, 2006 at 08:34 PM.
A ported FAST LSX90 will cut the flow off around ~300 anyway, so I'd rather have more flow at the lower lifts to make up for the "restrictor plate" effect at the top of the cam lift (which effectively nullifies any advantage the 225 has). But, you will still make more power with the 225 up top, but not enough to justify it imo.

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I think i put down a little more than Tony
I think i put down a little more than Tony

. oh, and its a pump gas friendly 10.9 CR with a mild solid roller.
)...5700 up. Is this because he had the bigger 225's or is it the solid roller setup. Tq I think I got him
. Hope his 383 goes in soon so we can get some real numbers
....I love dyno racing so much safer!!
)...5700 up. Is this because he had the bigger 225's or is it the solid roller setup. Tq I think I got him
. Hope his 383 goes in soon so we can get some real numbers
....I love dyno racing so much safer!!My "air dyno" and stupid hours of calculations in my head has my 383 producing around 520 RWHP and 480 RWTQ installed in my C5 with a conservative solid roller and the "smallish" LG very loooong tube headers (which are actually ideal for a car like mine that spends a great deal of time on the street....I enjoy the crisp low end and throttle response the smaller header helps create at low engine speeds).
BUT....I will believe it when I see it as that is a pretty stout figure for a reasonably tame 383 build-up.
Hoping to share the chassis dyno results with you guys shortly.
Regards,
Tony
. Last time I went was in middle of july very hot, heres the slip(right lane). I lost 3 mph in the 1/8th with all the heat. this was the first time i could run the 1/4(just put cage in)....so i think high 10s and 126ish should be no problem. Had to much tire also, 28s and 4.11s don't play well. So I went with 27s this time...We'll see
Tony....let me put my stock rearend back in and an electric water pump......and then I will have something for your solid roller
. A 224/224 114? I'd go a lot bigger. Your conservative cam choice will hurt power more than a GM factory head casting.
Ben T.






