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Old 08-07-2006, 04:20 PM
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Does this dyno chart look right for the mods?

2002 SS M6

1-7/8 KooKs LT Headers
3” KooKs ORY
3” Custom Exhaust through a Borla XR1
MTI Lid
K&N Filter
MSD Wires
TR55 Plugs
Stock Slippy Clutch
NX MAF System jetted at 150
STOCK TUNE
Stock LS6 intake
Stock TB

This config went 122.5 in the quarter while only spraying in 3rd and 4th.

I just want to know if it looks right or if others have made more/less power with similar mods. Also, would different exhaust components dramatically affect the power?

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Old 08-07-2006, 04:24 PM
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Those numbers look appropriate for your mods. Nitrous sure brings on lots of torque, huh?
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Great numbers man esp. on spray

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it has a little pull...

I’ve been told that my large headers are hurting me – so I just wanted to see what everyone else thought.

I looked around and most of the numbers I found with smaller headers were less or the same.
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torque looks awesome,
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Originally Posted by jermstyle
it has a little pull...

I’ve been told that my large headers are hurting me – so I just wanted to see what everyone else thought.

I looked around and most of the numbers I found with smaller headers were less or the same.
Looks good to me too

Before long you are going to see alot of people running 1 7/8 or stepped headers. They do work better than most 1 3/4 headers out there in the market.
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numbers look good, what was your bottle pressure at? Get that thing tuned and I would not dobt if you saw 350rwhp NA and 500rwhp on the gas. BTW you need to run colder plugs (TR6 and I would pull some timing spraying a 150 shot)




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