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Old 11-05-2006 | 07:29 PM
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This is about what I was looking for;
Thanks go out to Mikey from Rapid for getting this all together and a great tune, and to Brian from TFS for working through the issues.



Parts List;
Stock Crankshaft - Polished
Stock Connecting Rods - Resized
Diamond forged Pistons with -2cc valve reliefs
Childs and Albert Ring Set Plasma Moly
Clevite H Series Race Bearings
ARP Rod Bolts
ARP Main Studs
APR Head Studs
Rotating Assembly Fully Balanced
Engine Blueprinted
Comp Cams 850-16 Roller Lifters
New OEM Lifter Retainers
Rollmaster Double Roller Chain
Trick Flow Research 215cc Cylinder Heads
Heads milled .024 for 61CC chambers
11.4:1 compression
Cometic Head Gaskets .040
Comp 230/230 113+2 .591 lift Cam
Trick Flow 7.65 Moly Pushrods
Harlen Sharp Roller Tip Rockers 1.7
Textrila Z grip clutch assembly
Old 11-05-2006 | 07:41 PM
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what size motor? power really drops after 6,300.
Old 11-05-2006 | 07:42 PM
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347 rebuild, M6, stock 3:42 10 bolt
Old 11-05-2006 | 07:46 PM
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the bottomend of your motor is close to mine,you have a little more compression,but i have a lg cam and afr 205cc heads. power is also close,but i'm on a mustang dyno. nice #'s,and with more break in mi's you should gain some more power from it too.
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Very good numbers. Your setup is almost exactly like mine.


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That power drop after 6300 almost looks like it is hitting valve float or a harmonics issue. What springs are on the heads?
Old 11-05-2006 | 11:19 PM
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7.65 pushrods? is this right?
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Yup, for TFS heads......that cam is really small but probably very driveable. Who tuned it and with what? My setup is with the East Coast Superchargers custome cam that recently made 505 rwph on a stock block. It's signifigantly larger then the cam you picked.
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Impressive numbers man

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Yup, for TFS heads......that cam is really small but probably very driveable. Who tuned it and with what? My setup is with the East Coast Superchargers custome cam that recently made 505 rwph on a stock block. It's signifigantly larger then the cam you picked.
No hi-jack buddy but what is your setup consist of if ya don't mind ?

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Yup, for TFS heads......that cam is really small but probably very driveable. Who tuned it and with what? My setup is with the East Coast Superchargers custome cam that recently made 505 rwph on a stock block. It's signifigantly larger then the cam you picked.
What are your cam specs? I really didn't want to go much bigger then this to keep it drivable. I like to drive it on the street on nice days as well as the track occasionally and any bigger they start being a bear to manage. Careful with the stock rod bolts on your setup!
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Not too shabby from an LS6 intake, the torque numbers are nice too! Congrats!
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what were the offical numbers. i really cant tell from the chart. they look good from what I can see anyway. congrats!
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453.90/429.54




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