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Old 06-14-2016, 07:01 PM
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Good evening. Had my 87 buick regal with a l92 headed lq9 dynoed yesterday. Made 393 rwhp and 387 rwt. On the sec run it spiked to about 412rwhp. According to my time slip of 12.40 at 113 and a weight of about 3800 it makin about 430 to the tire. Here is the combo; lq9 l92 heads milled to 66cc with .040 gasket comp 11.2 pat g 224/232 .630 .604. Tooly .660 springs with titanium retainers. L92 intake,ported throttle body,1 7/8 long tubes 3.5 collector to 3" to rear tire exit. 4" cold air intake to area behind healights. Good numbers,bad, right on ect...
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Not bad, but dyno numbers are just that...the 113 trap speed says more
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Track numbers support 390rwhp on a dynojet. Numbers seem a little bit low though. Maybe its just the small cam and stock intake manifold.
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I thought a lil low also. Would a ported manifold help much?plus the power peale is low like 5600rpm. For got to add the cam is a 115 +3

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Did you degree in the cam? Maybe it's off/ground wrong.
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Peak power at 5600 on that set up sounds almost like valve timing is ten degrees advanced. Torque should generally peak at 4800-5100 and power at 6000-6800 on a LS barring anything really unusual.

My first HC peaked at 5500. Sure enough cam was ground nine degrees advanced. I didn't degree the cam. Just installed and let her rip. Swapped cams, peak at 6500.
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What's the compression ratio?

Seems to me that the cam is a bit mild......it has about 1* (or so) of overlap. It doesn't have the 'legs' to do much more than it's doing.

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Originally Posted by KW Baraka
What's the compression ratio?

Seems to me that the cam is a bit mild......it has about 1* (or so) of overlap. It doesn't have the 'legs' to do much more than it's doing.



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Compression ratio is 11.2 and has -2 overlap. I hope this inage loads. Its the dyno sheet.

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