02 Z28 bolton numbers
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I had my 02 M6 Z dynoed today. The car has Pacesetter LT, OR Y, Hooker catback, FTRA, my Ported TB, Bump stop mod, SLP lid I tuned the car Via HP tuners in conjunction with an XD16 wide band set up.
1) 341.34hp 348.72 FT LB
2) 342.14hp 350.30 FT LB on this run I bumped the timing up 2deg for around 5 deg total over stock @WOT
3) 344.88HP 352.26FT LB I set the timing back to my previous tune, car cooled off for 15 min.
All three runs my IAT was in the 90's the outside temp was 86deg with 13% Humidity.
What do you guys think?? I bet I could squeeze 350/354 in a little cooler weather and lower IAT's
1) 341.34hp 348.72 FT LB
2) 342.14hp 350.30 FT LB on this run I bumped the timing up 2deg for around 5 deg total over stock @WOT
3) 344.88HP 352.26FT LB I set the timing back to my previous tune, car cooled off for 15 min.
All three runs my IAT was in the 90's the outside temp was 86deg with 13% Humidity.
What do you guys think?? I bet I could squeeze 350/354 in a little cooler weather and lower IAT's
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I don’t have the dyno sheet with me at the moment but I am sure I seen SAE on there. I noticed there are quite a few guys with under drive pulleys on here. Are they worth the cost?
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Originally Posted by brantsz
I don’t have the dyno sheet with me at the moment but I am sure I seen SAE on there. I noticed there are quite a few guys with under drive pulleys on here. Are they worth the cost?
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Really good numbers. With my boltons I did 340rwhp/356rwtq SAE.
I'm halfway curious if I did an ASP Pulley and re-port my TB ( i did terrible - might as well not be ported) if I could get 350rwhp.
Plus my 18" rear wheels aren't helping anything.
Very nice numbers though man! Congrats
I'm halfway curious if I did an ASP Pulley and re-port my TB ( i did terrible - might as well not be ported) if I could get 350rwhp.
Plus my 18" rear wheels aren't helping anything.
Very nice numbers though man! Congrats
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Originally Posted by JKDZ28
Really good numbers. With my boltons I did 340rwhp/356rwtq SAE.
I'm halfway curious if I did an ASP Pulley and re-port my TB ( i did terrible - might as well not be ported) if I could get 350rwhp.
Plus my 18" rear wheels aren't helping anything.
Very nice numbers though man! Congrats
I'm halfway curious if I did an ASP Pulley and re-port my TB ( i did terrible - might as well not be ported) if I could get 350rwhp.
Plus my 18" rear wheels aren't helping anything.
Very nice numbers though man! Congrats