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Old 04-11-2007, 02:57 PM
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Default 520rwhp 418cid A4 PRC CNC L92 Results

We just finished up a 418cid Automatic 01 SS camaro with Kooks Longtubes & cats. The car made over 520rwhp with PRC CNC L92 heads & a 242/251 camshaft! Here's the mods:

418 L92 Stroker
TSP Pistons (4.080 Bore)
Scat Rods
Eagle Crankshaft

PRC CNC Ported L92 Heads
GM L76 Intake (stock)
85mm Maf
PTM 90mm Throttle Body
Lid

Pulley
1 7/8 Kooks Headers
3" Kooks Cats
Cutout

TCI 3500 Converter
3.73 12 Bolt Rear End

Here's the dyno results:

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Beautiful torque curve!
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Nice numbers!
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Very fun car right there!
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nice job!

Approx what compression is this motor?
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Thanks bro's!!

It's 11:1 compression
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Nice numbers.


On a side note, have you guys been seeing problems with the L92 blocks in terms of the bore/sleeve alignments or thicknesses?
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with that trans ,rear and through cats damn great numbers like always Jason.
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Awesome job TSP crew & really powerful setup

peace
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Very nice!
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Originally Posted by marcus769
Nice numbers!
I agree! Care to share the lsa on that cam?
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4l60e Tranny, 12 bolt 3.73.

Camshaft is on a 112.
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what's the SCR and DCR for that combination?
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ok.. granted this is through a stall and a 12 bolt and cats.... but i really would expect MUCH more out of a 418 and ported L92's.. what am i missing here????


with that kinda CFM on the heads and 10 more cubes than my 408 i would expect nowhere under 540-550 RWHP even through that stall and rear?
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Originally Posted by LostCauseZ06
ok.. granted this is through a stall and a 12 bolt and cats.... but i really would expect MUCH more out of a 418 and ported L92's.. what am i missing here????


with that kinda CFM on the heads and 10 more cubes than my 408 i would expect nowhere under 540-550 RWHP even through that stall and rear?
I agree, but for some reason the 4l60`s eat alot of power. Joe said mine was easly 540-560rwhp the wheels before the intake swap. They just eat alot of power up for some reason. But track times and on the street is where it really matters!
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Originally Posted by beardWS6
I agree, but for some reason the 4l60`s eat alot of power. Joe said mine was easly 540-560rwhp the wheels before the intake swap. They just eat alot of power up for some reason. But track times and on the street is where it really matters!

i agree completely the only thing not making sense is the heavily ported cathedral port heads pushing less CFM are putting down WAYYYY more power than these monster rectangle ported new stuff with huge flow numbers... granted this dyno graph has AWESOME power under the curve and solid torque... i just dont understand why the peaks wouldnt be a little higher?


not talkin **** in any way shape or form btw TSP so dont get mad at me
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lost cause, do you understand how a bigger stall converter never locking up going through a 4L60e can not in any way compare to your dyno queen drlveline?
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this is nearly a 550+ rwhp car through a 6 speed. i think this is an absoulty beautiful thing. i still dont see many cathedral port cars making that kind of power per dollar. so what king of price tag does this combo carry?
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520rwhp in a a4 through cats seems pretty damn good to me. At 11:1 the car drives awesome & works really well with a tiny 2800 stall!
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No telling WHERE that car would be at through a six-speed.....I'd bet 550-575 rwhp.....EXCELLENT numbers


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