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I'd guess somewhere in the 440-455 rwhp range. The T56 is going to help with dyno numbers as well as the extra cubes you have (that a LS1 doesn't).
The only thing that I would see not being in your favor is the heavily exhaust biased camshaft. The extra 10 degrees on the exhaust side will hurt torque production, but will work well with say a 250+ shot of gas- if you spray that much often.
This motor would LOVE a ported F.A.S.T. intake. I didn't notice a LS6 intake in your sig? Does it have the 1999 LS1 intake still?
Ben T.
The only thing that I would see not being in your favor is the heavily exhaust biased camshaft. The extra 10 degrees on the exhaust side will hurt torque production, but will work well with say a 250+ shot of gas- if you spray that much often.
This motor would LOVE a ported F.A.S.T. intake. I didn't notice a LS6 intake in your sig? Does it have the 1999 LS1 intake still?
Ben T.
Last edited by Studytime; May 6, 2007 at 05:14 PM.