2001 Camaro SS M6 Factory stock
06-06-2007, 09:06 AM
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2001 Camaro SS M6 Factory stock Ok, not exactly stock as it had an SLP Lid, filter and smooth Bellow. 
This car belongs to a friend of mine, which he had me tune it. It is a GM SS, as in no SLP options, and (flywheel) rated at 325HP. We baselined the factory tune and it put down 325rwhp on a Dynapack dyno, can't quite recall the torque but I think it was around 330rwtq. The AFR was around 12.3 and timing was around 19-22 degrees. I worked my magic (load tuning) on it and dailed in the VE table and MAF table, then worked on the timing table. End results were 340 rwhp and 362 rwtq. I will see if I can get him to post the graphs. It had a flat 340 torque curve from ~3000 to ~5200!
Pretty impressive for a stock (only lid, really) setup. I wanted to tune it prior to the lid, but oh well. 
This car belongs to a friend of mine, which he had me tune it. It is a GM SS, as in no SLP options, and (flywheel) rated at 325HP. We baselined the factory tune and it put down 325rwhp on a Dynapack dyno, can't quite recall the torque but I think it was around 330rwtq. The AFR was around 12.3 and timing was around 19-22 degrees. I worked my magic (load tuning) on it and dailed in the VE table and MAF table, then worked on the timing table. End results were 340 rwhp and 362 rwtq. I will see if I can get him to post the graphs. It had a flat 340 torque curve from ~3000 to ~5200!
Pretty impressive for a stock (only lid, really) setup. I wanted to tune it prior to the lid, but oh well. 
06-06-2007, 05:12 PM
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Thanks again for all the help George, and thanks to Mike at Haddad Motorsports. The car feels amazing. Its like a night and day difference just in the driveablitly. Granted the car was stock and completely drivable, but its a lot smoother now from a stop and pulls a hell of a lot harder...
And no George, I did not get sideways on the DR's... They still hook up VERY well.
http://s171.photobucket.com/albums/u...SSDynotune.flv
And no George, I did not get sideways on the DR's... They still hook up VERY well.
http://s171.photobucket.com/albums/u...SSDynotune.flv
06-06-2007, 08:41 PM
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I believe it! My brother has a 2001 SS. It made 331rwhp and 343rwtq with just a lid. However it was one of the few cars that received the LS6 block in that year! But it's just the block which shouldn't have any effect on horsepower #'s. Check to see if your buddy's car has the LS6 block also. I would really like to know.
06-07-2007, 03:17 PM
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What are the casting codes? and where do I find them? I dont mind checking it out.
The block really doesnt help with power production, but it does help with the oiling/oil control in the motor. Should help keep things together longer.
The block really doesnt help with power production, but it does help with the oiling/oil control in the motor. Should help keep things together longer.
