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Old 06-15-2007, 09:17 AM
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Originally Posted by Patrick G
The custom y-pipe was a solid 5-6 rwhp better than the Kooks y-pipe.
with gutted cats.
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500rwhp is awesome!
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Very nice results Pat. Glad to see LG Motorsports could help you out.
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Very nice. I bet if you installed it at 112 straight up it dyno queeen another 5-10rwhp up top.
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nice results. how does ur new cam perform on the street compared to your old cam?
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Originally Posted by Slowhawk
Very nice. I bet if you installed it at 112 straight up it dyno queeen another 5-10rwhp up top.
Probably so Don, but I fear it might lose more torque in the mid-range than what I would gain up high. It would be worth trying though.
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Old 06-15-2007, 10:26 AM
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when you gonna take it to the track? Im curious what itd mph at.
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great numbers!!! How can you get numbers near that with diff heads.I have TSP stage 2.5 5.3 l heads with atr224/112 cam ported fast and put down 417rwhp 407rwt in an A4.Not sure i can afford another set of heads,but can do a cam in the near future.Would it take a custom grind or will a bigger of the shelf stick help
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out of curiosity, could you have the cam cut on the lsk lobe but grind the top portion so that the total lift stayed where you are now... therefore utilizing the fast ramp rate to get the valve to the 280 cfm range and hold it there longer, but not go past it? Or would it just be too much a valvetrain hammer to slam the valve open to where you're at 280 cfm and hold it at that level for as long as possible before letting it close really fast?
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another question... did you try just putting a set of bullets off the headers, to see what that would get you? I'd be curious if it would make more power that way.. I suspect that it would.
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Originally Posted by JL ws-6
out of curiosity, could you have the cam cut on the lsk lobe but grind the top portion so that the total lift stayed where you are now... therefore utilizing the fast ramp rate to get the valve to the 280 cfm range and hold it there longer, but not go past it? Or would it just be too much a valvetrain hammer to slam the valve open to where you're at 280 cfm and hold it at that level for as long as possible before letting it close really fast?
The Comp XFI lobe is like that, but it goes in 6 degree increments. The 236 lobe was too small and the 242 lobe was too big. Honestly, only very specialized cam companies like LSM make cams like that and they can't be purchased for $389, LOL. In my application, the XE-R lobes worked fine.
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another question... did you try just putting a set of bullets off the headers, to see what that would get you? I'd be curious if it would make more power that way.. I suspect that it would.
We added 20" extensions to the ends of the headers when we were dyno testing/tuning. Past experience has shown that these header extensions make more power than bullets on the end of the headers.
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Intresting about the header extensions... I'm about to drop the exhaust off my car to just the headers, but I'm in a different boat with that (13.5 to 1 402 big hydraulic setup and race fuel) and the consensus is that my car shoudl pick up a good amount of power.


What do you think a specialized cam like what I was mentioning would be good for, I understand it would probably be a 600 dollar camshaft, but if it was good for enough power, I think there are people out there that would do it.
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Great numbers
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Originally Posted by Patrick G
Probably so Don, but I fear it might lose more torque in the mid-range than what I would gain up high. It would be worth trying though.
I don't think it will. Just did that test a few weeks ago,did nothing to the mid but gained a solid 10 up top.

Right now I'm doing a 236 Cam on a 112+4 on a AFR car with 11.5-1 comp.Then we'll probly put it to 112 straight up to see.

Always testing and finding weird results
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does the new ypipe make the car sound any different?
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Originally Posted by dug
does the new ypipe make the car sound any different?
Yes. It's much quieter and refined sounding at idle. The rasp/drone at 2000-2300 rpm is GONE! The sound quality is the best I've ever heard in an F-body. Not too loud, not too soft, very refined, yet mean.
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Originally Posted by Patrick G





I decided to go back to AFR 205 heads and a larger cam instead of the AFR small bore 225s and a small cam that I had before. With the higher airspeed of the 205s verses the 225s, the larger cam has the same street manners as my smaller cam had with the bigger heads. These new AFR 205 heads are not quite your garden variety 205, rather they have a number of tweaks designed to work better with a FAST intake and a lower lift hydraulic cam. Notice I chose a very popular lobe and duration range for my custom cam.

I will start another thread going into greater detail on all the components in the build, but here's a short list:

AFR 205 heads with chamber opened up to 4.00" bore (to better unshroud the valves).
Standard 205cc CNC port work
Revised valve job for better low and mid-lift flow.
Heads milled to achieve 57cc chamber size (static compression 11.92:1)
Simply outstanding. How is the driveability?

I keep reading posts like this (and others) and it seems like the AFR 205 is continually outperforming the larger 225 head. Even Tony Mamo recommends the 205 over the 225 for large cubes. Don at DEZ recently reported killer numbers with the 205 on some 402's. Based on that and my 402 w/225's I'm convinced the 205 is a better head. In all honestly I'm not happy with them and so tempted to toss the 225's in favor of something else right now.

Rant off, once again great numbers.
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Looks like someone knows what they are doing.

Very sweet Pat!
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Just one question for you PG....Have you tried to lean it out where the dip is to see if the car is EGR from intake reversion at that spot...?

A few notes about the exhaust that i've noticed when making them. The smoother the transitioning is for the two adjoining pipes, the less rasp you will get. Also the longer the merge within a given area the more mid and upper RPM power can be unleashed. If made correctly they can show similar gains as to that of a well designed X-merge. I like to hand fab mine and then go in and radius all the edges. The one you have is quite nice but id never spend that kind of money on something you can make yourself for a fraction of the cost.
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Originally Posted by eb02z06
Very nice results Patrick!!!! What do you think the results would be if you dropped compression down to 10.1? You know where I'm going on this one.
Arun, I'd probably be making around 465 rwhp with 10.0:1 SCR. That should make for 930 rwhp at 1 bar of boost.

BTW, I like your way of thinking.
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2016 Corvette Z51 M7 Magnuson Heartbeat 2300 supercharger, TSP LT headers, Pat G tuned, 667rwhp, 662rwtq, 191mph TX Mile.
2009.5 Pontiac G8 GT 6.0L, A6, AFR 230v2 heads. 506rwhp/442rwtq. 11.413 @ 121.29mph 1/4 mile, 168.7mph TX Mile
2000 Pewter Ram Air Trans Am M6 heads/cam 508 rwhp/445 rwtq SAE, 183.092 TX Mile
2022 Cadillac Escalade 6.2L A10 S&B CAI, Corsa catback.
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