car did 330.2 rwhp with a cutout and cold air intake
06-18-2007, 02:41 AM
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car did 330.2 rwhp with a cutout and cold air intake i just bought an 2000 z28 automatic with 63k miles, cutout, and coldair with a crane cams handheld tune. the first owner dynoed the car at 330.2 rwhp and i have the sheet to back it up, this seems kinda high for how basic the mods are, am i right or no ?
06-18-2007, 03:02 AM
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Originally Posted by supersickss
i just bought an 2000 z28 automatic with 63k miles, cutout, and coldair with a crane cams handheld tune. the first owner dynoed the car at 330.2 rwhp and i have the sheet to back it up, this seems kinda high for how basic the mods are, am i right or no ?
Nah, that seems pretty obtainable.
06-18-2007, 03:04 AM
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well thats cool i guess, now i need a answer as to why it wont burn the tires from a stop when you punch it, it might chirp for a SECOND but thats all, it does have brand new toyo proxies with the standard SS wheels would this have something to do with it ?
06-18-2007, 11:21 AM
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Originally Posted by supersickss
well thats cool i guess, now i need a answer as to why it wont burn the tires from a stop when you punch it, it might chirp for a SECOND but thats all, it does have brand new toyo proxies with the standard SS wheels would this have something to do with it ?
06-18-2007, 12:02 PM
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Originally Posted by supersickss
well thats cool i guess, now i need a answer as to why it wont burn the tires from a stop when you punch it, it might chirp for a SECOND but thats all, it does have brand new toyo proxies with the standard SS wheels would this have something to do with it ?
Because its slow. Thats why
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06-18-2007, 01:17 PM
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Originally Posted by supersickss
well thats cool i guess, now i need a answer as to why it wont burn the tires from a stop when you punch it, it might chirp for a SECOND but thats all, it does have brand new toyo proxies with the standard SS wheels would this have something to do with it ?
It's called breaking loose from a 40 MPH punch 
.Nice #'s BTW.
06-18-2007, 09:05 PM
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For an auto with an LS1 intake, that is high in my books.
06-22-2007, 09:37 PM
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yeah sounds high but some of these engines are more powerful than others.....id say you have 2.73s out back mine had them stock and it wasn't a tire roaster.....throw in a set of 373s and let the spinning and wheelhop begin.....
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I dont' see why you guys are so worried about spinning the tires off the line. I WISH I could take off without spinning. Damn autos get me every time, granted I have crappy tires and a ridiculously hard grabbing clutch.
06-23-2007, 09:58 AM
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I wouldn't be so sure. Look at my old numbers 328/337. So full exhaust and ls6 intake with a tune netted me only 12hp and 7tq. If you think they are accurate, goto another dyno and youll know.
