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Old 09-04-2007, 01:38 AM
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02 Z06 SPDC 402ci LS2 motor, tuned by Vette Doctors then I brought it back home to Oregon:



*Cartek 5x 244/252, .602, .612 114 LSA

*GM LS2 aluminum block

*Eagle Forged Crank

*Crower 6.125 I -beam rods

*Diamond -14cc dish pistons

*Diamond Plasma Moly rings

*Clevite "H" rod & main bearings

*Durabond cam bearings

*ARP Bolts and Studs

Flow Sheet for ETP LS7 Heads:

Intake: 2.125 intake - 4.030" bore

.100 70.7

.200 150.6

.300 231.3

.400 287.0

.500 321.2

.550 335.8

.600 346.3

.650 349.2

.700 332.3



Exhaust: 1.600" - 4.030" bore

.100 55.0

.200 105.9

.300 158.7

.400 193.1

.500 209.8

.550 214.5

.600 218.0

.650 220.0

.700 224.7

Car also runs a LS7 Intake Manifold and Throttle Body. Supporting mods are a Varam Intake and American Racing 1 7/8 long tubes through stock TI's.
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nice gains, well above 500rwhp.

for how much you got the LS2 short block from SPDC? what is the compression ratio?
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Very nice power, sweet!
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Originally Posted by Abdullah
nice gains, well above 500rwhp.

for how much you got the LS2 short block from SPDC? what is the compression ratio?
Bottom end was about $4,000. Heads were $3,500 and then add up all the other things like cam/rockers/etc etc. Compression is just a hair under 11:1. Right at 10.9:1. It's close haha.
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Wow. 400 TQ before 2500 RPM. Must be a blast to drive on the street!
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nice job- bet its a blast to drive
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Good looking torque curve.
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Talk about drooling over some curves !! You got the bull by the horns there brother !! Hold on tight and I hope you got some tires to hook all that power with.

Congrats on the successful results.
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Where abouts in Oregon? Maybe we can meet one of these days when I get my 427 together.

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I am in Eugene, Oregon. As for the tires I have 305 Nitto DR's which do ok, even stomping them completely inflated and cold in first.
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Those are some awesome numbers, especially that torque! Agreed with everyone else, that thing must be a total blast to drive! Taking it to the track any time soon?
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Ideally going this Friday after the car gets out of the body shop. Long story... We will see how fast I can learn to launch it. If I could get a low 11 with a shitty 60' I would be happy. I just want to see a decent trap out of it. Judging from how my Supra felt off spray the Vette on motor should be about 128-132mph. But that's just benchracing...
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Those are some really good results. I was wondering the correlation between running the 4.005 bore on the LS2 block and such large valves? Obviously it puts out great power, but you said they were for a 4.03 bore. How's that work?
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Originally Posted by Beaflag VonRathburg
Those are some really good results. I was wondering the correlation between running the 4.005 bore on the LS2 block and such large valves? Obviously it puts out great power, but you said they were for a 4.03 bore. How's that work?

Honestly I dunno. I pay the money, shop assembles motor, tuner tunes it. I might have scribbled down some of the numbers wrong too.
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Awesome numbers Congrats man.

I know the stock Zo6 Exahust flow well but throw Cutout man.
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Originally Posted by venom ws7
Awesome numbers Congrats man.

I know the stock Zo6 Exahust flow well but throw Cutout man.
I am quite comfortable as it sits. The cut-out isn't going to net me that much gain. If anything when I spray it I MIGHT, MIGHT remove the exhaust.
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Great numbers none the less Enjoy the car. it must feels like beast in every gear.
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Awsome results! Congrats, that thing has to be a bullet.

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Congrats on the numbers buddy. Your numbers blow mine away
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great set up ...im jealous....maybe i can have that top end one day.



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