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Old Apr 25, 2004 | 03:53 PM
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I have a v9 vortech and Iam building a 375" LS1. What would it take to get 600+ to the tires. Thanks for your help.
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you have a 375 and a v-9. You got what it takes already......next......
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With bolton's, cam, 375, and down pulley I can pull it off?
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Old Apr 26, 2004 | 12:16 AM
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might be close...but a S or T Trim will get you there with no problem.

im still waiting on a quote for yeah too..
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Find and read posts made by S_J_H I consider him to be the resident v-9 g-trim expert. He knows that kit inside and out.
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Originally Posted by SSC5R
I have a v9 vortech and Iam building a 375" LS1. What would it take to get 600+ to the tires. Thanks for your help.
600rwhp +
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375ci LS1 (6.0 with 4.030 bore or something?)
V9 Vortech
1.75 longtube headers
3" ORP, 3" catback or cutouts
224/230//114 (maybe +2) cam
LS6 Intake
Stage I ported heads, 2.02/1.57 valves in stock seats
Crane double valvesprings
60 lb Mototron injectors
340lph intank, plus voltage blaster in addition
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Old Apr 26, 2004 | 07:30 PM
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Originally Posted by Pro Stock John
600rwhp +
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375ci LS1 (6.0 with 4.030 bore or something?)
V9 Vortech
1.75 longtube headers
3" ORP, 3" catback or cutouts
224/230//114 (maybe +2) cam
LS6 Intake
Stage I ported heads, 2.02/1.57 valves in stock seats
Crane double valvesprings
60 lb Mototron injectors
340lph intank, plus voltage blaster in addition

Oh John what do you know about supercharger setups.
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Old Apr 27, 2004 | 12:53 AM
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Thanks guys for the info and Mecham Im just waiting to see what I go with. Thanks.
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Yea, you can pull it off for sure
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Old Apr 27, 2004 | 08:09 AM
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You should be very close to 600RWHP.
But you'll probably have to overspin the impeller to do it.
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Old Apr 27, 2004 | 08:12 AM
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Are you aftercooled?

2.5 pulley with good fuel and tuning will be 600RWHP easily. You'll also be overspinning the blower a bit so watch the revs
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Old Apr 27, 2004 | 08:00 PM
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Yes I have a aftercooler. I will be spraying a 75 TNT shoot to get out of the hole. Do you all think this would be a problem for the blower? What injectors and pump should I get? Thanks for your help guys.
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all you need is 12-13 lbs and maybe a cam. you don't need juice to get that number.

you'll need big injectors and the t rex fuel pump should be fine.

MTI should be able to help you figure all that out.
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you don't need the spray. Just a well setup system with a 2.5" pulley and a good aggressive tune.
Adding a 75 shot should make for enough power to run 9's in a decent combo.
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Old Apr 28, 2004 | 01:28 PM
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What size injector's are you guy's using? People been telling me to use 50lbs and even 60lbs inj. I have set of AFR's coming in a about two weeks and I am going to use a solid roller. That should help.
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Well you can't buzz a 2.50 pulley setup high, so I'm not sure how that is will work with a solid roller... mods in conflict with each other to some extent.

I would look into the 60 lb Mototrons they seem to ideal decent if you use an adjustable regulator.
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If your going with good heads and a solid roller and a 375 ci motor I have to wonder why your using a V9?
Your power output is limited by the V9. It's entirely possible you will not make any more power than a 346 with mildly ported heads and a stock cam. Although your boost level will be much lower and easier to manage. But it seems like a mismatched combo to me.
I'm running 42.5lb Lucas at 62psi and a single 9th mechanical injector of about 50lbs/hr.
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Steve, what is the max rpm you would spin a V9 to (for the most part)?
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Old Apr 28, 2004 | 06:51 PM
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John,I run my V9 up to around 70K which is at about 6350 engine rpm with a 2.5" and 8" pulley combo. I see about 13psi in cool weather at that speed with the intercooler. It is holding up real well. Bearings are still real tight.
I could see taking it a little bit further as boost does keep rising, but I think after 70K your really pushing your luck with the bearings and drive system.
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