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Old Apr 26, 2004 | 07:59 PM
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Almost done with the Car and here is our latest dyno #'s(this is street tune on 93 Octain)
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2001 Z28 M6, Forged pistons,stock rods/crank,Patriot LQ9 heads 72cc, 230/234 .598 on 114 Cam,LSX 75mm intake,ported TB,Procharger D1 pulleyed for 8lbsHooker headers,Corsa exhaust(no cutout)42lb injectors,340 Walbro intank with -8 feed,rails,boost sensative regulator,run through a Denny nitrous shaft and Moser with 4.11's,315 Nitto's.
boost was at 7lbs at 6200rpm
591hp at 6500
509tq at 5200
A/F was 11-1 to 11.5-1 across the board
above 400hp at 4500rpm,5500rpm was 500hp

The injectors are maxed at 6400rpm,so new 60's are going in.
Timing was at 19 degree's total.

What do you think?

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Old Apr 26, 2004 | 08:37 PM
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Originally Posted by Slowhawk
Almost done with the Car and here is our latest dyno #'s(this is street tune on 93 Octain)
Specs:
2001 Z28 M6, Forged pistons,stock rods/crank,Patriot LQ9 heads 72cc, 232/236 .590 on 114 Cam,LSX 75mm intake,ported TB,Procharger D1 pulleyed for 8lbsHooker headers,Corsa exhaust(no cutout)42lb injectors,340 Walbro intank with -8 feed,rails,boost sensative regulator,run through a Denny nitrous shaft and Moser with 4.11's,315 Nitto's.
boost was at 7lbs at 6200rpm
591hp at 6500
509tq at 5200
A/F was 11-1 to 11.5-1 across the board
above 400hp at 4500rpm,5500rpm was 500hp

The injectors are maxed at 6400rpm,so new 60's are going in.
Timing was at 19 degree's total.

What do you think?
Looks awsome so far! Hows the belt situation (slipping?).
Cant wait to see what more fuel will do. Any thought of
more then 10 lbs of boost?
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Old Apr 26, 2004 | 08:45 PM
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We see no signs of slipping.Also running the 8rib so 8 lbs shouldn't stress it.Next winter the thought of 12lbs is nice.The problem is right now the car is limited on traction in the first 4 gears.So 12lbs would put us around 700 or more.
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Old Apr 27, 2004 | 12:24 AM
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Sounds good, these things make great power when everything is working smoothly, getting past that certain boost point is what I'm still chasing
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Old Apr 27, 2004 | 06:27 AM
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Pretty impressive numbers. I had a similiar set-up minus the better heads and cam (mine was a single pattern slightly smaller and the heads ehere factory stage 2's) and only made 587 rwhp at 12PSI. Who said heads and cam aren't as inportant with FI!

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Old Apr 27, 2004 | 07:24 AM
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nice #, congrats. now all you need is tires
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Old Apr 27, 2004 | 08:09 AM
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Originally Posted by BIGBOS
Sounds good, these things make great power when everything is working smoothly, getting past that certain boost point is what I'm still chasing
We actually set a limit for 550hp.Figuring the low boost would make the setup very reliable.If we were going all out a bigger blower would be needed to get the CFM up and still keep boost low.An F1 at 8psi would put us near 700rwhp but fitting the blower would be a hassle.
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Old Apr 27, 2004 | 08:09 AM
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very nice!

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Very nice power at that boost. Close to 600 hp at low boost and no belt problems is great. How is the drivability on the street? Congrats.

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Old Apr 27, 2004 | 08:23 AM
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Originally Posted by Hardtop
Very nice power at that boost. Close to 600 hp at low boost and no belt problems is great. How is the drivability on the street? Congrats.

Bruce
So far it's pretty good.Needs some more street tuning but not going to bother till the 60's are in it.
The power is very linier till about 4000rpm then the tires break loose.So when it's done it should be a very tame daily driver.
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Very nice results. What port job do you have on your heads?

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Old Apr 27, 2004 | 09:50 AM
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Originally Posted by buschman
Very nice results. What port job do you have on your heads?

Mike
Just there basic stage 2 CNC setup.2.02/1.57 valves.They were suppose to be temporary till AFR 225's come out,but now they will probly just stay since we hit the power level we wanted.
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Great job..... gives me great hope of hitting my goal of 600rwhp. If you dont mind me asking what size is the crank pulley and what size is the blower pulley?? My 8 rib setup should be ready in the next couple of weeks an i am wanting to see 14-16 psi on my forged 370. you went with stock rods?? What rod bolts?? Thanks
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Old Apr 27, 2004 | 07:37 PM
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Originally Posted by NA$TY-TA
Great job..... gives me great hope of hitting my goal of 600rwhp. If you dont mind me asking what size is the crank pulley and what size is the blower pulley?? My 8 rib setup should be ready in the next couple of weeks an i am wanting to see 14-16 psi on my forged 370. you went with stock rods?? What rod bolts?? Thanks
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ARP rod bolt's.Don't know the pulley sizes off hand but they look like 8" crank,4" blower.I'd rather have a 12"crank and 6"blower.Then there would be no belt slip at all for up to 16lbs.Remember more PSI doesn't mean more power all the time.But it does mean more problems with belts.
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Old Apr 27, 2004 | 08:51 PM
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that's a BIG cam.

congrats on the numbers.

don't think you'll need the 4.11's though.

Can I see the dyno graph?
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Old Apr 27, 2004 | 09:02 PM
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Originally Posted by Got Me SOM
that's a BIG cam.

congrats on the numbers.

don't think you'll need the 4.11's though.

Can I see the dyno graph?
This car has gone through a few different setups.Last was a H/C only setup and the 4.11's worked great.They actually work good now.Pulls 6500 in 5th real fast The Cam is big but very tame for everyday driving.We went bigger Cam,lower boost for the power.Hopefully the owner will scan the graph and post it.The car also make 420hp/390tq before the blower was put on.
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Old Apr 28, 2004 | 08:55 AM
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I will get a dyno graph up soon for you guys...the kicker of this setup was the low compression setup still netted 420 untuned before blower. We were expecting 380-390 so its been all gravy since then
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Old Apr 28, 2004 | 09:09 AM
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Nice results! now I can't wait to get Mark's car (BlwnTA) on the rollers
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Originally Posted by Slowhawk
ARP rod bolt's.Don't know the pulley sizes off hand but they look like 8" crank,4" blower.I'd rather have a 12"crank and 6"blower.Then there would be no belt slip at all for up to 16lbs.Remember more PSI doesn't mean more power all the time.But it does mean more problems with belts.
Thats good to know..... I was looking at a 7.25" crank and a 3.8" blower pulley. I wouls be happy what ever my boost says as long as i reach my goal of 600rwhp. I take it this is a M6??? I dont think ill see much belt slip since i am going with a spring tensioner setup..... well see in a couple weeks. Keep us posted. on track times.
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Old Apr 28, 2004 | 09:25 AM
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ya its an m6, dont expect too much track time, Im running on nittos and takin it easy. Im not a big track guy and dont need to hurt the car. I will run it this friday for fun though. I have serious coin into this car.
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