redsscamaroboy

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I have a 01LQ4 70,000 miles
AFR225 heads
Cam???
F1 Procharger
FMIC
100% Meth injection
60lb injectors
Haven’t sorted the fuel pump(s) and feed/return system yet.


Thinking about going 370”
Good pistons and rods
LS6 intake and Ported stock throttle body
14-15 psi boost

T56
LT1-S twin disc
Tick master
MGW shifter
And a speed bleeder

Moser 12 bolt 3:73’s
35 spline axles
Girdle

I have everything in hand , except picking out fuel pump/ lines / cam .

Question is - is this too much for the street , it definitely is not a race car just a fun street car with Strano springs and full UMI suspension. (98 Trans Am )
Maybe 700 RWHP??

Dave

rkupon1

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There is NO such thing as to much for the street. My wife gets car sick when i bang gears in my stock cts v. I ve had friends who know nothing bout cars ride along in my 705rwhp supercharged lightning, n werent even slightest bit scared. Im shootn for 1k on my turbo ed nova build...that oughtta do it! Imho of course

HCI2000SS

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Too much?? Well I think that's a matter of opinion, and how the car is setup in general. I'm around 600 rwhp with BMR springs, 315/35/17 drag radials, and a T56 with 4.10 gears. With my particular setup I can't hook until 3rd gear lol

Lsxford

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Its never enough.......

However if it is too much just turn the boost down lol

jimmyg

I would go bigger injectors and better throttlebody. 90
-102 mm etc. if your going forged piston/rods your gonna want to turn it up.

truckdoug

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we all started out with "just a fun street car"
some of us gave up that charade faster than others though

89ROC-Z

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I don't think you'll reach "too much for the street" on 60lb injectors...

3 window

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Does the car have an accelerator pedal or is the TPS on a toggle switch? BUILD IT!

3 window

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Does the car have an accelerator pedal or is the throttle somehow on a toggle switch? BUILD IT!

redsscamaroboy

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Currently the set up is in the Camaro with a LS1 stock internals and pullied for 6 psi.
Put down 540/440 through the ( at the time TH400) Moser 12 bolt w/3:73’s spooled.
Thinking about switching everything to the 6speed T/A that’s currently got a LQ4 sitting next to it on a stand in the garage. Just don’t want to go too far and ruin the fun of the T/A (if that makes sense) that currently makes maybe 425 RWHP .

Lots of “Send it!!” Opinions , lol.
Should be a fun ride nevertheless

turbotruck2007

Should be a sticky ...lol

moekluse

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As long as you have the chassis to support it, 700 should be fun for the streets. My 650hp vette is a hell of alot of fun to drive on the street, but my buddies cammed/moderately built mustang with only 350whp is a nightmare. It all depends on how the chassis is built imo

forcd ind

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Too much cam can sometimes take some of the fun out of a street car, lol
On the street I had seen 114% duty cycle on 60 lb injectors, so I went with 120's

svslow

Agreed.

408GT

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That was my first thought too LOL

The BallSS

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I think I'm currently somewhere around 600whp, I've never been on a dyno or to the strip so I can't say with any certainty only cars I've street raced and put bus lengths on lol.
600whp in a six speed car on a summer radial is a **** load of fun, I have an absolute blast driving it anytime, anywhere.
Its fast enough to knock most cars I come across dick's in the dirt but its not so heavily modified that its undrivable.
It currently has a complete complementing of UMI suspension components which helps give the chassis a very sold feel.
Still has AC, power windows, power seats, killer stereo etc.
I drove it on a 375 miles road trip last year and it was awesome.
700whp is the next goal and will happen when the Gen IV 5.3 goes in at some point, until then I'm just enjoying it.
A lot of good info on this forum but 60's are gonna come up short on your goals, maybe look at some 80's or 120's.

customblackbird

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60lb injectors is not enough for 700rwhp. 72lb is good for about 800-850 crank HP on pump gas.

I would think you might need alittle more than 14-15psi to get 700rwhp. I too run a FMIC and meth injection but I run 50/50 or 30/70 for detonation resistance and it works really well on the street. The FMIC will keep IATs down generally and the meth activation will drop usually below ambient for boost. Lets you run pump gas and more timing on the street

I was at about 480-500rwhp and it wasn't enough on the street with 275/45/18 sumimoto HTRz IIs, I could break them loose but it hooked most of the time. I'm stepping up from 10-11psi supercharger to 12+psi turbo and hoping for 550-600rwhp with full boost by 3k.

HCI2000SS

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A few weeks ago I rode in a 800 rwhp Whippled 2015 Mustang GT automatic. No doubt it was extremely fast, but it felt more civilized and less violent than my 600 rwhp 2000 Camaro with a M6 and 4.10 gears on nitrous. So what I'm saying is even though there's a 200 hp difference here, it has lot to due with how that power is made (and from which source) the trans type, the gearing, the tires, and the general dynamics of the car itself. All this comes into play when determining what's too much power for a given scenario

Nali6.2

I think anything under 1000whp is no problems on the street. I use to drive my fathers 900whp challenger on the street and it was just like driving my truck. except when I mashed the fun pedal you would leave strips for hundreds of feet!

The BallSS

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There's a lot of truth to this statement, I rode in a Hellcat and it was the same way.
That Betty runs to 140 mph in a hurry but its completely drama free, like cruising at 70 mph and I think we can attribute that to the fact it was engineered to go fast and manage 700+ hp stock.
When you take a car that came with 350 hp from the factory and double or triple its output it becomes an unruly ****** simply because it was never meant to manage all that extra power.
I'm not gonna lie, my car is a handful and if your not on point and know what your doing you'll get into trouble very quickly.
The Hellcat, not so much, runs to triple digit speeds with one hand on the steering wheel and the other is changing radio stations while shooting the **** with your passenger and oh, by the way we just went 150 mph lol.
I guess the moral is make big power but also upgrade the supporting systems to go with it and you'll have a fast but more importantly a well balanced car that gives you confidence when you lay the hammer down.