LS1 owners have anything to fear?
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V6s are starting to get stout enough in N/A form to do this..
like the 370z.. it will be very interesting to see how the two fair in a drag race..
there are many other candidates, but this one i believe will be the most interesting..
i think in 2-3 years most v6s will outrun a lot of ls1s..
like the 370z.. it will be very interesting to see how the two fair in a drag race..
there are many other candidates, but this one i believe will be the most interesting..
i think in 2-3 years most v6s will outrun a lot of ls1s..
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V6s are starting to get stout enough in N/A form to do this..
like the 370z.. it will be very interesting to see how the two fair in a drag race..
there are many other candidates, but this one i believe will be the most interesting..
i think in 2-3 years most v6s will outrun a lot of ls1s..
like the 370z.. it will be very interesting to see how the two fair in a drag race..
there are many other candidates, but this one i believe will be the most interesting..
i think in 2-3 years most v6s will outrun a lot of ls1s..
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I'm extremely surprised to see GM jump right up there with the rest of the bunch with the new v6 camaro, I just hope they don't waste that engine in that car only, and put it into a lighter car too. It's nice in the camaro but seems like a big waste in such a heavy car. This whole direct injection thing is pretty damn interesting, I never thought I'd see an american car with a v6 at 300hp or more, it just seemed like they needed v8's to do that, and imports made american cars look bad in that sense, by showing the world they can do it with smaller engine's. It's long past time american cars showed what they could do with smaller engine's just the same. The srt was a great hell of a start too, even though ironically it's so hated by domestic owner's, I can't even add the 4 at the end without the name being changed on this board.
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I think the 370z will be a very interesting competitor for the ls1, stock for stock anyway, I'd be curious to see which car gets the better numbers stock for stock and how close it is. When you get into modding though, heads/cam ls1 is tough to beat, nevermind a little spray.
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Cars are getting faster and faster with less and less motor. I really only think its a matter of time before the ls1 is considered a "dog". Don't get me wrong, I love my ls1 powered TA but as engine design progresses it seems to take less c.i. to do the same job.
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The current 350Z HR is healthy competition for a stock LS1 as long as it's driven to it's potential.. the new one will be no different though I don't think the average driver has a shot. We will have to wait and see what they post up for times. Every car is different, the S197 is a prime example. The magazines were getting mid 13s and so far that seems to be what they do. Then you look at the F-Body days and high 13s/low 14s were the norm while the people who own them were running close to a full second better. One is far easier to launch than the other. ![Happy](https://ls1tech.com/forums/images/smilies/LS1Tech/gr_stretch.gif)
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I think the 370z is going to be around 3200lb's with what, close to 300 to the wheels? What was it 340 to the crank or 330?
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Do you happen to know the specs on the current 350z's (really just interested in hp and weight)? I know the first few years they were dog's, I mean lt1's seemed to have the upper edge on em, I think they would dyno 230rwhp around. What are these new one's putting to the ground stock and what do they weigh around?
I think the 370z is going to be around 3200lb's with what, close to 300 to the wheels? What was it 340 to the crank or 330?
I think the 370z is going to be around 3200lb's with what, close to 300 to the wheels? What was it 340 to the crank or 330?
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Some V6's will run 12's and 13's stock, but not all. Sounds like the 370Z is a stout '6, whereas the Mustang V6 is probably in the 15's. So it varies, and it's hard to generalize.
Sure 10 years from now a new GM V6 might waste a 2002 Trans Am but so long as GM offers a V6 and V8 in a Camaro the V8 will be stronger... just how they approach the market.
Sure 10 years from now a new GM V6 might waste a 2002 Trans Am but so long as GM offers a V6 and V8 in a Camaro the V8 will be stronger... just how they approach the market.
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well, how about we wait and see how this v6 performs.
One thing you must also consider is how hard your V6 is working to make powerful numbers.
I am pretty sure the V8 offers a lot more breathing room for expansion / mods.
as for that 370z - dang it looks good!
They should turbo that thing!!
One thing you must also consider is how hard your V6 is working to make powerful numbers.
I am pretty sure the V8 offers a lot more breathing room for expansion / mods.
as for that 370z - dang it looks good!
They should turbo that thing!!
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the trap speed is there to back up its time also.. fbodies wont be pulling away from them very much at all after 100.. maybe after 120 or so.. but they are both trapping about the same in the 1/4.
of course once modding begins the ls1 will be on top... it has biger displacement.
dont believe me... look where they are now.. they are improving in speed every 1-2 years... the stock ls1 isnt.. its at a standstill because it isnt being made.. just watch
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the 370z doesnt dead hook at the track either.. it would widen the margin some, but not as much as you think...
also.. we are talking stock cars.. not modded, and sticky tires is a mod..
Some V6's will run 12's and 13's stock, but not all. Sounds like the 370Z is a stout '6, whereas the Mustang V6 is probably in the 15's. So it varies, and it's hard to generalize.
Sure 10 years from now a new GM V6 might waste a 2002 Trans Am but so long as GM offers a V6 and V8 in a Camaro the V8 will be stronger... just how they approach the market.
Sure 10 years from now a new GM V6 might waste a 2002 Trans Am but so long as GM offers a V6 and V8 in a Camaro the V8 will be stronger... just how they approach the market.
the mustang v6, hell the v8 version is something to laugh at.. haha... their pride and joy is the v8... nissans pride and joy is the six banger.. so of course nissans v6 is going to be WAY faster than fords v6s..
im sure 10 years from now almost all v6s that are "sports" or "muscle" car lines will be able to walk away from a stock ls1..
but as said, there will be a v8 version that is faster..
and we will all have 408 strokers..
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well, how about we wait and see how this v6 performs.
One thing you must also consider is how hard your V6 is working to make powerful numbers.
I am pretty sure the V8 offers a lot more breathing room for expansion / mods.
as for that 370z - dang it looks good!
They should turbo that thing!!
One thing you must also consider is how hard your V6 is working to make powerful numbers.
I am pretty sure the V8 offers a lot more breathing room for expansion / mods.
as for that 370z - dang it looks good!
They should turbo that thing!!
i would never own a nissan, and the 350z line up to be exact.. i dont know if the 370s will be any different.. but the 350s had so many problems with them it was ridiculous...
i think the 370zs look
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i like seeing what it can do N/A.. everyone does turbo or SC to compensate for less displacement.. its cool nissan is doing it with that car N/A.. it impresses me more than the new GTR does..
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It looks like the camaro v6 engine is better than the 370z...30 hp dif and a few $1000 less also.
Unfortunately the camaro is really heavy.
V8s would dominate a lot more if the cars werent so heavy, i guess this is insurance reasons?
Unfortunately the camaro is really heavy.
V8s would dominate a lot more if the cars werent so heavy, i guess this is insurance reasons?
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which one would i want? the camaro..
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This camaro v6 engine would be awesome in a lighter car...just seems like its a lot less expensive engine with similar power output