Another Blown, Cammed 2010 Camaro SS Video
01-09-2010, 12:57 PM
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Another Blown, Cammed 2010 Camaro SS Video Here is a video and some photos of a 2010 Camaro SS we recently finished.
It is a 6-speed manual car that had some previous modifications. Baseline numbers with previous mods were 393 RWHP / 401 RWTQ. After the following mods, it made 631 RWHP / 571 RWTQ.
Magnacharger MP2300 Intercooled Supercharger w/ 3.4" Pulley
Livernois Motorsports CNC Ported Cylinder Heads (Exhaust Side Only)
Livernois Motorsports Ported Lower Manifold
Livernois Motorsports L92 Stage 2C Camshaft
Livernois Motorsports Dual Valve Spring Kit
60# Injectors
Kenne Bell Boost-A-Pump
1 7/8” Longtube Headers
Catted Connection Pipe
Factory Catback
Rotofab Cold Air Intake
Tuned by Livernois Motorsports
VIDEO
Regards,
Rick LeBlanc
Livernois Motorsports
It is a 6-speed manual car that had some previous modifications. Baseline numbers with previous mods were 393 RWHP / 401 RWTQ. After the following mods, it made 631 RWHP / 571 RWTQ.
Magnacharger MP2300 Intercooled Supercharger w/ 3.4" Pulley
Livernois Motorsports CNC Ported Cylinder Heads (Exhaust Side Only)
Livernois Motorsports Ported Lower Manifold
Livernois Motorsports L92 Stage 2C Camshaft
Livernois Motorsports Dual Valve Spring Kit
60# Injectors
Kenne Bell Boost-A-Pump
1 7/8” Longtube Headers
Catted Connection Pipe
Factory Catback
Rotofab Cold Air Intake
Tuned by Livernois Motorsports
VIDEO
Regards,
Rick LeBlanc
Livernois Motorsports
01-22-2010, 08:44 AM
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Thanks for all of the replies!
We've built several LS-Series vehicles at this power level and have yet to have a failure.
We have a customer with an LS2 A6 auto Vette that we built as soon as he got it (less than 100) miles and it now has over 30,000 hard, hard miles at 661 RWHP. When the customer bought the car, he said he bought it to play at the street races and you'd never know it makes the kind of power it does and it takes a lot of money on the streets
-Rick
We have a customer with an LS2 A6 auto Vette that we built as soon as he got it (less than 100) miles and it now has over 30,000 hard, hard miles at 661 RWHP. When the customer bought the car, he said he bought it to play at the street races and you'd never know it makes the kind of power it does and it takes a lot of money on the streets
-Rick
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We have a customer with an LS2 A6 auto Vette that we built as soon as he got it (less than 100) miles and it now has over 30,000 hard, hard miles at 661 RWHP. When the customer bought the car, he said he bought it to play at the street races and you'd never know it makes the kind of power it does and it takes a lot of money on the streets
-Rick
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01-26-2010, 08:41 AM
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Thanks for all of the replies!
We've built several LS-Series vehicles at this power level and have yet to have a failure.
We have a customer with an LS2 A6 auto Vette that we built as soon as he got it (less than 100) miles and it now has over 30,000 hard, hard miles at 661 RWHP. When the customer bought the car, he said he bought it to play at the street races and you'd never know it makes the kind of power it does and it takes a lot of money on the streets
-Rick
We've built several LS-Series vehicles at this power level and have yet to have a failure.
We have a customer with an LS2 A6 auto Vette that we built as soon as he got it (less than 100) miles and it now has over 30,000 hard, hard miles at 661 RWHP. When the customer bought the car, he said he bought it to play at the street races and you'd never know it makes the kind of power it does and it takes a lot of money on the streets
-Rick
The reason I ask is that I have heard of several accounts of blown LSX motors after 4, 6, 8k miles at over 600rwhp and these were well built, street driven cars with safe tunes.
01-26-2010, 09:48 AM
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01-30-2010, 09:29 AM
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Having a camshaft in the vehicle is the key to making over 600whp safely. But its all in the tune. I have done a few without a failure. Even just turned up a 03 z06 that is bone stock with a aps kit. He road races the car on top of alot of street driving. I never thought it would last this long. 2.5 years ago it make 620whp and now 660whp @13psi with meth. If a ls1/ls6 cam hold it a ls3 has no problem.
