Anyone have Dyno Results of a Fast LSXR vs LSXRT???
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Damn it! This whole time I thought the RT was made for the LS3/L92 since it was a truck intake and I JUST NOW realize it for the blow *** Cathedral heads.... WHATS THE POINT!!? Talk about reading comprehension for the loss on my ***!!!
If FAST is going to make a TRUCK intake that suppose to be for PERFORMANCE then why the hell not make it for the L92... There are 4 billion types of intakes for the 317s and little for the L92, which it the REAL performer out of the 2 TRUCK heads... ehhh... some companies
This won't do me ANY good on my 450 stroker... damn I'm pissed
If FAST is going to make a TRUCK intake that suppose to be for PERFORMANCE then why the hell not make it for the L92... There are 4 billion types of intakes for the 317s and little for the L92, which it the REAL performer out of the 2 TRUCK heads... ehhh... some companies
This won't do me ANY good on my 450 stroker... damn I'm pissed
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Damn it! This whole time I thought the RT was made for the LS3/L92 since it was a truck intake and I JUST NOW realize it for the blow *** Cathedral heads.... WHATS THE POINT!!? Talk about reading comprehension for the loss on my ***!!!
If FAST is going to make a TRUCK intake that suppose to be for PERFORMANCE then why the hell not make it for the L92... There are 4 billion types of intakes for the 317s and little for the L92, which it the REAL performer out of the 2 TRUCK heads... ehhh... some companies
This won't do me ANY good on my 450 stroker... damn I'm pissed
If FAST is going to make a TRUCK intake that suppose to be for PERFORMANCE then why the hell not make it for the L92... There are 4 billion types of intakes for the 317s and little for the L92, which it the REAL performer out of the 2 TRUCK heads... ehhh... some companies
This won't do me ANY good on my 450 stroker... damn I'm pissed
#46
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How about this:
Dyno numbers.....
Wow, this intake performed even better than I expected but mainly because I had scaled back my projections knowing it was going to be placed in front of a stock GM 317 casting.....the lower the head flow the less a stock intake is a restriction.....the less an aftermarket intake is going to do for you.
On the flipside, the better the heads, the larger the restriction a stock intake represents, the larger the gains swapping to a really good ported manifold.
This is a 2006 cam only truck guys.....stock 6.0 shortblock and a pretty healthy cam (high 230's @ .050). Obviously an auto trans and this truck has a two piece driveshaft as well.
The gains from the intake swap blew my away (this is literally the ported intake I posted pictures of in my earlier posts a couple of weeks ago). Customer has given me the greenlight on a "Mamofied" set of AFR 230 heads and we will be going back to the dyno with the head swap in about 4-6 weeks or so if I had to guess. That should be cool also in and of itself to see what just the head swap can do for us.
In the meantime, check out the fat gains we made with the stock 317 heads!
BTW....at 6500....a very usable RPM for this combination, we are up close to 60 HP!!
Cheers,
Tony
Wow, this intake performed even better than I expected but mainly because I had scaled back my projections knowing it was going to be placed in front of a stock GM 317 casting.....the lower the head flow the less a stock intake is a restriction.....the less an aftermarket intake is going to do for you.
On the flipside, the better the heads, the larger the restriction a stock intake represents, the larger the gains swapping to a really good ported manifold.
This is a 2006 cam only truck guys.....stock 6.0 shortblock and a pretty healthy cam (high 230's @ .050). Obviously an auto trans and this truck has a two piece driveshaft as well.
The gains from the intake swap blew my away (this is literally the ported intake I posted pictures of in my earlier posts a couple of weeks ago). Customer has given me the greenlight on a "Mamofied" set of AFR 230 heads and we will be going back to the dyno with the head swap in about 4-6 weeks or so if I had to guess. That should be cool also in and of itself to see what just the head swap can do for us.
In the meantime, check out the fat gains we made with the stock 317 heads!
BTW....at 6500....a very usable RPM for this combination, we are up close to 60 HP!!
Cheers,
Tony
#48
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Dyno test results:
http://www.hotrod.com/features/1507-...ifolds-tested/
TLDR; The LSXRT didn't make anymore power than the LSXR car version. The results do not seem to support what some of the educated folks are saying about the 2 intakes.
FAST LSXR 102mm
Retail Price: $951
Construction: Composite
Part Number: 146302
Runner Length: 10.5 in
Throttle Opening: 3.970 in
Throttle-Body Size Tested: FAST 102mm
Fuel Rail: FASAT
Injectors: FAST 75 lb
Peak Power: 591 hp at 6,900 rpm
Peak Torque: 505 lb-ft at 5,700 rpm
Ave HP (3,000–7,000): 450.0 hp
Ave TQ (3,000–7,000): 468.4 lb-ft
TQ at 4,000 RPM: 466.4 lb-ft
FAST LSXRT 102mm
Retail Price: $999
Construction: Composite
Part Number: 146602
Runner Length: 10.5 in
Throttle Opening: 3.970 in
Throttle-Body Size Tested: FAST 102 mm
Fuel Rail: FAST
Injectors: FAST 75 lb
Peak Power: 592 hp at 7,000 rpm
Peak Torque: 502 lb-ft at 5,700 rpm
Ave HP (3,000–7,000): 447.8 hp
Ave TQ (3,000–7,000): 466.0 lb-ft
TQ at 4,000 RPM: 464.3 lb-ft
http://www.hotrod.com/features/1507-...ifolds-tested/
TLDR; The LSXRT didn't make anymore power than the LSXR car version. The results do not seem to support what some of the educated folks are saying about the 2 intakes.
FAST LSXR 102mm
Retail Price: $951
Construction: Composite
Part Number: 146302
Runner Length: 10.5 in
Throttle Opening: 3.970 in
Throttle-Body Size Tested: FAST 102mm
Fuel Rail: FASAT
Injectors: FAST 75 lb
Peak Power: 591 hp at 6,900 rpm
Peak Torque: 505 lb-ft at 5,700 rpm
Ave HP (3,000–7,000): 450.0 hp
Ave TQ (3,000–7,000): 468.4 lb-ft
TQ at 4,000 RPM: 466.4 lb-ft
FAST LSXRT 102mm
Retail Price: $999
Construction: Composite
Part Number: 146602
Runner Length: 10.5 in
Throttle Opening: 3.970 in
Throttle-Body Size Tested: FAST 102 mm
Fuel Rail: FAST
Injectors: FAST 75 lb
Peak Power: 592 hp at 7,000 rpm
Peak Torque: 502 lb-ft at 5,700 rpm
Ave HP (3,000–7,000): 447.8 hp
Ave TQ (3,000–7,000): 466.0 lb-ft
TQ at 4,000 RPM: 464.3 lb-ft
Last edited by Corey R.; 01-28-2016 at 11:20 AM.