reccomendations 400rwhp!?

This dyno graph is of a 1998 LS1 TransAM with Thunder Racing 224 Camshaft on a 112 LSA with stock cylinder heads. Other mods include FLP Long Tube headers, Whisper Lid, LS6 intake manifold, ported throttle body, ASP Pulley Aluminum Flywheel, and Carbon Fiber Driveshaft.
I'd say LT headers, y-pipe, intake, ported TB, pulley, lid, aluminum flywheel, and put the car on a diet (stock seats weight 50lbs per - my Corbeau Forza's weigh 17lbs per).
I must say, though - it'll be hard to get 400 rwhp. You'll probably get 400hp at the crank (which will keep you up with Cobras and Vettes, since they're 400hp at the crank, not the wheels). My car dynoed 322rwhp with a lid and cutout. I've now got headers, intake, y-pipe (nothing rear of the y-pipe except bullet muffler), and I may be pushing 350rwhp. But, with a 13% driveline loss, that translates to just a hair over 400hp at the crank.
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This dyno graph is of a 1998 LS1 TransAM with Thunder Racing 224 Camshaft on a 112 LSA with stock cylinder heads. Other mods include FLP Long Tube headers, Whisper Lid, LS6 intake manifold, ported throttle body, ASP Pulley Aluminum Flywheel, and Carbon Fiber Driveshaft.
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They both save weight by cutting the rotational mass. It's the same as if you installed a lighter, stronger crank. It would allow more of the power to be used to turn the wheels, instead of turning the "stuff" that connects to the wheels.
Ultimately, there is only one thing to be gained by having a dyno verify that you are at 400rwhp - and that is bragging rights. But, if you want to go fast, beat some cars, and have a fun ride, you will want a powerful motor WITH a lighter car.
Last edited by blkZ28spt; Jul 14, 2005 at 10:41 PM.

Sorry, but that is DEFINATELY

That is MAJOR bullshit. People make 400 rwhp cam only ALL the time. Hell, I have 385 rwhp cam only (NA, stock bottom end, stock heads) through an unlocked 4000 stall converter with an LS6 intake (not the fast lsx).
400 rwhp requires all the bolt-ons and a moderate-large cam. Some get lucky and make it with smallish cams like a 224. Heads/cam on an M6 with all the supporting bolt ons, fast intake, etc can make 430-450+ rwhp.
i think u misunderstood what he said





