Is 400rwhp and 400rwtq possible w/ stock heads?
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Is 400rwhp and 400rwtq possible w/ stock heads?
What cam to acheive this?
2002 WS6
6 speed
long tubes
true duals
ls6 intake
SLP air lid
Would a 228/232 110 LSA or a 227/233 111 LSA get me there? Also, what about the "El Torro" cam. Anyone have any numbers with it?
2002 WS6
6 speed
long tubes
true duals
ls6 intake
SLP air lid
Would a 228/232 110 LSA or a 227/233 111 LSA get me there? Also, what about the "El Torro" cam. Anyone have any numbers with it?
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I would like to see if anyone just achieved 400rwtq with stock heads, gaskets, and compression.
Milling the heads and using thinner gaskets would make 400rwtq cheep and easy but is a lot more work than a simple cam swap.
Milling the heads and using thinner gaskets would make 400rwtq cheep and easy but is a lot more work than a simple cam swap.
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those are impressive numbers to be cam-only with only some of the bolt-on goodies. my cam just went in this weekend and is getting tuned tomorrow, so i'll find out exactly what i'm making. i think 400 may be a long shot with my mod list but who knows
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'02 Trans am with Hooker LT's, TD's, stalled auto, 4.10's, UD pulley, K&N & TB, 230/230 .612/.604 110+4 LSA. Made 390 rwhp and 380 tq on a mustang dyno. Through a 6 speed I think it would have hit your goals.
EDIT: I don't think it makes a difference but my T/A was one of the f-bodies that got a LS6 block
EDIT: I don't think it makes a difference but my T/A was one of the f-bodies that got a LS6 block
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