How to make 440 RWHP on LS1
OP....is yours slipping at all?
Not sure what clutch the stock one is, but its holding up so far. I expect to see it poop the bed soon, and me and my buddy will be doing the swap ourselves. Still not sure if I want to go with the Monster or Centerforce.
446 rwhp. 399.7 ftlbs
99 LS1 shortblock 70k mi (stock bottom end, with flycut pistons)
CNC ported 241's. (2.055, 1.60 valves) (LS1, NOT LS6 casting)
234/242 .598/.610 112+4 cam. (XE-R)
FAST 90 Intake (box stock, unported)
LS2 90mm TB. (unported)
LS2 timing chain
7.4 hardened pushrods
Ported Ls6 oil pump.
Stock rockers, and lifters.
SLP Underdrive pulley
LG Pro 1 3/4" longtubes.
Spec Stage 3 clutch.
42lb injectors.
This was in a 99 C5 Corvette, M6. Tuned by Jeremy Formato.
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I've been told the LS7 clutch will hold up to 600hp just fine as long as its not subjected to hard launching repeatedly. And in a 400whp street car that isn't dragged a lot, an LS7 clutch will last a very very long time. Hints why I have one. My car is a street car that will rarely see a punishing launch. Another great thing about the LS7 clutch is how soft and silky smooth the clutch pedal is.
IMO, if you're going to "beat" on the car off the line consistantly, then no, do not get one. That's where a twin disc clutch deverses to be.
LS6 clutch good for ~425rwhp......and thats right where mine heated up on the dyno
If I went to the track a lot i'd probably look for something else. But for a street car with the occasional race here and there it's more than enough.







. Thanks OP. 