Stealth II soundclip
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From: Troy, AL
Stealth II soundclip I know I said I'd do this a looooooooooong time ago but here it is...
https://ls1tech.com/videos/SSIIIdle.MOV
Sorry that the quality isn't better. It was done using the video feature of a what's really only a still camera.
So, whatcha think?
Car ran the times in my sig.
Cam specs are 224/220 .581/.581 116
Heads are MTI Stage II LS6
https://ls1tech.com/videos/SSIIIdle.MOV
Sorry that the quality isn't better. It was done using the video feature of a what's really only a still camera.
So, whatcha think?
Car ran the times in my sig.
Cam specs are 224/220 .581/.581 116
Heads are MTI Stage II LS6
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From: USA-WEST MONROE, LOUISIANA
Originally Posted by Colonel
I shift at ~6650-6750. Anywhere between about 6600-6800 seems to MPH the same.
Yes, 3525 with me in it. That's about 50-60 lbs lighter than when it was stock.
Yes, 3525 with me in it. That's about 50-60 lbs lighter than when it was stock.
I could not get the linky to workie. Anyway, how much horsepower would the stealth cam make on a 02 LS1 motor that you are using?
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The link is still working for me. Might take a little while depending on your connection.
Yeah, 423 RWHP, A4 tranny, 3.23 gears, on 17x11" wheels.
The impressive thing about the power was not the peak but rather how well it held the power after the peak. It makes 423 RWHP at 5900 but is still carrying ~420 RWHP at 6300. You could say this cam peaks at 5900, 6300, or anywhere in between and not be stretching the truth by much.
Yeah, 423 RWHP, A4 tranny, 3.23 gears, on 17x11" wheels.
The impressive thing about the power was not the peak but rather how well it held the power after the peak. It makes 423 RWHP at 5900 but is still carrying ~420 RWHP at 6300. You could say this cam peaks at 5900, 6300, or anywhere in between and not be stretching the truth by much.
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From: Norcal
Originally Posted by Colonel
Beats me. I keep clickin' it and it works everytime. 
Has ANYONE else gotten it to work?
I believe Lunati grinds the SSII for MTI.
Has ANYONE else gotten it to work?
I believe Lunati grinds the SSII for MTI.
Link worked for me.
Those lift #'s look like a comp cam lobe, I could be wrong though.
My girl friend will prolly get this cam for her 02 Z/28.
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"Those lift #'s look like a comp cam lobe, I could be wrong though."
You're right they are identical to the Comp XE-R lobes...but Lunati grinds the cams for MTI.
It's been driven over 10K miles now and not one person that has heard this car asked what kind of cam it has in it. People at the track don't even ask. They just assume it has nitrous.
You're right they are identical to the Comp XE-R lobes...but Lunati grinds the cams for MTI.
It's been driven over 10K miles now and not one person that has heard this car asked what kind of cam it has in it. People at the track don't even ask. They just assume it has nitrous.