400 RWHP LS1 w/o heads & cam?
#3
well they said they got those results from an 01 Z06 so they had a beter starting point then a ls1 (hp wise), figure an Z06 with long tubes, exhaust, full good bolt ons, aggressive tune... that seems to be possible
#4
Originally Posted by 98_Formula
well they said they got those results from an 01 Z06 so they had a beter starting point then a ls1 (hp wise), figure an Z06 with long tubes, exhaust, full good bolt ons, aggressive tune... that seems to be possible
It says they have a 400rwhp LS1 x-package. Don't know how they can do this, because I've never heard of a 400rwhp LS1 without heads/cam. What kind of magic dust are they using?
#6
yeah i have never seen real fact that anyone has been able to do this on a stock ls1 longblock. there are a few whom have brought it up. but no real proof.not saying it cant be done. just a scretch.
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#9
Originally Posted by 98Z28MASS
Maybe they up the compression but dont change the heads and include longtubes, true duals, lsx90/90 and a nasty tune? That would be my guess...but who knows
#12
Originally Posted by Cameltow
maybe higher ratio rockers -fast 90/90 - great exhaust and maybe you could do pistons or mill heads for 4gs. My buddies zo6 dynoed 360 stock so you only need 40 ish whp
#14
This came up a while ago, and one of those guys came on here and posted. It seemed like total BS to me at the time, and still does. As far as I know, no one has made 400 rwhp with stock internals on a LS1. On a LS6, I think it could be done. I wouldn't buy anything from those tards.
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OK "Speed Engineering" (LS1TECH Sponsor), here's your chance. You can tell us what you plan on doing to the engine (like other specialty shops do) and gain credibility with this group, or you can ignore this thread and confirm in everyone's mind that it is BS.
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Originally Posted by IwantaWS6
OK "Speed Engineering" (LS1TECH Sponsor), here's your chance. You can tell us what you plan on doing to the engine (like other specialty shops do) and gain credibility with this group, or you can ignore this thread and confirm in everyone's mind that it is BS.
Your choice!
Your choice!