T-rex in a 04 z06 question
The fact of the matter is that I had a much smaller cam than the T-rex in my Corvette with 4.10 gears and I didn't want to daily-drive it. There's no low end in a big *** cam like that in a 346. Peak torque comes in way late and unless you roll around on ET Street Radials or something like that, light to light racing isn't much fun when you have to rev the car pretty high to launch it.
Period.
Mike
Regardless, it's not like you're talking about 500-1000 lbs.
Mike
The fact of the matter is that I had a much smaller cam than the T-rex in my Corvette with 4.10 gears and I didn't want to daily-drive it. There's no low end in a big *** cam like that in a 346. Peak torque comes in way late and unless you roll around on ET Street Radials or something like that, light to light racing isn't much fun when you have to rev the car pretty high to launch it.
Period.
Mike
You can make all the peak numbers in the world, but without a proper setup between compression, port velocity etc. you wont have the most desirable powerband. Not everyones setup is the same, so trying to compare his setup based off of your old setup and YOUR opinion isn't saying/doing much.
You can make all the peak numbers in the world, but without a proper setup between compression, port velocity etc. you wont have the most desirable powerband. Not everyones setup is the same, so trying to compare his setup based off of your old setup and YOUR opinion isn't saying/doing much.
What was the topic of this thread?
That's what I thought.
Thank you, drive through.
What was the topic of this thread?
That's what I thought.
Thank you, drive through.
Your role, know it. Your mouth, shut it.
Your role, know it. Your mouth, shut it.
LOL!
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Your role, know it. Your mouth, shut it.

Mike
blackls6 dont listen to a guy who makes uneducated posts like this. It cant be good for you or your car.
In the end, it's your car..you do what you want. I had a good sized cam in my camaro before the T Rex and even with that one I needed 4.10s. Previously I've had a couple C5's and two of my friends have Z06's so I'm telling you from the perspective of having the exact cam you want...stock gears aren't going to do it for you...Z06 or not.

Some things you just have to spell-out for some people.
Your role, know it. Your mouth, shut it.
You don't know WHAT THE **** you're talking about, guy. I've had more LS1 cars than you've had pairs of Fruit of the Loom underwear your grandma gives you for Christmas.
I had a 4.10 geared C5 6-speed with a 236/239 .600/.611 cam that was NOT fun to daily-drive. The thread-starter wanted to know if a cam BIGGER than the one I had would drive well with the stock gears behind a M12.
The answer is:
NO
Period.
I don't give a **** about how badass or cool you think you are. :shrug: I don't give a **** that you throw around slang like Static Compression Ratio or Dynamic Compression ratio, more SCR/DCR with the LS6 Motor vs the LS1 motor, 300 lbs weight differences, etc, etc, etc. Anyone like you can use the search button and copy/paste what someone else has said. Not impressive.
Honestly, you really need to do more suspension mods to your car and leave the motor more stock than it already is before you can be man enough to change the blinker fluid or muffler bearings.
Your cronies think you're funny? Keep them in your circle and delude them with your advice.
I'm done with this thread. No need to keep bashing for no reason.
Dynojet at Futral Motorsports using the Dart 225s, FAST 90/90, and F-15 ground on a 112 +2 through the Vette IRS.
Here's vids:
http://kraest.com/vette/idle.mov
W/250 lbs cameraman:
http://kraest.com/vette/2ndgear.mov
http://kraest.com/vette/3rdgear.mov
Mike
Those are Mustang Dyno numbers in your sig???

Mike

