Results with ETP heads.
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Results with ETP heads.
Don't ask about the cam specs can't give them out. This is a ETP215 head with an LS6 intake. Hats off to ETP for such a good cylinder head. Yes the fast was tried with lack luster results lost 20lb of TQ and 28hp.Gonna try an LS2 intake manifold later on cursius to see how well it behaves.
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98 corvette
347 stock bore and stroke
ETP cylinder heads 215 11*
Decent headers
Stock engine except for the heads and cam
LS6 intake 70mm TB
6spd M6 manual trans ls7 clutch
3.73 rear gear 27 inch tall tire
Here are the results
All the guys at ET that helped work through this process to get it all just right A Big thank you. don't mock the numbers this dyno read about 15-18% lower then every dynojet on the planet.
Gross HP at the flywheel would be around 550ish (no accesorys)hard to say becuase the accesory and drivetrian loss varys a bit with each car.
Vehicle
98 corvette
347 stock bore and stroke
ETP cylinder heads 215 11*
Decent headers
Stock engine except for the heads and cam
LS6 intake 70mm TB
6spd M6 manual trans ls7 clutch
3.73 rear gear 27 inch tall tire
Here are the results
All the guys at ET that helped work through this process to get it all just right A Big thank you. don't mock the numbers this dyno read about 15-18% lower then every dynojet on the planet.
Gross HP at the flywheel would be around 550ish (no accesorys)hard to say becuase the accesory and drivetrian loss varys a bit with each car.
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Losing power with the Fast is probably due to the cam. I remember when Patrick G was helping me out he was pretty adimant (sp?) about selecting the right cam to wrok with the Fast 90.
Nice numbers BTW!
Nice numbers BTW!
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Originally Posted by 02ZOh6
Losing power with the Fast is probably due to the cam. I remember when Patrick G was helping me out he was pretty adimant (sp?) about selecting the right cam to wrok with the Fast 90.
Nice numbers BTW!
Nice numbers BTW!
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Originally Posted by CollinsAutomotive
Actually i think the fast has some serious design issues. Yes the camshaft isn't fast friendly but we have been seeing a trend with the FAST that indicates there are other problems affoot with that intake manifold. the Ls2 should hopefully perform very well but testing will tell the tale.Yes i am very happy with the results.
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Originally Posted by 02ZOh6
Well post up your results with the LS2 anyway, it would be nice to see the difference. ETP is supposed to be releasing their intake sometime in the near future. Not sure exactly when though.
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Everything I have read has said the FAST intake will outperform the LS2 every time.
And what's with not giving camshaft specs? This is LS1TECH, we live and breathe for that kind of info here. Posting up dyno numbers with some top notch products means nothing if you can't give all the info.
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And what's with not giving camshaft specs? This is LS1TECH, we live and breathe for that kind of info here. Posting up dyno numbers with some top notch products means nothing if you can't give all the info.
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Originally Posted by BlackHawk T/A
Everything I have read has said the FAST intake will outperform the LS2 every time.
And what's with not giving camshaft specs? This is LS1TECH, we live and breathe for that kind of info here. Posting up dyno numbers with some top notch products means nothing if you can't give all the info.
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And what's with not giving camshaft specs? This is LS1TECH, we live and breathe for that kind of info here. Posting up dyno numbers with some top notch products means nothing if you can't give all the info.
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something seems wrong with you guys losing power with the fast 90/90.i know it definitely can be improved upon in stock trim but most h/c cars pick up power with it.sometimes there is vacuum leaks but with multiple cars doing the same thing that rules that out.on a side noth there is another thread started recently with a guy that tested a ported fast v/s a ported ls2 and he said the stock ls2 failed miserably compared to a stock fast.but different setups can and do react different so i believe you.
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Originally Posted by slow trap
something seems wrong with you guys losing power with the fast 90/90.i know it definitely can be improved upon in stock trim but most h/c cars pick up power with it.sometimes there is vacuum leaks but with multiple cars doing the same thing that rules that out.on a side noth there is another thread started recently with a guy that tested a ported fast v/s a ported ls2 and he said the stock ls2 failed miserably compared to a stock fast.but different setups can and do react different so i believe you.
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Originally Posted by CollinsAutomotive
Its a complex subject which why i have not been ripping on the fast intake. I think there is a wave action issue with runner tapper. It does seem to repond well to larger engine but we have seen sevral 427c5r block ls6 ET Ported engine throw down 500rwhp and 450lb ft and again lost pwoer with the FAST. I think the issue has to do with airquality in the runner to head entrance (hint hint) might wanna check the port fit.
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Originally Posted by 02ZOh6
So is this is a problem with the etp's & Fast set-up only?
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Originally Posted by orangeapeel
If you guys really want to know the specs, buy the cam and get it doctored. 25$ and no one can keep a secret.
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Originally Posted by Phil99vette
I port matched the Fast to the ET heads and have had GREAT success. We have not made any passes since the cold air has arrived but its gone 10.4s in 8xx' air. Let the track tell you if your car is fast not dynos.
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I have helped dozens of people with ported FAST set-up's....every one of them was thrilled with the results (20-25 RWHP gains are the norm). In the last three years Ive dyno tested over a half dozen stockers with positive results (not as much as a ported unit but solid gains none the less).
Seems to me there must have been a problem with the set-up....serious port mis-match, airleak, something that would cause the results you described.
Six months ago we tested a stock 6.0 litre with AFR 205 heads (364 CID) with one of my ported intakes and it was worth 32 HP and 20+ ft/lbs over a stock LS2 intake (a ridiculous gain for a manifold swap)....back to back on a deadly repeatable SF902 engine dyno. The pulls were literally 30 minutes apart (the time it took us to swap the intake).
My experience shows the LS2 to be the weakest intake (similiar to an LS1 intake) and that mimics other independent testing as well....dont have time now but the data is available if someone wants to do a search. For me, the FAST has worked EVERY time, either ported or unported, stock or modified heads no matter who's logo is on the end.
I would try to look into what may be wrong with your set-up when a FAST is bolted in front of it....port locations would be my guess but I dont understand why your having issues others havent had. I would also like to see those low results duplicated again assuming the port alignment wasnt far off....backing the original data would be another interesting test IMO.
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Seems to me there must have been a problem with the set-up....serious port mis-match, airleak, something that would cause the results you described.
Six months ago we tested a stock 6.0 litre with AFR 205 heads (364 CID) with one of my ported intakes and it was worth 32 HP and 20+ ft/lbs over a stock LS2 intake (a ridiculous gain for a manifold swap)....back to back on a deadly repeatable SF902 engine dyno. The pulls were literally 30 minutes apart (the time it took us to swap the intake).
My experience shows the LS2 to be the weakest intake (similiar to an LS1 intake) and that mimics other independent testing as well....dont have time now but the data is available if someone wants to do a search. For me, the FAST has worked EVERY time, either ported or unported, stock or modified heads no matter who's logo is on the end.
I would try to look into what may be wrong with your set-up when a FAST is bolted in front of it....port locations would be my guess but I dont understand why your having issues others havent had. I would also like to see those low results duplicated again assuming the port alignment wasnt far off....backing the original data would be another interesting test IMO.
Tony M.