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On a side note though if you dont believe that its difficult to make 500 rwhp H/C/fast 90/90 through an a4 and a 12 bolt then check out the dyno section and see how many guys are making that power in an 05+ gto or an 05+ c6 as they both are 6.0 364 ci engines and look at their combos and go from there.
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Originally Posted by QSPres
Anyone who knows what they're talking about is more than welcome to contribute to my thread.
Everyone else is welcome to start their own. Perhaps a thread titled "misinformation given out here" would be appropriate...
Everyone else is welcome to start their own. Perhaps a thread titled "misinformation given out here" would be appropriate...
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One of the most knowledgeable people here? ROTFLMAO!!!!!!!!!!
Same guy who's telling me that I'm going to have LESS COMPRESSION going from 72cc to 67 cc's on my heads.
Again, he has the perfect job at the perfect place. And now we all know why that company has the reputation it does....
As for the rest, I've already stated that TEA and others have told me 450 is doable with what I have. I guess I'll have to stick with those who KNOW instead of those who don't.........
Same guy who's telling me that I'm going to have LESS COMPRESSION going from 72cc to 67 cc's on my heads.
Again, he has the perfect job at the perfect place. And now we all know why that company has the reputation it does....
As for the rest, I've already stated that TEA and others have told me 450 is doable with what I have. I guess I'll have to stick with those who KNOW instead of those who don't.........
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Originally Posted by QSPres
One of the most knowledgeable people here? ROTFLMAO!!!!!!!!!!
Same guy who's telling me that I'm going to have LESS COMPRESSION going from 72cc to 67 cc's on my heads.
Again, he has the perfect job at the perfect place. And now we all know why that company has the reputation it does....
As for the rest, I've already stated that TEA and others have told me 450 is doable with what I have. I guess I'll have to stick with those who KNOW instead of those who don't.........
Same guy who's telling me that I'm going to have LESS COMPRESSION going from 72cc to 67 cc's on my heads.
Again, he has the perfect job at the perfect place. And now we all know why that company has the reputation it does....
As for the rest, I've already stated that TEA and others have told me 450 is doable with what I have. I guess I'll have to stick with those who KNOW instead of those who don't.........
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Originally Posted by QSPres
Again, he has the perfect job at the perfect place. And now we all know why that company has the reputation it does.....
They've always answered my calls with no wait and have been helpful when I asked questions.
Patrick is no exception. I've asked his opinion numberous times, as have many others and I know that I have been satisified with my experience in any dealing with him.
You're a tool. You were quoted a high number by a single entity, and when faced with facts you can't handle it. 450hp through an automatic with a 12bolt N/A is difficult to achieve. Don't focus so much on the dyno number, but more with the track result as automatics are not dyno queens.
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Originally Posted by melchoir
I didn't even realize that TR had anything but a great Reputation.
They've always answered my calls with no wait and have been helpful when I asked questions.
Patrick is no exception. I've asked his opinion numberous times, as have many others and I know that I have been satisified with my experience in any dealing with him.
You're a tool. You were quoted a high number by a single entity, and when faced with facts you can't handle it. 450hp through an automatic with a 12bolt N/A is difficult to achieve. Don't focus so much on the dyno number, but more with the track result as automatics are not dyno queens.
They've always answered my calls with no wait and have been helpful when I asked questions.
Patrick is no exception. I've asked his opinion numberous times, as have many others and I know that I have been satisified with my experience in any dealing with him.
You're a tool. You were quoted a high number by a single entity, and when faced with facts you can't handle it. 450hp through an automatic with a 12bolt N/A is difficult to achieve. Don't focus so much on the dyno number, but more with the track result as automatics are not dyno queens.
Dont even bother trying to correct him, remeber he is the guy quoting dyno numbers from a magazine...
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Originally Posted by melchoir
450hp through an automatic with a 12bolt N/A is difficult to achieve. Don't focus so much on the dyno number, but more with the track result as automatics are not dyno queens....]
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For what it's worth, I do not work for Comp Cams, nor am I a direct employee of Thunder Racing. I own a multi-million dollar automotive marketing firm and I hot-rod LS1s as a hobby and do contract work for Thunder Racing. I only mention the business owning aspect to show you that I'm educated and certainly no dummy.
I have been involved with the LS1 racing scene since 1998 (and 2 decades of previous bracket racing experience with various Chevys and Mopars). I'm a 44 year old individual that doesn't claim to know everything about these LS1s, but I've had more mod experience than most people on the board. Much of this experience came from making mistakes and learning from them over the past 9 years. If that's not worth your casual consideration, then you're not being very open minded.
On another note, a stock 243 head has a chamber size of 64cc. This is what goes on all new 6.0L LS2s. Your ported 853 heads only flow slightly better than unmodified 243 heads yet have less compression. This is why I gave them only a 0-10 rwhp advantage over the 243s. Perhaps you should read more carefully before you respond.
I have been involved with the LS1 racing scene since 1998 (and 2 decades of previous bracket racing experience with various Chevys and Mopars). I'm a 44 year old individual that doesn't claim to know everything about these LS1s, but I've had more mod experience than most people on the board. Much of this experience came from making mistakes and learning from them over the past 9 years. If that's not worth your casual consideration, then you're not being very open minded.
On another note, a stock 243 head has a chamber size of 64cc. This is what goes on all new 6.0L LS2s. Your ported 853 heads only flow slightly better than unmodified 243 heads yet have less compression. This is why I gave them only a 0-10 rwhp advantage over the 243s. Perhaps you should read more carefully before you respond.
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2013 Corvette Grand Sport A6 LME forged 416, Greg Good ported TFS 255 LS3 heads, 222/242 .629"/.604" 121LSA Pat G blower cam, ARH 1 7/8" headers, ESC Novi 1500 Supercharger w/8 rib direct drive conversion, 747rwhp/709rwtq on 93 octane, 801rwhp/735rwtq on race fuel, 10.1 @ 147.25mph 1/4 mile, 174.7mph Half Mile.
2016 Corvette Z51 M7 Magnuson Heartbeat 2300 supercharger, TSP LT headers, Pat G tuned, 667rwhp, 662rwtq, 191mph TX Mile.
2009.5 Pontiac G8 GT 6.0L, A6, AFR 230v2 heads. 506rwhp/442rwtq. 11.413 @ 121.29mph 1/4 mile, 168.7mph TX Mile
2000 Pewter Ram Air Trans Am M6 heads/cam 508 rwhp/445 rwtq SAE, 183.092 TX Mile
2022 Cadillac Escalade 6.2L A10 S&B CAI, Corsa catback.
2023 Corvette 3LT Z51 soon to be modified.
Custom LSX tuning in person or via email press here.
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Originally Posted by QSPres
Is there anyone out there that can help me pick a cam?
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Let me get this straight you will take one company's advice but not a whole boards? Is it just because you like what you hear from them better since it's higher numbers. You ask for help, but then badmouth anyone who gives advice?
What is your point, why not call TEA and find out what cam they want you to use. Then you will have your so called 450-500rwhp.
You will be happy (until you put it on the dyno) and we will be too (we won't have to deal with an idiot)
What is your point, why not call TEA and find out what cam they want you to use. Then you will have your so called 450-500rwhp.
You will be happy (until you put it on the dyno) and we will be too (we won't have to deal with an idiot)
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Originally Posted by QSPres
Anyone who knows what they're talking about is more than welcome to contribute to my thread.
Everyone else is welcome to start their own. Perhaps a thread titled "misinformation given out here" would be appropriate...
Everyone else is welcome to start their own. Perhaps a thread titled "misinformation given out here" would be appropriate...
You certainly don't know who you need to listen to from your stupid replies to help especially comin from Patrick. If you think your so smart about all this **** why you askin questions?? From the way you talk your mind is already made up & you already know everything.
I'll laugh my *** off when you don't hit your goals b/c you were to damn hard headed to take the correct advice.
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This pic comes to mind in this thread.
Do you think this is the first time we've dealt with a bull-headed jackass such as yourself? Don't bite the hand that feeds (you information).
That's sig material!
Do you think this is the first time we've dealt with a bull-headed jackass such as yourself? Don't bite the hand that feeds (you information).
Originally Posted by BIG_MIKE2005
You sir need to pull your head outta your *** before you sit down & break your neck.
That's sig material!
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Get this
Thunder Racing Custom Camshaft - T-ReX v.2 - 242/248 - .608/.612 - 110 lsa 3500-6700 RPM Power Band. Violent mid-range & high RPM power. Requires computer tuning, 4000+ converter on autos, 4.30's or greater depending on transmission. Due to the fast ramp rate of this camshaft, the use of 1.8 rockers is not recommended. Due to the extreme nature of this camshaft, piston to valve clearance must be verified when using modified cylinder heads.
http://thunderracing.com/dynographs/...n=read&pgid=60
With a fast 90/90, ported heads, extra cubes, you should be at least the 550rwhp.
Thunder Racing Custom Camshaft - T-ReX v.2 - 242/248 - .608/.612 - 110 lsa 3500-6700 RPM Power Band. Violent mid-range & high RPM power. Requires computer tuning, 4000+ converter on autos, 4.30's or greater depending on transmission. Due to the fast ramp rate of this camshaft, the use of 1.8 rockers is not recommended. Due to the extreme nature of this camshaft, piston to valve clearance must be verified when using modified cylinder heads.
http://thunderracing.com/dynographs/...n=read&pgid=60
With a fast 90/90, ported heads, extra cubes, you should be at least the 550rwhp.
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LOL, go find another LS information board with more technical information thats actually correct. Hell I'll save you the time, there isn't one. This is the LARGEST LS based forum on the internet & has more accurate technical information than you could ever begin to soak up.
You asked a simple question. Patrick anwsered it & gave a full explaination on the reason for his anwser. You didn't like not hearin you were gonna have high numbers just cause TEA told you something different. How ****** stupid is that?? If your only willing to listen to what that shop says then have them build your whole damn set-up. Otherwise you might need to listen to others on here & learn to accept that you might not hit the exact number you want without makin some other changes.
Just remember any damn idiot can slap a motor combo together, but how long it lasts & how efficient it is depends upon matchin parts perfectly together. If your not gonna take the time to do that then why even bother?? Just b/c some of the advice is something you don't want to hear or is different from what you read in a magazine, doesn't mean its incorrect info.
Don't believe everything you read in magazines for starters.
You asked a simple question. Patrick anwsered it & gave a full explaination on the reason for his anwser. You didn't like not hearin you were gonna have high numbers just cause TEA told you something different. How ****** stupid is that?? If your only willing to listen to what that shop says then have them build your whole damn set-up. Otherwise you might need to listen to others on here & learn to accept that you might not hit the exact number you want without makin some other changes.
Just remember any damn idiot can slap a motor combo together, but how long it lasts & how efficient it is depends upon matchin parts perfectly together. If your not gonna take the time to do that then why even bother?? Just b/c some of the advice is something you don't want to hear or is different from what you read in a magazine, doesn't mean its incorrect info.
Don't believe everything you read in magazines for starters.