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A4 or M6, with tuning/ without tuning...
bolt-ons as in what?
some people consider alot of boltons as lid, catback, and a TB.
LS6intk & LT headers could give 40+rwhp on cammed cars
Open headers could free up 10+ rwhp..etc.
i think your poll will vary alot
A4 or M6, with tuning/ without tuning...
bolt-ons as in what?
some people consider alot of boltons as lid, catback, and a TB.
LS6intk & LT headers could give 40+rwhp on cammed cars
Open headers could free up 10+ rwhp..etc.
i think your poll will vary alot
Kind of my point..
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guys that are say they are getting 380-390 have a very friendly dyno.
this was my first cam and I loved it. I just wanted a little more power to I changed two years later
My car was a 00 camaro ss A4, it had an LS6 intake, full exhaust with a cut out, and a ss4000 stall. I think the only thing I didnt have was the underdrive pulley. Nice flat torque curve, and had excellent street manners!
Okay, but I did. How can you say I can't when in fact it happened? The only not-stock parts attached to my motor are the cam, comp pushrods and 918's, and Pacesetter LT's. Remember I said 243's not 241/853s. My motor is a stock 03 LS6 pull out from a corvette. The only significant difference here is the better heads which also bump up compression a little bit. I'm still using an LS6 intake, and I did not have an UDP or even a low-temp thermostat when I got my car tuned and dyno'd. Anyways I was only referring to the cams ability to make decent power, not trying to start an argument.







