500rwhp LS2 6.0L & Auto... Possible?
#1
500rwhp LS2 6.0L & Auto... Possible?
Hi guys thought I'd bounce this one past you and get some opinions as to whether.this is possible or not.
Putting together a combo for a guy with a VZ Commodore (model prior to the G8) running a 6.0L LS2. At this time the car is completely standard, planned combo as follows:
TEA ported TFS 225cc heads, 60cc chamber
Ported FAST 102
102mm NW throttle body
OTR MAFLESS intake & airbox
FAST fuel rails
YT Ultralight rockers 1.7:1
1 7/8" 4-1 long tube headers to dual 3" system
Comp 54-460-11 cam.
3800 stall with lockup.
Mainly after opinions on the cam, do you think 235/243@0.050 on LSL lobes will be 'enough' to get close to his goal? I personally don't expect 500rwhp, the Mainline dynos we use down here read lower than the Dyno Dynamics & Dynojet units, but if we could get into the 480-490 range that would suffice. Oh yes and its a stock short block, not coming apart but we will flycut pistons if required.
Thanks!
Putting together a combo for a guy with a VZ Commodore (model prior to the G8) running a 6.0L LS2. At this time the car is completely standard, planned combo as follows:
TEA ported TFS 225cc heads, 60cc chamber
Ported FAST 102
102mm NW throttle body
OTR MAFLESS intake & airbox
FAST fuel rails
YT Ultralight rockers 1.7:1
1 7/8" 4-1 long tube headers to dual 3" system
Comp 54-460-11 cam.
3800 stall with lockup.
Mainly after opinions on the cam, do you think 235/243@0.050 on LSL lobes will be 'enough' to get close to his goal? I personally don't expect 500rwhp, the Mainline dynos we use down here read lower than the Dyno Dynamics & Dynojet units, but if we could get into the 480-490 range that would suffice. Oh yes and its a stock short block, not coming apart but we will flycut pistons if required.
Thanks!
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My car was an a4 but was locked converter on dyno jet
I would go with 239/247 lsl/lsl on 111+4
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https://ls1tech.com/forums/dynamomet...4-10-11-a.html
My car was an a4 but was locked converter on dyno jet
I would go with 239/247 lsl/lsl on 111+4
My car was an a4 but was locked converter on dyno jet
I would go with 239/247 lsl/lsl on 111+4
#9
https://ls1tech.com/forums/dynamomet...4-10-11-a.html
My car was an a4 but was locked converter on dyno jet
I would go with 239/247 lsl/lsl on 111+4
My car was an a4 but was locked converter on dyno jet
I would go with 239/247 lsl/lsl on 111+4
Thanks for the info, I modelled that up in EA Pro and it shows a decent increase over the 'off the shelf' LSR grinds. Flycutting if needed isn't an issue, plan is to run the compression ratio into the mid-high 11s.