LS3 434 build
How do you think it will be compared to a long runner fast in the low to mid range for torque?
I saw a couple of dyno sheets of a prototype unit and it hardly loses any torque at all and above 4800rpm it out powers the long runner fast manifold by quite a margin.
I wonder how it would compare to the mid length runner.
How do you think it will be compared to a long runner fast in the low to mid range for torque?
I saw a couple of dyno sheets of a prototype unit and it hardly loses any torque at all and above 4800rpm it out powers the long runner fast manifold by quite a margin.
I wonder how it would compare to the mid length runner.
The best run was 539/492, more than I was expecting. The car still has a stock ls3 throttle body and 1 3/4 headers with a ford 9 inch with heavy 20 inch wheels. Here's a picture of the graph.
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The best run was 539/492, more than I was expecting. The car still has a stock ls3 throttle body and 1 3/4 headers with a ford 9 inch with heavy 20 inch wheels. Here's a picture of the graph.
I would expect another 40-50rwhp -15% for the Australian conversion and you will be at 510rwhp which is about right.
Camshaft is a little conservative for the engine size but will drive well on the street.
I would expect another 40-50rwhp -15% for the Australian conversion and you will be at 510rwhp which is about right.
Camshaft is a little conservative for the engine size but will drive well on the street.
Whats the verdict with the oil leak?
Whats the verdict with the oil leak?
On the oil leak, I found that the fitting on the side of my catch can was screwed so far in that it was right against the filter element and was blocking off the dirty side of the pcv. After fixing this the car leaks less oil, but it still leaks. Im pulling the transmission to find out exactly where the leak is coming from.








