L92 DynoJet Numbers Plus Plan B, C, D, E and F...
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FINAL RESULTS: 656.8hp at 6200rpm 614.2tq at 4950 rpm
thats with a NW 107mm tb with the FAST opened up to 107mm,we also did some internal stuff that i'm not going to talk about
thats with a NW 107mm tb with the FAST opened up to 107mm,we also did some internal stuff that i'm not going to talk about
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Just want to give credit where credit is due:My stuff wouldn't be anything without Ed working his magic on the tune,and give a big shout out to my boy Brian,he did most of the work on the intake for me.It's all about the team.And the team at Va Speed has it going on.
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Looks my educated guess was pretty close. A little optimistic on tq, but lowballed the hp. You have got a bad *** "Gentleman's Cruiser" Kevin. There's a lot of aggressively cammed 427's riding around with horrible drivability that aren't making the power you are!!! Best of both worlds ......
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AWESOME !! Very happy for you Kevin ! Great job to everyone involved. Shawn your attention to detail really paid off, and of course can't forget Ed's tuning !!
Looks my educated guess was pretty close. A little optimistic on tq, but lowballed the hp. You have got a bad *** "Gentleman's Cruiser" Kevin. There's a lot of aggressively cammed 427's riding around with horrible drivability that aren't making the power you are!!! Best of both worlds ......![Grin](https://ls1tech.com/forums/images/smilies/LS1Tech/gr_grin.gif)
Looks my educated guess was pretty close. A little optimistic on tq, but lowballed the hp. You have got a bad *** "Gentleman's Cruiser" Kevin. There's a lot of aggressively cammed 427's riding around with horrible drivability that aren't making the power you are!!! Best of both worlds ......
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Just want to give credit where credit is due:My stuff wouldn't be anything without Ed working his magic on the tune,and give a big shout out to my boy Brian,he did most of the work on the intake for me.It's all about the team.And the team at Va Speed has it going on.
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Awesome numbers Kevin! Kudos to the crew at Virginia Speed! ![Nod](https://ls1tech.com/forums/images/smilies/LS1Tech/gr_nod.gif)
Using the 15% driveline loss "guesstimate", your rwhp/tq numbers should be around 560/525. Personally, I think the loss in manual trans car is closer to 12%. Once your car is back together and they get it on the rollers I guess we'll all know which one is closer to the truth! No matter what the final numbers come out to, it's going to be one VERY serious street car!
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Using the 15% driveline loss "guesstimate", your rwhp/tq numbers should be around 560/525. Personally, I think the loss in manual trans car is closer to 12%. Once your car is back together and they get it on the rollers I guess we'll all know which one is closer to the truth! No matter what the final numbers come out to, it's going to be one VERY serious street car!
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Awesome numbers Kevin! Kudos to the crew at Virginia Speed! ![Nod](https://ls1tech.com/forums/images/smilies/LS1Tech/gr_nod.gif)
Using the 15% driveline loss "guesstimate", your rwhp/tq numbers should be around 560/525. Personally, I think the loss in manual trans car is closer to 12%. Once your car is back together and they get it on the rollers I guess we'll all know which one is closer to the truth! No matter what the final numbers come out to, it's going to be one VERY serious street car!
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Using the 15% driveline loss "guesstimate", your rwhp/tq numbers should be around 560/525. Personally, I think the loss in manual trans car is closer to 12%. Once your car is back together and they get it on the rollers I guess we'll all know which one is closer to the truth! No matter what the final numbers come out to, it's going to be one VERY serious street car!
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