375hp? +/-
What could they have possibly said to you that forced your business elsewhere? Please share. PM me if you want.
Have I ran the LEs? No. But I've seen what I needed to see, and they were just not for me. In another thread I told you I was originally going to use them for my build, but common sense kicked in and I went with AI.
What could they have possibly said to you that forced your business elsewhere? Please share. PM me if you want.
Have I ran the LEs? No. But I've seen what I needed to see, and they were just not for me. In another thread I told you I was originally going to use them for my build, but common sense kicked in and I went with AI.
Hence me making the choices I've made. Seems to be working so far.
I am not saying the 227 is a bad choice, it is mild and proven will run well a LONG time before wearing out a spring like the 918.
People are also inflating your numbers because they put undo faith in Lloyd's magic.
I mean looks like some good bang for your buck IMO
he just wants to run quicker than a 12.2 and be able to say he has 375 CRANK hp.
Yes the heads/cam setup you are looking at is capable of that.
-Dustin-
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This Camaro was my first new car (it is a long story) but I got it back 14 years after I sold it. When I was 21 years old I had all these ideas to jump the hp 100 points from a stock 275 to a "thumping" 375 with a future plan of funny gas. I sold the car completely stock, right down to the filters. I purchase this car back nearly two years ago and it has sat in pieces for most of those two years. I am going to bring her as far back as I can and stick with the goal of 375 . I have a full rear mount turbo kit that I might or might not use.
This one is gonna be filed under the 1 outta 10 times I agree with Caprice.
To the OP, you will get around your 375 *FWHP* goal, but do not expect anywhere near that for RWHP. If you get 320+ then be happy and run with it, then take it to the track and spank on 360+ rwhp M6s.
-Dustin-
Last edited by Puck; Jan 28, 2011 at 08:08 PM.
Best of luck with your car fuzzyjk! Don't go cheap and get one of the converters I listed above and have fun with it. You already purchased the valve-train/heads parts, so you might as well use them
OP, you should have no problem making that at the crank, and have good street manners. You should also be able to run low 12's too with good and sticky tires. I myself would have gone with something like a cc503, in the 22x/23x duration size, but that's mho. Don't listen to these other ******** cheerleaders on either side of the LE/AI debate, either one will tell you their company is better because they went with them. Although I can say I would like to use AI's ported 21* heads on a turboed 383/396 and rape pretty much anything on the street all day long, but that's another thread.
idformula, if you go back and read this this is not so much an AI vs. LE thing, this is two LE fans grossly inflating expectations and several of us from both schools of thought trying to counter that.
If you go back and read the only part I believe I specifically criticized was the torque converter. I think his flywheel goal is likely in the ballpark for his heads and cam selection.
i ran an el cheapo jw converter for a long time and it did fantastic before eventually bending some of the fins backwards with the nitrous.



