Rw Hp???????????
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Rw Hp??????????? Hi guys im new to LS1 tech, But i was wondering what my HP and TQ would probably be. My car is a 96 WS6 TA, A4, with a Rebuilt LT1 355, LT4 Hot Cam Kit, A K&N filter for the Ram Air,Cut-out, Flowmaster 80 Series.And what do yall think my 1/4 time should be.
with a good tune you should be in the 330-340 range and with a stock stall i'm sure it's real close to that. And you could hit some mid-low 12s with gears and the right stall. There's a local T/A in Tulsa with a stock Heads and bottom end car with a HC and a 3200 verter. On slicks the car went 12.3
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Originally Posted by 93ZM6
Are you guys seriously giving him 340 REAR wheel horsepower with just a hotcam kit and a cut out? Especially with an automatic....Im gonna guess lower than that unless he has alot of other mods he isnt listing
Hot cam, stock heads, longtubes, a cutout, and tuning of course.
Last edited by WhyHelloOfficer; Mar 12, 2007 at 10:59 PM.
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Originally Posted by LT4hotcam
well the heads were milled, but i dont know by how much and everything else is stock,i am probably going to get a tune next.
Originally Posted by LT4hotcam
well the heads were milled, but i dont know by how much and everything else is stock,i am probably going to get a tune next.
Tuning is as essential as new gaskets when doing work like this.
