Dyno time on the LE1 H/C
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Dyno time on the LE1 H/C
I thought I'd post up the vid of my last run of the day. Put down 349 (no tq readings) revving to 6200.
This is the second to last run, as it had a tq reading
LE1 heads, custom cam, 3600 Yank stall, LTs, ORY, Borla exhaust
And just some food for thought, i gained 1 hp when i CLOSED the cutout.
This is the second to last run, as it had a tq reading
LE1 heads, custom cam, 3600 Yank stall, LTs, ORY, Borla exhaust
And just some food for thought, i gained 1 hp when i CLOSED the cutout.
Last edited by Speed Density; 07-30-2007 at 11:59 PM.
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Originally Posted by brickonwheels
I thought I'd post up the vid of my last run of the day. Put down 349 (no tq readings) revving to 6200.
http://youtube.com/watch?v=kx-Prd54H6c
This is the second to last run, as it had a tq reading
LE1 heads, custom cam, 3600 Yank stall, LTs, ORY, Borla exhaust
And just some food for thought, i gained 1 hp when i CLOSED the cutout.
http://youtube.com/watch?v=kx-Prd54H6c
This is the second to last run, as it had a tq reading
LE1 heads, custom cam, 3600 Yank stall, LTs, ORY, Borla exhaust
And just some food for thought, i gained 1 hp when i CLOSED the cutout.
Grats, nice numbers - but I bet you like your E/T even more!
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It was tuned by Keith McCord. That isnt my last dyno, it was smoothed out after that, but it is the last dyno i got a tq reading on. My only real issue right now is not having enough vacuum to stall the car completely up. And the AFR is perfect right around 13.2
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Originally Posted by wrd1972
Something is not right IMHO. Unless you are running a teeny tiny custom cam those numbers should be a bit higher.
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This was an unlocked conertor guys, i probably could have seen closer to 370 if it had been locked. However, i have heard a lot about how that is really bad for the driveline. Im in kansas city, btw. My ultimate goal is low 12s, high 11s.
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I agree, somethings not right. A friend of mine dynoed 360 something with cam only on his bird(with a bad opti). Unless like someone posted, your running a really small cam, but you should be well in the upper numbers. C'mon Issac chime in on this one.
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those numbers arent low...
its an unlocked stalled automatic. they are NOT dyno queens.
congratulations on the numbers, come back with track times and show everyone what your "low numbers" produce!
its an unlocked stalled automatic. they are NOT dyno queens.
congratulations on the numbers, come back with track times and show everyone what your "low numbers" produce!
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Originally Posted by zigroid
those numbers arent low...
its an unlocked stalled automatic. they are NOT dyno queens.
congratulations on the numbers, come back with track times and show everyone what your "low numbers" produce!
its an unlocked stalled automatic. they are NOT dyno queens.
congratulations on the numbers, come back with track times and show everyone what your "low numbers" produce!
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For that small of cam and no e-pump? don't know your compression or t-body size.... For reference back in the day "Twofast4lv" did 392SAE unlocked with a Yank thruster Pro 3800 (12 bolt) on "LE" heads. With Your mods and GM 847 cam, e-pump and 58 t-body. That's a about right for the difference of 40-50 rwhp.... Your numbers look good to me, and I have had a manual to auto conversion so, Ive seen the big power loss (in my case 40 rwhp) 30 from converter unlocked and 10 from the conversion to 4l60E race unit.....Now take it to the track and see what she runs.... Full weight with good gearing and good sixty of low 1.6's should net you 12-12.2's at around 112mph. With big weight reductions easily 11's....
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Originally Posted by streetwarrior96
Elliot's stuff is never low
I know from my own personal experiance! (I had an LE3 383 that ripped when I finaly got it set up well)