Supercharged 2002 Z06 with 408cui AFR motor Video
01-12-2009, 02:25 PM
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Supercharged 2002 Z06 with 408cui AFR motor Video Here's a little video of a car we finished up right before the holidays.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MxB7Mtb0vT0
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MxB7Mtb0vT0
01-13-2009, 10:07 AM
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For 7.5lbs of boost it's an impressive number on a Mustang dyno. In order to turn the boost up to 15lbs or so it'd take a very pricey fuel system, so we'll wait til the customer gets the bug for more power. The car currently has 68lbs of fuel pressure for most of the pull, and the 60lb/hr injectors are at 106% duty cycle, with fuel pressure falling off to 50lbs at 6500rpm so bigger injectors are not the only thing that's needed.
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thats sweet. I have a 02 z06 im putting a d1 on. I also have a similar intake setup with fast 92 and fast rails, except i put my cross over in the back and had to cut on the cowl pretty good, no more windshield wipers. nice build
01-14-2009, 05:51 PM
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For 7.5lbs of boost it's an impressive number on a Mustang dyno. In order to turn the boost up to 15lbs or so it'd take a very pricey fuel system, so we'll wait til the customer gets the bug for more power. The car currently has 68lbs of fuel pressure for most of the pull, and the 60lb/hr injectors are at 106% duty cycle, with fuel pressure falling off to 50lbs at 6500rpm so bigger injectors are not the only thing that's needed.
didn't realize it was also on a mustang dyno!!nice!
make sure to post when the inevitable bug strikes and he springs for the fuel upgrade..that could be very interesting.
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With proper fuel pressure 60lbers will support 800+rwhp on our dyno, so larger injectors without changing the fuel system would not have done anything. It was the customer's call, we did what we could within his budget.