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Old Apr 5, 2019 | 08:17 PM
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It don't.....it just makes me think you're that ******* stupid especially after hammer splained it to your dumbass.

Do you ever get tired of tears running down your face?? Or is it so nat6that your used to it.
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Old Apr 5, 2019 | 08:18 PM
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Bro parts are cheap and abundant. You can put together a boosted bro for much cheaper than a boosted 6gen (same kit) and likely be faster. That’s what MM is getting at as far as hang for your buck. I can probably count the parts on my car that were bought new for my car in one hand.
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Old Apr 5, 2019 | 08:21 PM
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Originally Posted by HioSSilver
To be fair you're not getting the overall performance those cars offer either with a base 5br0.

The same could be said about a procharger 6gen or tt 6gen with the procharger intake and auxiliary injectors.

6th gen not the easiest to tune,LT1 doesn't like much boost ,fuel mods are pricey and it seems easier to go with the Mustang. 6th gen is an expensive car too. Go price one. Mustang aftermarket is bigger. Here in Florida my example depending on blower choice can run high tens down to mid 9s. That is pretty impressive for a stock appearing car that can be DD. If you don't wrench you can find a dealer installed blown used one if you look hard enough. I am sure Poppa input would be the same as mine. Of course a Vette is a much better car but we are talking speed / power wise in a straightline
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Old Apr 5, 2019 | 08:22 PM
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They have basic combos that work on 5br0s fo sho. The gm guys hasn't really pushed the issue much with the 6gen imo.

The fueling is fixed with the procharger intake and auxiliary injectors. Use it....don't be dumb about it. That set up has proven to do 1k+whp on a lt4 slb.

I see no problem running low 10s or into the 9s with a boosted 6gen. I mean they can get there cam only.

What i see is these guys fighting **** combos instead of using something that works mostly.

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Old Apr 5, 2019 | 08:44 PM
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I imagine this kit for the 6gen involves a metal manifold that has port injectors? How much is the manifold with injectors, harness or whatever is needed for it to work??
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Old Apr 5, 2019 | 08:45 PM
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So one side states the heads tell what the engine is. No matter anything else.

The other side states come out & just say what you got.

There are definitely two kinds of people in racing/modding cars. Some will tell you every part & detail of their combo. Some like to stay seceret & not tell mods.

So say we have two 427ci LS engines. Both with ls3 heads. One is an under square motor & one is an over square motor. Bore/stroke. How could anyone tell which one is which?? I mean to some it's the heads that's it. Some actually like engine details. Bore/stroke/block etc.

A pair of heads/intake ain't doing **** without a bottom end. And a short block ain't doing **** with out heads.

So are we both right? Or are we both wrong?

If people like to hide ****. Or play tricks. Good for them. And really that's hiho to me. Lol

Peace out y'allz.
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Old Apr 5, 2019 | 08:49 PM
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I hope you mean something more affordable and not this

https://weaponxmotorsports.com/produ...=5777974296603
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Originally Posted by Mike Morris
6th gen not the easiest to tune,LT1 doesn't like much boost ,fuel mods are pricey and it seems easier to go with the Mustang. 6th gen is an expensive car too. Go price one. Mustang aftermarket is bigger. Here in Florida my example depending on blower choice can run high tens down to mid 9s. That is pretty impressive for a stock appearing car that can be DD. If you don't wrench you can find a dealer installed blown used one if you look hard enough. I am sure Poppa input would be the same as mine. Of course a Vette is a much better car but we are talking speed / power wise in a straightline
Mike is right.
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Old Apr 5, 2019 | 11:45 PM
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Ls gapes coyotard on the dyno and the track
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Pray took a A8 SS with a SLB LT1 to 10.0 @ 138 with a P1x @ 10psi, meth, headers, and converter. 1st time at the track, Full weight car, and it hit the limiter on a couple shifts. Never got the car back to the track before it came apart for a cam.

Magnuson shop car also went 9.9 @ 140 on stock exhaust with LT4 fueling. There have been a couple others around those times as well. Another Magnuson car went 10.1 @ 138 with stock exhaust, LT4 fuel system, meth. Went 200 passes which 40 were 14psi + before it let go. Had he added cat less headers and kept boost around 12psi or lower it would probably still be alive.

Either way several SBE LT1's have been into the 7xx whp. Most shops are pushing drop in piston upgrade with a bigger fuel lobe cam for added head room in fueling and added durability. Can't blame them for how critical the tuning window is on this engine.

On DI the fuel injection timing and rail pressure is critical. You get above 6.5ms on the injectors and the fuel is getting burnt outside of the combustion window, the cylinder goes lean, but the wideband shows AFR is fine = recipe for piston failure. You can't tune these engines off of AFR alone.

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Old Apr 6, 2019 | 02:14 AM
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01 and 02 did Fbody wise. 01-04 C5 as well
Then why do all LS6 intakes bring a premium price tag as compared to LS1 intakes if they’re identical? How does an LS6 intake make more power than LS1 intake if they’re suppose to be the same exact intake?
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Old Apr 6, 2019 | 05:11 AM
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All those are great times. Very even with stock fuel system little blower coyotes at 10psi from average guys out there. Coyote shop cars are going a hair faster.
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Old Apr 6, 2019 | 06:54 AM
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Originally Posted by HioSSilver
They have basic combos that work on 5br0s fo sho. The gm guys hasn't really pushed the issue much with the 6gen imo.

The fueling is fixed with the procharger intake and auxiliary injectors. Use it....don't be dumb about it. That set up has proven to do 1k+whp on a lt4 slb.

I see no problem running low 10s or into the 9s with a boosted 6gen. I mean they can get there cam only.

What i see is these guys fighting **** combos instead of using something that works mostly.
So a cam only lt1 that's a gutted tin can running in negative da is the norm now?
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Old Apr 6, 2019 | 06:56 AM
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Originally Posted by NoEngineNawledge
Then why do all LS6 intakes bring a premium price tag as compared to LS1 intakes if they’re identical? How does an LS6 intake make more power than LS1 intake if they’re suppose to be the same exact intake?
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Old Apr 6, 2019 | 08:14 AM
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Originally Posted by BlkMach1
I imagine this kit for the 6gen involves a metal manifold that has port injectors? How much is the manifold with injectors, harness or whatever is needed for it to work??
I'm not sure how much the entire kit is.



Originally Posted by SoFla01SSLookinstok
So one side states the heads tell what the engine is. No matter anything else.

The other side states come out & just say what you got.

There are definitely two kinds of people in racing/modding cars. Some will tell you every part & detail of their combo. Some like to stay seceret & not tell mods.

So say we have two 427ci LS engines. Both with ls3 heads. One is an under square motor & one is an over square motor. Bore/stroke. How could anyone tell which one is which?? I mean to some it's the heads that's it. Some actually like engine details. Bore/stroke/block etc.

A pair of heads/intake ain't doing **** without a bottom end. And a short block ain't doing **** with out heads.

So are we both right? Or are we both wrong?

If people like to hide ****. Or play tricks. Good for them. And really that's hiho to me. Lol

Peace out y'allz.
I don't play tricks. I get results. The funny part is I'm way way transparent. You need to not confuse me getting results you don't like with tricks......my set up was very very basic.

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I hope you mean something more affordable and not this

https://weaponxmotorsports.com/produ...=5777974296603
From what i have seen the procharger set up is about half that. There's one on ebay now with fuel rails for like 1800 or 1900.

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Ls gapes coyotard on the dyno and the track
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Pray took a A8 SS with a SLB LT1 to 10.0 @ 138 with a P1x @ 10psi, meth, headers, and converter. 1st time at the track, Full weight car, and it hit the limiter on a couple shifts. Never got the car back to the track before it came apart for a cam.

Magnuson shop car also went 9.9 @ 140 on stock exhaust with LT4 fueling. There have been a couple others around those times as well. Another Magnuson car went 10.1 @ 138 with stock exhaust, LT4 fuel system, meth. Went 200 passes which 40 were 14psi + before it let go. Had he added cat less headers and kept boost around 12psi or lower it would probably still be alive.

Either way several SBE LT1's have been into the 7xx whp. Most shops are pushing drop in piston upgrade with a bigger fuel lobe cam for added head room in fueling and added durability. Can't blame them for how critical the tuning window is on this engine.

On DI the fuel injection timing and rail pressure is critical. You get above 6.5ms on the injectors and the fuel is getting burnt outside of the combustion window, the cylinder goes lean, but the wideband shows AFR is fine = recipe for piston failure. You can't tune these engines off of AFR alone.

Jm2c fwiw.
The procharger set up cures the fueling and as a side benefit the fuel in the port would probably help cool the charge a bit helping a tight ring gap on a large bore survive.

Pretty basic thought process that would work. Idk why more isn't applying it.

Originally Posted by NoEngineNawledge
Then why do all LS6 intakes bring a premium price tag as compared to LS1 intakes if they’re identical? How does an LS6 intake make more power than LS1 intake if they’re suppose to be the same exact intake?
They're not identical. The ls6 intake will make 10-15 hp more and possibly 20 more with a ported snout.

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So a cam only lt1 that's a gutted tin can running in negative da is the norm now?
I guess you missed where pray said his 9.9 car was 3500lb.

Besides....you seem to spew gutted 5br0 times like it's the norm.
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Old Apr 6, 2019 | 08:43 AM
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Originally Posted by HioSSilver
I'm not sure how much the entire kit is.





I don't play tricks. I get results. The funny part is I'm way way transparent. You need to not confuse me getting results you don't like with tricks......my set up was very very basic.



From what i have seen the procharger set up is about half that. There's one on ebay now with fuel rails for like 1800 or 1900.


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The procharger set up cures the fueling and as a side benefit the fuel in the port would probably help cool the charge a bit helping a tight ring gap on a large bore survive.

Pretty basic thought process that would work. Idk why more isn't applying it.



They're not identical. The ls6 intake will make 10-15 hp more and possibly 20 more with a ported snout.



I guess you missed where pray said his 9.9 car was 3500lb.

Besides....you seem to spew gutted 5br0 times like it's the norm.
Kinda like how you spew hero times and think they are the norm? I mean if you're gonna use hero times and down play the Chevy cars why can't anyone else do the same for Ford cars?
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Originally Posted by big hammer
ls1 and ls6 shared the same bottom and and intake. The engine designation was dictated by, Bum bum bah... the heads!
False, the engine block was different, in 97-2000 the intake was different and the cams are different as well heads are obviously different two so... There goes your theory of them being the same minus the heads LMAO
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Some of the later LS1 engines received LS6 blocks and they were still designated LS1's even though they had a LS6 block and LS6 Intake manifold. So by GM standards the engines are labeled by what heads are on them over anything else.
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Originally Posted by HioSSilver
I'm not sure how much the entire kit is.





I don't play tricks. I get results. The funny part is I'm way way transparent. You need to not confuse me getting results you don't like with tricks......my set up was very very basic.



From what i have seen the procharger set up is about half that. There's one on ebay now with fuel rails for like 1800 or 1900.


Troof




The procharger set up cures the fueling and as a side benefit the fuel in the port would probably help cool the charge a bit helping a tight ring gap on a large bore survive.

Pretty basic thought process that would work. Idk why more isn't applying it.



They're not identical. The ls6 intake will make 10-15 hp more and possibly 20 more with a ported snout.



I guess you missed where pray said his 9.9 car was 3500lb.

Besides....you seem to spew gutted 5br0 times like it's the norm.
Yeah you can fine better pricing on the Procharger manifold and rails but that is the least expensive part to the setup. You still need the Auxillary Port injection system and that where most of the cost is. It's almost a wash between just running LPE's cam/ DI fuel system that is making a over 1k hp on a 2650 powered ZL1 that just went low 9's @ 150 in average air.

True but you can just run E85... it is very effective at pulling the heat out of the cylinder. It still doesn't cool the intake charge on a DI system but that isn't really where the issue is. I have yet to hear of a SBE LT1 failure on E85. Several on 93...too much compression imo for the tight ring gaps. Very little room for error in the tune above 7psi. Meth is a must if not running E.

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Originally Posted by "MAC"
False, the engine block was different, in 97-2000 the intake was different and the cams are different as well heads are obviously different two so... There goes your theory of them being the same minus the heads LMAO
gm built ls1’s with ls6 blocks and intakes and still called them ls1’s ouch
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