Ok, so what makes a car "full bolt-on"?
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Ok, so what makes a car "full bolt-on"?
What constitutes "full bolt-on" in an ls1 car? How much do these bad boys put down? I read in here somewhere that the highest full bolt on ls1 put down upwards of 380rwhp? Is that correct? Because I thought full bolt-on would be what I have, plus headers? So if I am to assume that is correct, and that it was an m6 that put down over 380 with bolt ons only, than an auto would be at around 365. Leaving a bolt on auto without headers at or around 340-345rwhp (taking into account the fact that headers seem to add about 20 rwhp). So tell me, am I missing something or does this seem accurate?
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gears wouldn't be included on bolt on.
Ive considered bolt ons as:
Lid, LS6 or other intake manifold, headers, y-pipe, catback, and underdrive pulley.
My car has most of them but the intake manifold and pulley and it puts down 346 hp and 361 tq at the wheels.
Ive considered bolt ons as:
Lid, LS6 or other intake manifold, headers, y-pipe, catback, and underdrive pulley.
My car has most of them but the intake manifold and pulley and it puts down 346 hp and 361 tq at the wheels.
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Hmmm, I have the catback, ls6 intake, and lid. I don't have the headers or the underdrive pulley but I do have a canned tune which helps a fair bit with a lightly modded car. So with headers and pulley i'd be pretty much full bolt-on and then could start looking at cams down the road maybe.
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i was considering it right after headers, but now i don't know. i have the money, but i need new tires sometime soon so i'm using that as an excuse to buy new wheels and tires haha. after that i think i might just start saving for a stall. lots of people get good gains out of em but i've been seeing dynos of people only gaining 6-10hp, so for the $300 i think i might be better off just going straight for the stall.
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a tune is a good idea though. if you're doing a cam or something major in the near future though, you can go without. i probably woulda waited a while for one but TTP was running a special i just couldn't pass up.