Camaro SS 2002

Just curious, 6 speed if thats matters. Thanks....

P.S. Not to the rear wheels, im talking "advertising/flywheel" torque.

Silverhawk_02TA

The "official" number is 340 lb-ft at 4000 RPM. However, it's pretty widely accepted that the HP/TQ ratings for these cars were underrated to keep a wider perceived performance margin between the LS1 F-Bodies and the Corvette.

777

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it's not to hard to find what you are looking for if you use the search feature

M6HuggerSS

around 350 or so

NBM2001z28

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i did 344 at the wheels??? so is that like 380?

blkZ28spt

All we can tell you for sure is what it's rated at and what they dyno at to the rear wheels. Not a whole lot of people dyno their stock LS1's on an engine dyno. Also, if you want to know flywheel HP, the tranny has absolutely nothing to do with it. All you can do to find that out is guestiamate based on what % of power you think the drivetrain steals. On M6's I think that you figure about 12%+ loss, and something like 15% on A4's. For our cars, anyway, I think thsoe work pretty well.

Gamble

Maybe, Prolly... Just the same as an 01' I hope

demonspeed

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Average rule is 15% for a manual, 20% for an auto.

Nonetheless... they are making appx the advertised Vette flywheel hp. My 00 put down 319tq bone stock to the wheels. That's appx 367ftlbs at the crank.