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Old Dec 8, 2009 | 02:52 PM
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I'm still on stock bottom end. Cam only I would spray 150. But say if I add heads? And even maybe a fast 90/90? What's the maximum I can spray being safe? I would like to hit 600 at the wheels but is the possible on stock bottom end safely?
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That would depend if you'd spray off the line, hard launches and what not! The amount of stress you would put on your stock 10 bolt would eventually catch up to you and BOOM! But still you'd be fine with a 150! Nobody can tell you how long it'll last before throwing up on you too many variables make it different everytime. Just do some research on people's experiences . I've personally never sprayed off the line only in second gear but then again mine is an auto.

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Old Dec 8, 2009 | 04:34 PM
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That would depend if you'd spray off the line, hard launches and what not! The amount of stress you would put on your stock 10 bolt would eventually catch up to you and BOOM! But still you'd be fine with a 150! Nobody can tell you how long it'll last before throwing up on you too many variables make it different everytime. Just do some research on people's experiences . I've personally never sprayed off the line only in second gear but then again mine is an auto.
I'm getting a 9 inch when I start to spray. I'm talking about stock bottom end? Will it hold a 150 with cam/heads and maybe even a fast 90? Or would it hold a 175 with jus cam? I'm trying to get to 600 on a stock bottom end safely I don't know it this is safe for it tho?
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Old Dec 8, 2009 | 05:19 PM
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150 on stock bottom end is fine. everyone has different success. some spray 200 and they are fine. the tune and engine maint. is important. how many miles does ur motor have? but overall 150 is fine and thats what i would spray no more.
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Old Dec 8, 2009 | 05:23 PM
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150 on stock bottom end is fine. everyone has different success. some spray 200 and they are fine. the tune and engine maint. is important. how many miles does ur motor have? but overall 150 is fine and thats what i would spray no more.
The motor has 51k miles. So you yould recommend that I get heads and a fast 90 and spray a 150 then just cam and spray a 175?
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Old Dec 8, 2009 | 05:46 PM
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600 rwhp is definitely getting to a level where people start having more issues with the stock bottom end. I went with a heads/cam/FAST + 150 shot of N2O to get to the 600 rwhp point and have had success so far. Given that I wanted to see what 600 rwhp was like and I hit my goal I'm now jetted back down to a 100 rwhp shot and that's plenty for me (for now). The difference between 550 and 600 rwhp on the street is nominal when you encounter the typical traction issues, so I figured there was no need to put any additional stress on the bottom end.
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well I have 99 TA with 125 shot on it it runs a 12.1 with 163,000 on it BUT 6.7L with a vortech v3 t trim with a 50 shot coming soon.(shood be a fun run )
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The motor has 51k miles. So you yould recommend that I get heads and a fast 90 and spray a 150 then just cam and spray a 175?
heads and a cam totally up to u. im saying on a stock motor 150 shot is fine. heads and a cam on a ls1 will totally bump the numbers up, **** cam only ls1's pick up alot of power at the wheels. but i am going to say 600hp on a stock bottom end is pushing it. some have real good luck some dont. again all boils down to usuable horse power. sure u can look cool on a dyno and get high numbers but u want to be able to use all that power throughout your rpm range.
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Originally Posted by 00 black ss
I'm still on stock bottom end. Cam only I would spray 150. But say if I add heads? And even maybe a fast 90/90? What's the maximum I can spray being safe? I would like to hit 600 at the wheels but is the possible on stock bottom end safely?
150 should be fine as long as you make sure fueling is there as well as timing is pulled. Use nitrous wisely and take all of the safety precautions and you'll be fine.

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Old Dec 11, 2009 | 08:43 AM
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Would the tr6's be a good plug for a 150 shot?
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For you I would look at a non-projected 6 or 7. Let me know if you need part numbers of check out the sticky up top posted by Mike@HSW.

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Old Dec 11, 2009 | 10:48 AM
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Originally Posted by Nick@HSW
For you I would look at a non-projected 6 or 7. Let me know if you need part numbers of check out the sticky up top posted by Mike@HSW.

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Ya can you please show me what your talking about lol?
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Old Dec 12, 2009 | 08:28 AM
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I might be thinking about doing the install myself. How hard is it to install a wet plate kit? Also what about the accesories? I'd go with the hsw all out accesories kit? Are these are to install?
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Originally Posted by 00 black ss
Ya can you please show me what your talking about lol?
https://ls1tech.com/forums/12028005-post6.html
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Originally Posted by 00 black ss
I might be thinking about doing the install myself. How hard is it to install a wet plate kit? Also what about the accesories? I'd go with the hsw all out accesories kit? Are these are to install?
Its not too bad. Biggest pain for most people is wiring. Jump over to our site and check out the wiring diagrams for the products. That should give you an idea what's ahead. Biggest piece of advice is lay everything out ahead of time. Lay it next to the car even so you can visually see where everything is going.

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Old Dec 15, 2009 | 05:21 PM
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i have a 2 stage dry shot with 596 to the wheels and no problems. The most important thing is to have your tune done by someone who knows what there doing.
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