what to do
wanting to put a direct port on it and turn this bitch up. its on a .070 n and .034f with a 42 psi 110 fuel and 93 in car. 10* pulled with 25.5 total timing. cam headers cai 3200 fti stall and 2.56 gear. stock 6l80. also like to get that record for the stock trans.
what direct port should i go with or what setup. once thats done im building a ls3 block alrdy. alrdy have the block machined and all that pistons alrdy just cleaned up the holes with a 4.070 bore and gonna go back with a stock crank not sure what rods i want. need all the help i can get with building a nitrous motor ring gaps. only thing i have is pistons and block atm. im not gonna put this in till the other blowes up. need all the help and info u guys can give me. when the car went 9.73 i was fuel weight and car weighed 3480 with me. ive alrdy pulled about 70-80 lbs out . gonna put a 15 lb battery in. which will give me 20-22 more out . seats will drop 50+ and im using heavy front runners atm . i can loose 16 lbs of rotating weight gonig to a bias ply alrdy weighed my buddies vs mine. gonna drop the mufflers . which i only run a 18" bullet muffler with turndowns so wont gain much there 10 lbs or so. but goal is to be under 3200 race weight next year. and spray a 200-225 on the stock bottomend and 250-300 on the built block. may end up doing my heads and upping the compression.
plz any ideals and if nitrous outlet or express wanna cut me a good deal and sponsor lets do this . i want the baddest ls3 c6 car out there. i work to get the most of what i got. i dont just spend money hoping to be faster. i put my time and effort into this car like i do my buisness. its something i take pride in. my goal last year was 9.6 with less then 5 grand in mods. i missed it. this year want to do 9.3 on the sbe if i have to cut the car up to pull enough weight out i will.
Last edited by dekan513; Dec 31, 2015 at 08:17 PM.
i dont like the ideal of spending a 900 bucks on a intake and 450 on a throttle body and not making any more power. with the mods i done on my intake helped a good bit for 7 bucks and 4-5 hours of time. what test we done on the dyno up here the fast is about the same as a stock ls3. we seen some loose hp and some gain . but we r talkin 2-5 wheel both ways. my intake picked up 7/11 . but i know its gonna make it harder to do a direct port. which i dont mind the challenge . what do u guys recommend.
thanks for sharing my car on instagram btw NX. i had tons of questions come in about the car and help my buddy sell a few nitrous kits. i would list his shop but he is no longer a sponsor.
Last edited by dekan513; Jan 5, 2016 at 09:45 AM.
i dont like the ideal of spending a 900 bucks on a intake and 450 on a throttle body and not making any more power. with the mods i done on my intake helped a good bit for 7 bucks and 4-5 hours of time. what test we done on the dyno up here the fast is about the same as a stock ls3. we seen some loose hp and some gain . but we r talkin 2-5 wheel both ways. my intake picked up 7/11 . but i know its gonna make it harder to do a direct port. which i dont mind the challenge . what do u guys recommend.
thanks for sharing my car on instagram btw NX. i had tons of questions come in about the car and help my buddy sell a few nitrous kits. i would list his shop but he is no longer a sponsor.
I hear ya there 100%. For the little gain if any that would occur it's not worth the investment. You're very welcome for the share

We can direct port a factory LS3 manifold easily using distribution blocks or rails! We pride ourselves with our plumbing ability and turnaround times!!
For the system I'd suggest this option: http://www.nitrousexpress.com/90006-...p-jetting.html * And we can always pair rails with this system easily *
Link to intake gallery: http://www.nitrousexpress.com/galler...1&gallery_id=6
-Chris
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Either setup whether it's dist. blocks or rails will work the same. It really boils down to look and customer preference. We have done several dist. block setups with stock or aftermarket rails that have no problems clearing.
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