dyno sheet with 100 dry shot, low power?
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dyno sheet with 100 dry shot, low power?
TR 227/227 .568 111 LSA, Hooker Headers & cat back, ported throttle body, LS6 intake, lid, steel driveshaft, 12 bolt 3.73s, FMS T56, Textralia, 42# injectors, 255 pump, & FMS tune- the N/A dyno sheet can be found here https://ls1tech.com/forums/dynamometer-results-comparisons/444944-227-227-dyno.html
I had great gains in torque but the power seems a little low. DynoTune dry single nozzle with a #48 jet
I had great gains in torque but the power seems a little low. DynoTune dry single nozzle with a #48 jet
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i dont know what to tell you but those do seem alil low. i run the NOS kit and got 470 hp and their kit is not an actual 100hp to the wheels rating.... my mods are in sig but when i got the 470hp/490tq I wasnt running the EWP,stock clutch,flowbastard exhaust, no accelerated lift rockers, and im still running stock fuel system too..... plus your power seems a bit eratic not smooth....
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Hey Beer, ive got about 10 more minutes of work and it will be finished. Would have done it today, but had a rough one last night. Just have to bolt the bottle down and fix some ground issues.
Also I think im gonna use screws on each corner of your switch panel to secure it instead of double sided tape. Your panel is a must have for C5 nitrous users though...looks very good, almost like it belongs there.
Ill be sending you some pics sometime this week.
Jeff
Also I think im gonna use screws on each corner of your switch panel to secure it instead of double sided tape. Your panel is a must have for C5 nitrous users though...looks very good, almost like it belongs there.
Ill be sending you some pics sometime this week.
Jeff
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Originally Posted by pasbonsimon
I gained 72 RWHP and 130RWTQ with the 48 jet - where should the horsepower gain be with the 111LSA cam?
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A 48 jet in a single nozzle is not going to get you 100 rwhp. With that jet you should get around 80-85 rwhp. Just get the 52 jet and get back to the dyno and adjust bottle pressure accordingly. You should see the 100rwhp that you want.
http://www.dynotunenitrous.com/store...?idcategory=43
http://www.dynotunenitrous.com/store...?idcategory=43
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I wouldn't be running 13.2:1 on the bottle at your power level, and I'm rather brave. Are you sure that's the correct AFR on the bottle taken without catalytic converters on the car?
Anyway, what part of the graph are you thinking the power is low in for you?
Not knowing what your car normally pulls on the motor I can't say it's low.
Anyway, what part of the graph are you thinking the power is low in for you?
Not knowing what your car normally pulls on the motor I can't say it's low.
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13.2 no cats
The peak power seems low- here is the N/A graph https://ls1tech.com/forums/showthread.php?t=444944
The peak power seems low- here is the N/A graph https://ls1tech.com/forums/showthread.php?t=444944