Mamo 220 Dyno 2 years later
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Mamo 220 Dyno 2 years later
Haven't been on the boards in a long time and it's been even longer since I installed my Mamo 220s and custom cam. The full build (roughly) is a:
home built 6.3 litre LS1 stroker
Callies crank and rods, Wiseco pistons, all ARP
11.6:1 compression
Mamo 220s
.631/.631 235/240 112 cam
Yella Terra rockers
11/32' push rods
FAST 102
NW 102 TB
42# Ford "greeentop" injectors
Svede OTRCAI
SLP 3/4" headers
Custom 2 1/2" duals with 4 mufflers
Melling pump
ATI balancer
SD tune
Previous to the new heads and cam she put down 437 HP with ported 243 heads and a FTI Streetsweeper HT cam
Every year we have a big cruise (second only to Woodward) in my town. That previous run was two years ago on a portable DynoJet they run there from BackStreet Performance. Last year the dyno got rained out. Tonight I went out there on a whim as the dyno was usually run on Saturday. I have obligations tomorrow and was bummed that once again I couldn't make it. I was surprised they had it going tonight and got in line. I think comparisons are best on the same dyno, same conditions. Tonight she put down 480 RWHP with 460 TQ. I was getting knock up top (which I'd not gotten on the street) and the operator had to back down and she dived after knocking. He said I should be closer to 500 with things sorted out. That's still a 43 RWHP gain. I was impressed and happy although I knew from driving her that she has more HP than tire.
2017 dyno graph w/Mamo 220 heads
home built 6.3 litre LS1 stroker
Callies crank and rods, Wiseco pistons, all ARP
11.6:1 compression
Mamo 220s
.631/.631 235/240 112 cam
Yella Terra rockers
11/32' push rods
FAST 102
NW 102 TB
42# Ford "greeentop" injectors
Svede OTRCAI
SLP 3/4" headers
Custom 2 1/2" duals with 4 mufflers
Melling pump
ATI balancer
SD tune
Previous to the new heads and cam she put down 437 HP with ported 243 heads and a FTI Streetsweeper HT cam
Every year we have a big cruise (second only to Woodward) in my town. That previous run was two years ago on a portable DynoJet they run there from BackStreet Performance. Last year the dyno got rained out. Tonight I went out there on a whim as the dyno was usually run on Saturday. I have obligations tomorrow and was bummed that once again I couldn't make it. I was surprised they had it going tonight and got in line. I think comparisons are best on the same dyno, same conditions. Tonight she put down 480 RWHP with 460 TQ. I was getting knock up top (which I'd not gotten on the street) and the operator had to back down and she dived after knocking. He said I should be closer to 500 with things sorted out. That's still a 43 RWHP gain. I was impressed and happy although I knew from driving her that she has more HP than tire.
2017 dyno graph w/Mamo 220 heads
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Nice build. Got sound clips of that four muffler exhaust?
Edit - and pics?
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This is the first pull of 468 before the immediate next pull of 480. I was bummed I got such bad knock up top. In street tuning it logged none. Those dynos are hard on an engine I guess. 490 or more is possible.
Can't find current picture of exhuast but here's one before I split the tail pipes. The front half from the header flange through X pipe back to the Borla Pro XS mufflers is still the same. I added two 16" DynoMax bullets after 2 1/2" mandrel bends out of the Borlas before angling back to the custom cuts on either side of the '04 rear valiance. The 3" "mid"-pipes are seen by the engine as part of the header collector before the reduction in diameter and tune the exhaust for great street torque.
Can't find current picture of exhuast but here's one before I split the tail pipes. The front half from the header flange through X pipe back to the Borla Pro XS mufflers is still the same. I added two 16" DynoMax bullets after 2 1/2" mandrel bends out of the Borlas before angling back to the custom cuts on either side of the '04 rear valiance. The 3" "mid"-pipes are seen by the engine as part of the header collector before the reduction in diameter and tune the exhaust for great street torque.