cammed ls1 vs procharged gt
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cammed ls1 vs procharged gt
I drove through an intersection and saw a 99-04 black gt with some black wheels. You can tell he raced the car... black wheels, cowl good, etc. Anyways, I am going 35 in a 45 waiting for him to catch up. He drove past me a little bit so I sped up and threw him a rev. He down shifts and I can hear his blower. I drop down into second at 40. He honks it off. I jump out half a car and just keep pulling. We went from 40 to about 90-100. He let out when he was about 2 cars back. We went again from the same roll and the same result. We pulled into a gas station to talk a little. He has a D1 procharger and is running 8psi. I'm not really sure what they put down...? He said he has stock gears in it tho. My mods are in sig. I think the car performs better than the dyno results show. I am still running my junky falken tires. I got a pair of nittos in the garage
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Nice kill.
I'd say he was roughly low 400s. Maybe mid 400s pending other mods and tune. The gears are Definitely the major player in this....he has 3.27s to your 4.10s
Unless you heard him incorrectly and he has a P 1sc and not a D 1sc. Then he'd be in the mid upper 300s pending.
I'd say he was roughly low 400s. Maybe mid 400s pending other mods and tune. The gears are Definitely the major player in this....he has 3.27s to your 4.10s
Unless you heard him incorrectly and he has a P 1sc and not a D 1sc. Then he'd be in the mid upper 300s pending.
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Good kill, his car will be a lot stronger with those 3.73s. Sounds like you have a nice setup, and I'd wager it actually is stronger than the dyno numbers say
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op good kill tho.
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Agree with you that a D1 is too much for a stock 2V with 3.27's. But on a stock 4V with gears and a converter it's the ****. Doesn't feel "lazy" at all. And when the revs come up Eaton boys WATCH OUT.
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I know... that's why I was saying that it will be different with 3.73s. And the "nice setup" was in reference to the OP.
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And yep....3.27s are junk for that. I was ok with my 3.55s, but still. 3.73s or 3.90s were my future route.
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