6.0 Trans Am vs. Bolt-on/tuned SS (Video inside)
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6.0 Trans Am vs. Bolt-on/tuned SS (Video inside)
Just a few runs betweeen me and a buddy to see how the bolt-on LS1 would fair against my car with the new motor.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MR89LLfBVKU
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MR89LLfBVKU
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Machined face deep dish C5's. 18x10.5's on all 4 corners. They're actually on the Camaro in the vid, now. I traded them for his Ruff Racing 278's a couple weeks ago, because I didn't want to pay to replace the 335 DR's on them, and the Ruff's had new tires and looked awesome on my car. lol
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Yeah, now that I got everything straightened out. I ran him last night and lost by 1.5 cars on a 70-150 roll. I was ready to sell the T/A, until I found out what the problem was. The crankcase vent hose going from the TB to the valve cover was routed wrong, and keeping the TB blade from openning any more than ~50%. So, I fixed it and texted him for a rematch, without telling him what I had found. lol
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Me and a few buddies did it all. Bought the shortblock already assembled. But, we did the rest. It was the first time any of us had done a motor in a 4th gen, and suprisingly, we had it done pretty quickly, once I finally got all the parts rounded up and ready to go.
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That's awesome man, good job. Post 'pics of your new wheels...
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i want a 2006-2007. i want 6 liters and not the diff issues with 2005. i love my caddys. ive researched extensively on the cts-v. ill get the diff/suspension fixed first thing.
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Here's a few pics I took the other day. I'm glad you said something, because I forgot I had some pics with them now. lol
https://ls1tech.com/forums/wheels-ti...l#post13358084
https://ls1tech.com/forums/wheels-ti...l#post13358084
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Machined face deep dish C5's. 18x10.5's on all 4 corners. They're actually on the Camaro in the vid, now. I traded them for his Ruff Racing 278's a couple weeks ago, because I didn't want to pay to replace the 335 DR's on them, and the Ruff's had new tires and looked awesome on my car. lol
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Yeah, they're OEWheels. They fit on my Camaro and the Camaro in the vid with just BFH'ing. I had to run a spacer, BFH, and roll the fender lips on the T/A to run them. That's what I get for shoving big *** 335's under it though.
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haha. Yeah, I'm very happy with the decision to go 6.0. Mostly because of the L92 heads. They're cheap, and flow like crazy without any work done to them. Can't really beat brand new heads, that flow ~320cfm, for $650 shipped to my door. lol. I can't wait to get it dynotuned and find out what it's making. I just scheduled an appointment with Speed Inc yesterday for June 15th.