Bolt-on A6 Coyote vs Stock A6 C7
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i expect a few pounds(50) lower weight for the v8 gt.
i expect the 4 cylinder turbo to be around 200 lbs lighter.
3400 lb base gt and 3100-3200 pound turbo 4. the turbo 4 will wind up being the fastest fully modded in a straight line and certainly around a road course.
450-500 rwhp on e85 is just average for a turbo 2.3 liter.
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I'm honestly surprised the 5.0 didn't do better! Needs some efficiency mods. Big wheels, etc., not doing it any favors.
This thread has turned to ****, like most on this forum, but let me put it this way for everyone that's saying the LS3 is super cheap to mod. I ran DOOR-TO-DOOR with my buddy's LS2 'Vette M6 with intake, axle-back, and tune. I posted the video on this forum. That's $500 of mods to run with what should be pretty damn close to a stock LS3 'Vette. I weigh over 35xx lbs, and he's around 31xx/32xx.
The 5.0 may not have as much torque as an LS3, but all of those cams and valves really start to shine up top. Evan's BOSS, and other 5.0's with the CJ setup, make real power all the way to about 8k. That's the benefit of this motor over an LS. It's at an inherent disadvantage with only 5 liters, but you don't need cams to get top end. What's harder, a cam swap, or taking off an intake manifold?
It's a different type of motor and each has their advantages. This video makes the C7 out to be fast. We all know that for what it is, it isn't fast. I think this 5.0 is just slow. As with LS1's, it's all about the setup.
This thread has turned to ****, like most on this forum, but let me put it this way for everyone that's saying the LS3 is super cheap to mod. I ran DOOR-TO-DOOR with my buddy's LS2 'Vette M6 with intake, axle-back, and tune. I posted the video on this forum. That's $500 of mods to run with what should be pretty damn close to a stock LS3 'Vette. I weigh over 35xx lbs, and he's around 31xx/32xx.
The 5.0 may not have as much torque as an LS3, but all of those cams and valves really start to shine up top. Evan's BOSS, and other 5.0's with the CJ setup, make real power all the way to about 8k. That's the benefit of this motor over an LS. It's at an inherent disadvantage with only 5 liters, but you don't need cams to get top end. What's harder, a cam swap, or taking off an intake manifold?
It's a different type of motor and each has their advantages. This video makes the C7 out to be fast. We all know that for what it is, it isn't fast. I think this 5.0 is just slow. As with LS1's, it's all about the setup.
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I'm honestly surprised the 5.0 didn't do better! Needs some efficiency mods. Big wheels, etc., not doing it any favors.
This thread has turned to ****, like most on this forum, but let me put it this way for everyone that's saying the LS3 is super cheap to mod. I ran DOOR-TO-DOOR with my buddy's LS2 'Vette M6 with intake, axle-back, and tune. I posted the video on this forum. That's $500 of mods to run with what should be pretty damn close to a stock LS3 'Vette. I weigh over 35xx lbs, and he's around 31xx/32xx.
The 5.0 may not have as much torque as an LS3, but all of those cams and valves really start to shine up top. Evan's BOSS, and other 5.0's with the CJ setup, make real power all the way to about 8k. That's the benefit of this motor over an LS. It's at an inherent disadvantage with only 5 liters, but you don't need cams to get top end. What's harder, a cam swap, or taking off an intake manifold?
It's a different type of motor and each has their advantages. This video makes the C7 out to be fast. We all know that for what it is, it isn't fast. I think this 5.0 is just slow. As with LS1's, it's all about the setup.
This thread has turned to ****, like most on this forum, but let me put it this way for everyone that's saying the LS3 is super cheap to mod. I ran DOOR-TO-DOOR with my buddy's LS2 'Vette M6 with intake, axle-back, and tune. I posted the video on this forum. That's $500 of mods to run with what should be pretty damn close to a stock LS3 'Vette. I weigh over 35xx lbs, and he's around 31xx/32xx.
The 5.0 may not have as much torque as an LS3, but all of those cams and valves really start to shine up top. Evan's BOSS, and other 5.0's with the CJ setup, make real power all the way to about 8k. That's the benefit of this motor over an LS. It's at an inherent disadvantage with only 5 liters, but you don't need cams to get top end. What's harder, a cam swap, or taking off an intake manifold?
It's a different type of motor and each has their advantages. This video makes the C7 out to be fast. We all know that for what it is, it isn't fast. I think this 5.0 is just slow. As with LS1's, it's all about the setup.
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I'm honestly surprised the 5.0 didn't do better! Needs some efficiency mods. Big wheels, etc., not doing it any favors.
This thread has turned to ****, like most on this forum, but let me put it this way for everyone that's saying the LS3 is super cheap to mod. I ran DOOR-TO-DOOR with my buddy's LS2 'Vette M6 with intake, axle-back, and tune. I posted the video on this forum. That's $500 of mods to run with what should be pretty damn close to a stock LS3 'Vette. I weigh over 35xx lbs, and he's around 31xx/32xx.
It's a different type of motor and each has their advantages. This video makes the C7 out to be fast. We all know that for what it is, it isn't fast. I think this 5.0 is just slow. As with LS1's, it's all about the setup.
This thread has turned to ****, like most on this forum, but let me put it this way for everyone that's saying the LS3 is super cheap to mod. I ran DOOR-TO-DOOR with my buddy's LS2 'Vette M6 with intake, axle-back, and tune. I posted the video on this forum. That's $500 of mods to run with what should be pretty damn close to a stock LS3 'Vette. I weigh over 35xx lbs, and he's around 31xx/32xx.
It's a different type of motor and each has their advantages. This video makes the C7 out to be fast. We all know that for what it is, it isn't fast. I think this 5.0 is just slow. As with LS1's, it's all about the setup.
To be honest, a stock M6 LS3 would still likely have about as much power as your buddys light bolt-on M6 LS2, if not more. The LS3 is an awesome engine.
The C7 isn't fast "for what it is"? Are you kidding me? I'm not trying to down the 5.0 or anything, but all of that appears to be excuses as to why it lost.
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LOL at the c7 being "slow"
Stock C7 Corvette - 11.47 @ 121.9mph - LMR Tune Only - YouTube
Stock C7 Corvette - 11.47 @ 121.9mph - LMR Tune Only - YouTube
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but if you wish, the blue c7 is stock tune.
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Wonder what a tune only boss could pull off...just for comparisons sake of course . The C7 is no doubt a bad bitch, and I'm sure that with time to figure out the right combo, a full bolt on and tuned C7 in the 10's will be commonplace. Pretty sick IMO.
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I read about a 'low pressure' issue at idle with aftermarket camshafts, which is not experienced by well known LSx shop.
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1) I know that both LS3 C6s and C7s have run 11s stock, hence my statement.
2) I was under the impression that the C7's curb weight was around 3,400lbs, my mistake. The lightest of the 5.0s is around that weight, which is why I made that comparison.
2) I was under the impression that the C7's curb weight was around 3,400lbs, my mistake. The lightest of the 5.0s is around that weight, which is why I made that comparison.