Fast02Z06

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From what I've seen the yote definitely does better when adding fi. The s550' s already come forged in fact. The 6g's run outta fuel around 750 rwhp ish on pump with the lt4 setup. I'm sure gm will answer this fairly soon but from what I see fi wise the yotes has the advantage and responds better than 5 and 6gs on fi.

There is an orange procharged 5g auto here in Houston (I think he's kin to Matt at Florida speed) if I'm not mistaken and that thing is just nasty! It hurts a lot of feelings and is extremely impressive. I'm sure someone on here might chime in who knws more about it than I do.

HioSSilver

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Well i already said it's mostly a fuel issue for the lt's. As for the coyote being forged.....they may have had to go forged to handle the durability of high combustion pressures gointhrough furds development. It is a smaller engine so it's gonna have more pressure in the cylinder than a lt of larger displacement. That would require a better piston. Now how good is the forging is the question. Termi motors had forged pistons but weren't of that great a quality. Cp pistons was a upgrade and thats what's in my termi more.

When you say better at boost i tend to think the engine that makes more power at lower psi and on pump gas is the better one.

snake95

Stop being nice

LS motors sound like truck motors. A cammed one sounds like a cammed tree fiddy Silverado.

LS7s sound magical with exhaust.

marc97taws6

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Extra 100rwhp advantage and seems as though the 5G needed the camera guy in the Br0 to stand a bit more of a chance.

Like others, I too am confused by the th400 swap. 6r80 will handle 680. Maybe it was originally an empty82 car? Only rationale I can think of.

5G and c7 sounded like sex either way. C7 held it's own with meh shifting.

RealQuick

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5.0 can handle more boost reliably then the Camaro, but make power psi for psi... not sure I believe that.

islander033

CFM is what matters, not PSI. Bigger cubes will show less PSI at the same CFM as a smaller cube motor.

Turbos are rated for HP due to CFM performance.

PS.Did you ever get your 7675 on kill? If so what did it run at the 1/4?

RealQuick

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Agreed. Most people think in terms of boost (even though it is a measure of restriction. The LS3 flows so much air that it most likely would register less boost than the coyote given the same cfm coming out of the poweradder. To me this would mean at the same boost level, the LS3 should put out more power (let's say both at 8psi).

I am not an expert on coyotes, but I would not believe the statement made previously about them being better with boost until I have seen a decent amount of examples.

As far as my car, I had meth issues the morning of the dyno and couldn't get it fixed before the first snow/salts here. I suspect I'll hit 800/800 on 93 + meth next time around on stock bottom.

My big issue still remains with the dr's I have on 20" wheels. I don't think there is enough side wall to get them to hook from a second gear roll. Right now I can run 8psi and they still break at the top of second. I think I need more sidewall.

RealQuick

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Oh, and nearest track is 1hr 45 min away, so not track times. If would want to trailer it if I do in case something breaks... so I would need to get access to a trailer.

ZYBORG

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I dont know if I believe that either. I have seen LS3s take 900hp on stock block.

There is just more mustangs doing it, they are everywhere, like cockroaches.

I was out the other day cruising (with my 350lb gf), when out of nowhere was surrounded by 3 5.0s and one Boss.... They started reving their engines at me..... lol.

islander033

I can get my shelby to hook on a second gear roll on 19inch DRs. 20s might be a bit harder.
My tracks are 2.5 to 3.0 hours 1 way. Trailer is the best way to go.

Good luck this season man!

Red is red

That_One_Person

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Coyotes love boost more than I love trashy women. Especially the single turbo ones. He peaced the **** out.

RealQuick

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i think you posted in another thread, but what tires are you running? Maybe with some break in and hot weather they may start to hook, but who knows.

when I made 703rwhp it was at 5200-5400rpm, far less than my previously peak hp of 6300rpm before I added boost. I think i resolved the restrictions and hope to be able to hold boost and carrier further in the rpm band. I plan to go back in May and see what it does.

thanks for the words!

islander033

My DRs are 305/35/19 MT ET streets. I roll around at 18 to 20psi.

Got them for 1/2 price off a C6Z vette buddy that couldn't make them hook for ****. lol

marc97taws6

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For whatever reason it seems the C6 Vettes of any sort are much harder to make hook than other cars. I've hopped into c6s that are slower at the track and drove them on DRs on the street and they just seem to spin where I dead hook.

Must be that 0 torque life

automach1

Well 4v ftw nothing new here. The old lsa cars were and are super lazy without extensive mods.

BlkMach1

I bet that car has an mt82 and the guy got a good deal on a TH400 and went with that instead of the 6r80.

Nick.H

Th400 > 6r80, t56, mt82, 4l80, 4l60, 4l65...

marc97taws6

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For a race cah, maybe.

Skreet cah fo lyfe

assasinator

Power glide> infinity

assasinator

I'm not telling you anything, but bsfc, burn rate, compression ratio, and fuel. The on3 76 I have for tuning and debugging has definite flow limits. I'm curious to see if I can get more out of it than others. It's a throw away anyway. I'm planing to run c16 and just let it eat. I haven't seen anyone push it past 18 psi, or if it can even handle it.