First time vid of my HPE built LS1 heads/cam camaro
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Originally Posted by Jrwood
I have a 2000 SS with the HPE S cam. When the car was stock with just long-tubes and off road y pipe it made 330 to the wheels at HPE. Then with the S cam, LS6 intake, and under-drive pulley it made 390 to the wheels at HPE. I am running flowtech headers also. I have the stock ls1 heads on my car. This is a 6 speed car also. Shoot me an email if you have anymore questions. I think you car should be putting more power down then that. You will here some valve train noise, but you should not have any SES lights on and the car should have no hesitations at any speed. My car drives everyday to work and back and gets 16mpg in the City. If you are in the Houston or Cypress area we can hook up and run and see how a cam car runs against a cam and heads. Car looks great and sounds great!
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So I guess that there is no advantage to haveing LS6 heads.
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Originally Posted by anLS1x2
I appreciate your help! I will let you know if I have anymore questions.
So I guess that there is no advantage to haveing LS6 heads.
So I guess that there is no advantage to haveing LS6 heads.
You checked your fuel pressure WOT ??
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Originally Posted by CamaroSS_2002
What's the specs on the S Cam? -- I make more than that through a 4000stall.
You checked your fuel pressure WOT ??
You checked your fuel pressure WOT ??
I have not checked my fuel pressure WOT. What should it be?
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Originally Posted by anLS1x2
Specs of S-Cam - 238/242, .608/612 on a 115 LSA
I have not checked my fuel pressure WOT. What should it be?
I have not checked my fuel pressure WOT. What should it be?
that cam is bigger than mine too, you should definately be making more power
Do you have cats on the car? If so, what kind.
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I was going to setup an appointment with HPE to get my car tuned, but this makes me wonder if thats a good idea... There is obviously something wrong and I would expect them to be able to figure it out.
And the valve train noise is normal when the wrong length pushrods are used. Smaller base circle cams have to have a longer pushrod to compensate. My car has a trex in it and the valve train sounds damn near stock.
And the valve train noise is normal when the wrong length pushrods are used. Smaller base circle cams have to have a longer pushrod to compensate. My car has a trex in it and the valve train sounds damn near stock.
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Originally Posted by SPEEDYws6
I was going to setup an appointment with HPE to get my car tuned, but this makes me wonder if thats a good idea... There is obviously something wrong and I would expect them to be able to figure it out.
And the valve train noise is normal when the wrong length pushrods are used. Smaller base circle cams have to have a longer pushrod to compensate. My car has a trex in it and the valve train sounds damn near stock.
And the valve train noise is normal when the wrong length pushrods are used. Smaller base circle cams have to have a longer pushrod to compensate. My car has a trex in it and the valve train sounds damn near stock.
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car sounds freakin' AWSOME
. oh ****, I just came in my pants...hold up....
invest in some better tires and get less fish-tail
anyways, I hope you get that problem solved STAT!!!!
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invest in some better tires and get less fish-tail
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anyways, I hope you get that problem solved STAT!!!!
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Originally Posted by anLS1x2
Please do not use this thread to base your decision on where to tune your car. Chuck is a phenominal tuner! Chuck is flabergasted as to why my car is running low numbers. He needs me to leave my car with him for an extended amount of time and since this is my daily driver that is not an option right now. Now granted he should have realized this problem while my car was getting finished, but I had to have my car back before my wife started teaching again (I was using her car) and I was pressureing him to get it done. I will always send my car to HPE, they will always get my business.
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Originally Posted by CamaroSS_2002
Atleast 59psi, around 62psi everywhere else.
that cam is bigger than mine too, you should definately be making more power
Do you have cats on the car? If so, what kind.
that cam is bigger than mine too, you should definately be making more power
Do you have cats on the car? If so, what kind.