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Put the new engine on the dyno yesterday, numbers inside

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Old 03-09-2017, 08:55 AM
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Default Put the new engine on the dyno yesterday, numbers inside

STD(standard uncorrected) numbers were 452/440 Temp was around 67 degrees with 39% humidity(looow for the deep south)

SAE was 440/430

Cars mods:

Fresh engine with 400 miles on it, still has dinosaur oil in it(non synthetic)

If not noted below, it's stock or stock replacement:

Mahle pistons
Eagle I beam rods
Heads milled to 59CC for 11 to 1 compression
VMax CNC ported throttle body
PAC 1218X valve springs
7.350 restricted push rods from Schwanke engines
LG Superpro headers and catless X pipe
Vararam intake
Cam is from Geoff@EPS(Engine Power Systems)
228/236@.050, .604/.604 lift, LSA is 111+1

Car is a ball to drive, it runs hard.

Idle vid, first start untuned. I think I put my finger over the mic on the phone for a sec is why it sounded muffled for a few seconds


Car makes nice torque, which is what I was after.


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Awesome, u running NASA April 1, 2?
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Awesome, u running NASA April 1, 2?
May come visit, done running until at least next winter
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Sounds good!
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is this an LS2 or LS6?
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is this an ls2 or ls6?
ls6
Old 03-23-2017, 10:12 PM
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Originally Posted by FASTFATBOY
May come visit, done running until at least next winter
Love the south in the winter! Invested in cool suit and air system to try and get me through this summer.
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Torque peak is lower than stock, I thought the intake would pretty much force a 5200ish peak on most builds. Impressive. Why'd you shut it down at 6500? It wasn't done yet.

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