[Z06] Upcoming build... couple questions
#61
Team Owner
That will be a great build! ARH 2", yes? Plenty of power, but very streetable...
#62
Burning Brakes
Thread Starter
1 7/8" at this point. I've read the threads about the 2" LTs not affecting torque, but I've been referred to the 1 7/8 because of possible torque loss and the fact that it is already a tight squeeze in there. I will never go blown and they have a lot of experience with LS engines and ARH.
#63
Drifting
We and a few other shops we talk with have all had fitment issues with the hinson headers.
We install a bunch of B&B headers, never any fitment issues and they make great power. I would take a set of b&b headers over hinson, kooks and LG any day. The only one on par quality wise and performance wise to the B&B is the ARH headers.
We install a bunch of B&B headers, never any fitment issues and they make great power. I would take a set of b&b headers over hinson, kooks and LG any day. The only one on par quality wise and performance wise to the B&B is the ARH headers.
1) to bolt up to stock H-pipe location, and
2) they have multiple welds instead of a single mandrel bent tube for some of the cylinders
But it's good to hear that despite what might seem to be a limitation, they another good option.
#65
Team Owner
Last edited by MTPZ06; 02-07-2017 at 01:03 PM.
#66
Burning Brakes
Thread Starter
Received the BTR Stage 2 cam from Cam Motion today, 230/246 .644/.630. The lift on the side of the cam says .379 for intake and .371 for exhaust. I measured the lift with a caliper to confirm. Max lift was 1.770" on intake, base circle of 1.391".
1.770 - 1.391 = .379
.379 x 1.7 = .644 LS engines with 1.7 rocker ratio
.379 x 1.8 = .682!!
The cam was ordered under the LS7 Camshafts category.
1.770 - 1.391 = .379
.379 x 1.7 = .644 LS engines with 1.7 rocker ratio
.379 x 1.8 = .682!!
The cam was ordered under the LS7 Camshafts category.
Last edited by SPDKLZ1; 02-11-2017 at 10:30 AM.
#67
Burning Brakes
Thread Starter
New BTR Stage II spec Cam Motion cam ordered on 1.8 rocker ratio this time. The guys at BTR were real stand up guys! Thanks to Jared and Brian.
And some car **** courtesy of MSD and Tony Mamo...
Jesse
And some car **** courtesy of MSD and Tony Mamo...
Jesse
#69
Team Owner
Looks nice...who did the TB?
#71
Burning Brakes
Thread Starter
Any guesses on hp/tq numbers when it is finished in late April?
Callaway Honker CAI, Mamo ported stock tb and MSD, ported heads by AHP, BTR Stage II cam, AR headers w/ catted x-pipe. 91 octane.
Callaway Honker CAI, Mamo ported stock tb and MSD, ported heads by AHP, BTR Stage II cam, AR headers w/ catted x-pipe. 91 octane.
#72
Team Owner
Should be a solid, true 550 rwhp car...with excellent street manners provided you have a good tuner.
#74
Team Owner
#76
Burning Brakes
Thread Starter
I'm still considering something a bit more aggressive. The guy in the second post said "go big early."
I don't know if it's truly my daily, but if its nice out I'm driving it.
#77
Team Owner
No, I wouldn't...that's a great cam .646 lift (intake) is getting close to the functional limits of the stock rocker arms.
#79
Burning Brakes
Thread Starter
to E85 or to not E85
I don't know why but I was thinking about this today. It's readily available in my area and I'm not concerned about the reduction in fuel economy. Initially, I was going to do a couple mods at a time, but now I'm pretty much doing it all at once and haven't went cheap on anything. I have a month to think about it. Also, how much extra would it cost for the conversion and labor involved?
Jesse
Jesse
#80
Team Owner
You really need to go high compression to see a significant gain with using e85...