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2016 Corvette Z06 E-force Build Thread - LG Motorsports -
There are a number of things you can do with the new Z06 Corvette as far as performance upgrades, there are pulley changes, there are Procharger kits out there and also the E-Force Supercharger package. For those that like the feel of a roots blower, Edelbrock has made a very nice kit to replace the stock 1.7L supercharger with a bigger 2.3L unit as was found on the C6ZR1's.
Car:
2016 Corvette Z06 with the Z07 package and M7 manual transmission
Planned upgrades:
E-Force Supercharger
LG Super Pro 1 7/8 Exhaust
Corsa Extreme mufflers with black tips
HallTech CAI
LG Super Cool Radiator
Increased boost
Shipped enclosed from West Virginia
Just over 3000 on the odo
stock baseline dyno pulls
Stay tuned as the build progresses!
Car:
2016 Corvette Z06 with the Z07 package and M7 manual transmission
Planned upgrades:
E-Force Supercharger
LG Super Pro 1 7/8 Exhaust
Corsa Extreme mufflers with black tips
HallTech CAI
LG Super Cool Radiator
Increased boost
Shipped enclosed from West Virginia
Just over 3000 on the odo
stock baseline dyno pulls
Stay tuned as the build progresses!
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Customer is adding a few other parts this week, some dress up under the hood with our carbon coil covers and a new Corsa with Black Tips.
I'll have all dyno runs posted once all tuning is completed.
I'll have all dyno runs posted once all tuning is completed.
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those HP numbers are oddly low. Torque seems to be right on the money. Curious to see results.
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This suspense is funny.
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I did notice a few interesting things coming from this experiment.
The E-force upgrade is a complete bolt on assembly but should be done by a professional shop as there is no bleeder screws on the coolant system for the blower so special tools are required to re-fill the intercooler system after install.
Even while slowing the blower down it does make more boost than stock given the larger displacement of the blower. Stock lower pulley was retained, E-force upper pulley is approx 0.200" larger in diameter
Stock boost (measured by HPTuners 9.5-10psi)
E-Force boost (measured by HPTuners 12.9-13 psi of boost)
With the additional 2-3 psi of boost, manifold temp remained within 1 degree of stock temps (154-158 degrees during pulls)
Tune supplied with the E-Force is relatively conservative and not changed much from stock. It is designed to support cars running on 91 octane pump fuel as well.
It would be interesting to see what power levels the blower itself can support given a change in pulleys and other modifications. Edelbrock does offer a number of pulley choices for the blower for it to make more boost depending on application.
Stock baseline pull vs. E-Force stage 1 with supplied tune. No changes
Stock baseline vs. E Force stage i with LG 1 7/8 Super Pro headers, Corsa exhaust, Halltech CAI, and LGM tune
Stock baseline vs. E Force stage I vs. E Force stage i with LG 1 7/8 Super Pro headers, Corsa exhaust, Halltech CAI, and LGM tune
The E-force upgrade is a complete bolt on assembly but should be done by a professional shop as there is no bleeder screws on the coolant system for the blower so special tools are required to re-fill the intercooler system after install.
Even while slowing the blower down it does make more boost than stock given the larger displacement of the blower. Stock lower pulley was retained, E-force upper pulley is approx 0.200" larger in diameter
Stock boost (measured by HPTuners 9.5-10psi)
E-Force boost (measured by HPTuners 12.9-13 psi of boost)
With the additional 2-3 psi of boost, manifold temp remained within 1 degree of stock temps (154-158 degrees during pulls)
Tune supplied with the E-Force is relatively conservative and not changed much from stock. It is designed to support cars running on 91 octane pump fuel as well.
It would be interesting to see what power levels the blower itself can support given a change in pulleys and other modifications. Edelbrock does offer a number of pulley choices for the blower for it to make more boost depending on application.
Stock baseline pull vs. E-Force stage 1 with supplied tune. No changes
Stock baseline vs. E Force stage i with LG 1 7/8 Super Pro headers, Corsa exhaust, Halltech CAI, and LGM tune
Stock baseline vs. E Force stage I vs. E Force stage i with LG 1 7/8 Super Pro headers, Corsa exhaust, Halltech CAI, and LGM tune
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Looks a little... bouncy
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I did notice a few interesting things coming from this experiment.
The E-force upgrade is a complete bolt on assembly but should be done by a professional shop as there is no bleeder screws on the coolant system for the blower so special tools are required to re-fill the intercooler system after install.
Even while slowing the blower down it does make more boost than stock given the larger displacement of the blower. Stock lower pulley was retained, E-force upper pulley is approx 0.200" larger in diameter
Stock boost (measured by HPTuners 9.5-10psi)
E-Force boost (measured by HPTuners 12.9-13 psi of boost)
With the additional 2-3 psi of boost, manifold temp remained within 1 degree of stock temps (154-158 degrees during pulls)
Tune supplied with the E-Force is relatively conservative and not changed much from stock. It is designed to support cars running on 91 octane pump fuel as well.
It would be interesting to see what power levels the blower itself can support given a change in pulleys and other modifications. Edelbrock does offer a number of pulley choices for the blower for it to make more boost depending on application.
Stock baseline pull vs. E-Force stage 1 with supplied tune. No changes
Stock baseline vs. E Force stage i with LG 1 7/8 Super Pro headers, Corsa exhaust, Halltech CAI, and LGM tune
Stock baseline vs. E Force stage I vs. E Force stage i with LG 1 7/8 Super Pro headers, Corsa exhaust, Halltech CAI, and LGM tune
The E-force upgrade is a complete bolt on assembly but should be done by a professional shop as there is no bleeder screws on the coolant system for the blower so special tools are required to re-fill the intercooler system after install.
Even while slowing the blower down it does make more boost than stock given the larger displacement of the blower. Stock lower pulley was retained, E-force upper pulley is approx 0.200" larger in diameter
Stock boost (measured by HPTuners 9.5-10psi)
E-Force boost (measured by HPTuners 12.9-13 psi of boost)
With the additional 2-3 psi of boost, manifold temp remained within 1 degree of stock temps (154-158 degrees during pulls)
Tune supplied with the E-Force is relatively conservative and not changed much from stock. It is designed to support cars running on 91 octane pump fuel as well.
It would be interesting to see what power levels the blower itself can support given a change in pulleys and other modifications. Edelbrock does offer a number of pulley choices for the blower for it to make more boost depending on application.
Stock baseline pull vs. E-Force stage 1 with supplied tune. No changes
Stock baseline vs. E Force stage i with LG 1 7/8 Super Pro headers, Corsa exhaust, Halltech CAI, and LGM tune
Stock baseline vs. E Force stage I vs. E Force stage i with LG 1 7/8 Super Pro headers, Corsa exhaust, Halltech CAI, and LGM tune
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Should be on the dyno this week.
LG LT4 X 1 cam
15% overdrive balancer
LG ported LT4 heads
Alky Control Meth system
LG LT4 X 1 cam
15% overdrive balancer
LG ported LT4 heads
Alky Control Meth system
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Finally got going on it yesterday afternoon a bit and still have more work to do before I can make a full pull with it but I thought you would like to see some updates compared to just the E-Force/Corsa/LG Super Pro's.
Again, that is the addition of a 15% overdrive lower, LG cam, LG ported LT4 heads and Alky Controls meth system.
Again, that is the addition of a 15% overdrive lower, LG cam, LG ported LT4 heads and Alky Controls meth system.