330 RWHP Gain With Procharger D1 at LG Motorsports
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330 RWHP Gain With Procharger D1 at LG Motorsports
Finishing a very cool C7 Stingray Corvette here at LG Motorsports today.
While mainly used as a show and cruiser this Stingray has enough punch to back up the great looks with the addition of LG Motorsports and Procharger under the hood!
Modifications Include:
Running on 93 octane pump fuel and a conservative tune we picked up 330 rwhp and 238 rwtq over the stock A6 LT1's baseline dyno.
The D1SC kit is running with Procharger's optional 'race intake' open element filter and std pulley setup. There is NOrestrictor plate used in this build.
Our NEW line of LT1 cams include this blower cam that comes standard with the 33% larger fuel lobe for additional fueling support.
Of course no LG Motorsports build would be complete without the incredible Super Pro Long Tube headers! This build used our new stepped header design for additional torque in the lower RPM curve vs a standard 1 7/8 long tube. LG Motorsports, the most powerful Corvette Long Tube Headers on the planet!
Thanks again, for choosing LG Motorsports!
While mainly used as a show and cruiser this Stingray has enough punch to back up the great looks with the addition of LG Motorsports and Procharger under the hood!
Modifications Include:
- LG Motorsports Stepped C7 Super Pro Headers
- LG Motorsports custom LT1 blower cam
- ATI Procharger D1SC kit (9psi at 6200rpm)
- Lashway catch can
- Precision Industry torque converter
- Alky Control single nozzlel meth kit
- LG Motorsports carbon splitter
- LG Motorsports carbon side skirts
- LG Motorsports carbon intake cover
Running on 93 octane pump fuel and a conservative tune we picked up 330 rwhp and 238 rwtq over the stock A6 LT1's baseline dyno.
The D1SC kit is running with Procharger's optional 'race intake' open element filter and std pulley setup. There is NOrestrictor plate used in this build.
Our NEW line of LT1 cams include this blower cam that comes standard with the 33% larger fuel lobe for additional fueling support.
Of course no LG Motorsports build would be complete without the incredible Super Pro Long Tube headers! This build used our new stepped header design for additional torque in the lower RPM curve vs a standard 1 7/8 long tube. LG Motorsports, the most powerful Corvette Long Tube Headers on the planet!
Thanks again, for choosing LG Motorsports!
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Some great numbers guys. Cant wait until I get these headers on the car. Robert
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Love them on the car with the 3 inch mid pipe also with the front cats only now on the car. Sound is just a little more which I love no dyno yet buy can sure tell a good diff from being in the seat of the car.
Great set of headers went on just like a piece of cake no problems at all. Unlike the KOOKS 2 inch headers that I was told new version would not have no problem now. That was some big bull shi*. Plus was told no problem now with the A/C line burn a hole in it from the heat.
Some tell you what ever to sell you a part. Then others like LG stand behind what they sell & do tons of R&D to back it up.. Robert
Great set of headers went on just like a piece of cake no problems at all. Unlike the KOOKS 2 inch headers that I was told new version would not have no problem now. That was some big bull shi*. Plus was told no problem now with the A/C line burn a hole in it from the heat.
Some tell you what ever to sell you a part. Then others like LG stand behind what they sell & do tons of R&D to back it up.. Robert
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I can't speak about this car, however our sales are about 97% vertical intercoolers, only the dire hard road race guys have ordered the lay down units. Literally ZERO overheating issues have been reported since releasing this system, hundreds of systems ago.
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