Any estimates on new 402 rwhp/et & will I need a diff brace?
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Any estimates on new 402 rwhp/et & will I need a diff brace?
Just finished up my 2000 coup 402 install. Since we are at least 3 months away from tracks opening back up I would like to get some estimates from guys who know. I have had 8 second door cars, 7 second dragsters and 10 second pro street cars but I have no idea what the Vette will do. I built it to be a fun street car and not a race car but I will take it to the track a few times to see what it can do.
specs on the car are:
ls2 block
Manley 4340 crank, h beam rods & Manley pistons
AI CNC 243 heads 232 cc package
Fast 92 intake & ls2 90mm throttle body
11/1 compression
238/242 625 lift cam on 114 ( I had PCM spec it out)
1 7/8 headers
off road x pipe & C5 Z06 cat back
3800 stall Yank converter (I had Yank spec it to the engine combo)
built 4l60 trans
3.15 gears.
It will have some 305/18 M/T drag radials on it when it goes to the track.
PCM of N.C. will be doing the tuning after I get 500 miles on everything and it's broken in. Hoping for around 480 hp & a ton of torque to the wheels thru an automatic.
Thoughts?
specs on the car are:
ls2 block
Manley 4340 crank, h beam rods & Manley pistons
AI CNC 243 heads 232 cc package
Fast 92 intake & ls2 90mm throttle body
11/1 compression
238/242 625 lift cam on 114 ( I had PCM spec it out)
1 7/8 headers
off road x pipe & C5 Z06 cat back
3800 stall Yank converter (I had Yank spec it to the engine combo)
built 4l60 trans
3.15 gears.
It will have some 305/18 M/T drag radials on it when it goes to the track.
PCM of N.C. will be doing the tuning after I get 500 miles on everything and it's broken in. Hoping for around 480 hp & a ton of torque to the wheels thru an automatic.
Thoughts?
Last edited by C5-Fan; 01-01-2017 at 01:33 PM.
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Instructor
What track you going to? I'm going to put out a 10.80-11.20 at 120-125ish..
A differential brace is always a good thing to have with these cars and if you plan on launching it
A differential brace is always a good thing to have with these cars and if you plan on launching it
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Le Mans Master
I'm going to guess it'll be a good 11.30 car because of the gears and not being able to see the 60' you will need for the 10 second pass. Also, I'm not sure the 243 heads will compliment the LS2 bore.
Best of luck!
Best of luck!
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http://www.hotrod.com/articles/hrdp-1012-ultimate-chevrolet-ls-cylinder-head-test/
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Safety Car
My reason for guessing 10.40's at 129 MPH is because I have a 2000 Camaro full race weight of 3800 LBS with driver, 415 RWHP with a mild 6.2, 3.55 gears and a yank 3800 RPM stall. With drag radials it runs 11.20's at 119 MPH. With 65 more RWHP and 400 less LBS it should easily be able to run mid 10's if not faster.
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My reason for guessing 10.40's at 129 MPH is because I have a 2000 Camaro full race weight of 3800 LBS with driver, 415 RWHP with a mild 6.2, 3.55 gears and a yank 3800 RPM stall. With drag radials it runs 11.20's at 119 MPH. With 65 more RWHP and 400 less LBS it should easily be able to run mid 10's if not faster.
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1st pull results are in, blew the oil filter seal out at 5400 rpm so it only got to 462 rwhp at 5400 rpm but the 500 ft lbs of torque tell me once it gets to 6000+rpm we should be around 500 rwhp.
UHP tires + 37 degree Temps + 500 ft lbs of torque do amp up the pucker factor at anything past 1/4 throttle.
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Le Mans Master