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Old Jul 11, 2005 | 09:37 AM
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Default A4 LT1s with LE packages

Seems like a lot of the folks here love the HOTCAM and LT4 conversions.
I have been saving up for the SDPC LT1 to LT4 stage III kit with the hotcam. However, on the Fbody sites it seems like the LE packages are the hot ticket. So is anyone running a Lloyd Elliot package in there A4 Vette? If so how does your performance compare to the guys running LT4 conversions? Is your car streetable? Can you pass emissions(I am not a tree hugger, but an extra 5hp is not worth dying over? I have been taking notes over the last few months, and appreciate everyone that has given me advise over the last few months. I have the need for speed however, I can't afford to buy stuff twice and am just looking at the options.
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Old Jul 11, 2005 | 09:39 AM
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Typically if you play your cards right a LE package can do over 400rwhp on a stock bottom end!

I think his LE2 is just shy of that at around 370-385.
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Old Jul 11, 2005 | 10:20 AM
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Typically if you play your cards right a LE package can do over 400rwhp on a stock bottom end!

I think his LE2 is just shy of that at around 370-385.
I am doing a LE3 for a customer in the next couple of weeks. I expect the heads to show up any day. The bottom end is being done this week at the machine shop. Once its done I have to tune it, the cam is a small base circle cam ground at 236/240 on a 110 LSA. Lift is in the high 500's. Lloyd assured me that the cam will have decent vacuum and will be easier to tune than a CC306. I am sorta skeptical with a cam that has 2 or 3 degrees more overlap, so we will see.......

Lloyd does great work, his prices are reasonable as well. He has done a couple sets of heads for me as well. One set is a set of Dart Pro1 230s that are going on a solid roller 383 LT1 that engine will be done this week and is going into a 93 F-body controlled by a G7 DFI system. We expect that car to run well into the 10s on the engine.
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Old Jul 11, 2005 | 02:16 PM
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How does the LE package compare with the stage III SDPC LT1 to LT4 kit?

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Old Jul 11, 2005 | 02:39 PM
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Originally Posted by tjwong
I am doing a LE3 for a customer in the next couple of weeks. I expect the heads to show up any day. The bottom end is being done this week at the machine shop. Once its done I have to tune it, the cam is a small base circle cam ground at 236/240 on a 110 LSA. Lift is in the high 500's. Lloyd assured me that the cam will have decent vacuum and will be easier to tune than a CC306. I am sorta skeptical with a cam that has 2 or 3 degrees more overlap, so we will see.......

Lloyd does great work, his prices are reasonable as well. He has done a couple sets of heads for me as well. One set is a set of Dart Pro1 230s that are going on a solid roller 383 LT1 that engine will be done this week and is going into a 93 F-body controlled by a G7 DFI system. We expect that car to run well into the 10s on the engine.
Lloyd gets his cam/valvetrain information from a good source...so, I'd trust him. Since I already had good heads, I went directly to the source for my newest (still putting it back together ) mods.
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Does LE have a URL that we can his work on?
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http://www.eportworks.com/index.htm

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Hey thanks. I looked at his flow numbers and they are not as high as Bob's at precision porting.
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Originally Posted by jodyeastman
Hey thanks. I looked at his flow numbers and they are not as high as Bob's at precision porting.
It not always about raw head flow numbers. It is the whole package; heads, cam choice and tune.

The Camaro guys love LE packages on their LT1's but he is not as popular with people here on this forum. Not sure why.
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Old Jul 13, 2005 | 03:23 PM
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Hey thanks. I looked at his flow numbers and they are not as high as Bob's at precision porting.
Truthfully, I don't believe Precision Porting is getting the flow numbers that they advertise. Especially on the exhaust side. PP claims 225 cfm exhaust port flow, that is ~25 cfm more than almost every other top level porting service. Also, from the dyno results I've seen form PP heads, their advertised flow numbers just don't add up.
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Originally Posted by STL94LT1
Truthfully, I don't believe Precision Porting is getting the flow numbers that they advertise. Especially on the exhaust side. PP claims 225 cfm exhaust port flow, that is ~25 cfm more than almost every other top level porting service.
Ask him if the exhaust is flowed with a pipe. If he says "no", then the numbers are You're not gonna get much (if any) more than 200cfm on the exhaust of a LT1/4 head.
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Im also interested in this package (most likely the LE1), but need my setup to pass emmissions. Anyone here in the know?
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Originally Posted by 96VettMan
Im also interested in this package (most likely the LE1), but need my setup to pass emmissions. Anyone here in the know?
LE can cam it to pass emmissions
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Originally Posted by tjwong
I am doing a LE3 for a customer in the next couple of weeks. I expect the heads to show up any day. The bottom end is being done this week at the machine shop. Once its done I have to tune it, the cam is a small base circle cam ground at 236/240 on a 110 LSA. Lift is in the high 500's. Lloyd assured me that the cam will have decent vacuum and will be easier to tune than a CC306. I am sorta skeptical with a cam that has 2 or 3 degrees more overlap, so we will see.......

Lloyd does great work, his prices are reasonable as well. He has done a couple sets of heads for me as well. One set is a set of Dart Pro1 230s that are going on a solid roller 383 LT1 that engine will be done this week and is going into a 93 F-body controlled by a G7 DFI system. We expect that car to run well into the 10s on the engine.
TJ,
Did you get the LE3 completed? If you did how did it run.

I talked with Lloyd today and he suggested his LE1 emissions cam with his LE2 heads, I don't know whether I can live with the down time, but if his work is as exceptional as the Camaro guys say it is I guess it will be worth the wait.

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Old Sep 14, 2005 | 12:03 PM
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Originally Posted by LT4POWR
LE can cam it to pass emmissions

He suggested the LE1 cam with his LE2 heads on my Vert so that I could maintain emissions.

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