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Old 02-01-2019, 09:57 AM
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My old thread kind of got lost and a lot has changed since the last post I made so I figured it was time to start a new one. The car will be seeing lots of track duty and a couple of trips on public roads per year so according to an accredited "Corvette Historian" my car is a street car since it's not a tube chassis, ***** to the wall "racecar." The goals for my build are 9 second 1/4 mile passes and 800-900whp on E85 but I'll also be running some 1/2 mile events once I get all the testing and shakedown completed.

Motor is a forged LS2 done by Mike Van Paris at the Race Engine Shop using K1 Rods, Wiseco Pistons and AFR 205 Heads. I've recently switched the CX Racing C6 hot side and I'll be fabricating my own up-is-downpipe, cold side piping, radiator/intercooler mounts and I'm sending my drivers fuel tank to Brett to have dual Walboro 450's installed in the next few weeks. The entire setup is run by a Haltech Elite 2500, Dual Wideband controller, I/O12 Expansion Module and a Fore Innovations FC3 to power the pumps. Setup will be tuned by Brett while I learn the ropes.

The plan is to get her up and running by spring time, compete over the summer and then either paint or wrap the entire car next winter.

Thoughts, criticisms, and suggestions are welcomed.




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Updated Mod List

Engine
Ls2 Block
K1 rods
Wiseco Pistons 4.005" 9.5:1
GFX rings
LS4 oil pump
C6 oil pan
Custom BTR cam
AFR 205 heads
LS9 head gaskets
BTR pushrods
Comp trunion kit
ARP2000 head and main studs
Elite chain drive
LS7 lifters
LS2 Intake Manifold
Mighty Mouse PCV Can
Mighty Mouse Draft Can

Cooling System
Griffin Radiator and Dual SPAL 10" Fans
Redhorse Performance Thermostat Housing
-20AN Coolant Hoses

Fuel System
RSI(2019) Dual Pump Hanger with Hellcat 525s
Fuellab 8AN Inline Filter
Redhorse 8AN Check Valve
8AN LS2 Style Fuel Rails
FIC 127 LS2 Injectors
Fore Innovations F2i FPR
Fore FC3 Triple Pump Controller
Haltech Flex Fuel Sensor

Forced Induction
CX Racing C6 Hot Side
Comp Turbo CT43X 78/80 1.32 AR
Twin Tial 44mm MV-R Wastegates
Tial Q 50mm BOV
Treadstone 1,000hp Intercooler
4" Downpipe with 2.5" Boost Activated Cutout
LG Big 3 Catback

Drivetrain
B&M Shifter
TMOD Lower Shift Box
ZR1 TR6060 ME2
C6Z Diff with Coolers
Hinson Swap Diff Mounts
McLeod RXT twin disc
Quicktime bellhousing
Tick Clutch Master Cylinder

Brakes/Suspension
Viking SP Coilovers
Wilwood Brake Prop Valve
ABS Delete
Custom Bent and Flared Lines to all 4 Calipers
DBA Slotted Rotors
Hawk HP Pads
Stainless Braided Lines

Engine Management
Haltech Elite 2500
Haltech I/O 12 Expander Box
Haltech Dual Wideband Gauge
Haltech Dual Wideband Controller
Haltech Racepak IQ3
Haltech Canbus Hub
Haltech Terminated LS2 Harness

Exterior/Interior
C6Z Rep Wheels
CCW Drag Pack
Radioflyer SLC V3 Headlights
Radioflyer LED Halo Taillights
Corvette Creationz C Style Wing
Corvette Creationz Carbon Fiber Wide Front Fenders
8 Point Roll Bar
Lingenfelter Battery Relocation
TigerShark Corvette Front Fascia

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I like this
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Build threads are always enjoyable. Looking forward to your "numbers", i.e., time slips from the quarter mile and speed slips from the half mile.
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Will FIC 127’s supply enough E85 towards upper end of your HP goal ? I’ve got a large frontmount treadstone innercooler on my car from when it was on 93. Had I built my car from scratch for E85, chances are I wouldn’t use an innercooler. My innercooler blocks a tremendous amount of cool fresh air from my radiator and under the hood. I got my temps under control now but initially they were higher than I liked. I’d ask Brett what he thinks about ditching the innercooler on E85...

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Will FIC 127’s supply enough E85 towards upper end of your HP goal ? I’ve got a large frontmount treadstone innercooler on my car from when it was on 93. Had I built my car from scratch for E85, chances are I wouldn’t use an innercooler. My innercooler blocks a tremendous amount of cool fresh air from my radiator and under the hood. I got my temps under control now but initially they were higher than I liked. I’d ask Brett what he thinks about ditching the innercooler on E85...
The 127s should be enough with a bit of headroom left over, if not I can go bigger. I talked to him awhile ago and based on that conversation I ditched the meth kit and kept the IC but Im still considering an AWIC to replace the current one. I have the rad and IC stood straight up with a few inches between them and it will all have ducting directing the air from the openings on the front into the IC/Rad.
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Cross beam is completely hollowed out, IC support bar is welded straight to the frame rails. Radiator support is just like the IC support but is welded to 4”x1/4” steel plates that are bolted to the OEM rad cradle locations, radiator is sitting in RSM radiator mounts clamped to 1 1/4” DOM.

Dual spal 10” fans with a fully enclosed shroud.

Catch cans. PCV can from the valley cover to the intake and a draft can off both valve covers

Wilwood prop valve and bracket, just needed a slight bend to clear the inner fender. May replace the front line to clean it up but as of right now it fits and seals so Im not terribly concerned.
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Gotcha . It’s really close to the way mine is set up. I’ve got the biggest aftermarket radiator that would fit side to side and it’s mounted straight up & down. I also cut into my crash bar to mount my innercooler in a similar fashion. Also, I’ve got the twin spal fans which move an incredible amount of air. Additionally, I built an air deflector under the front bumper to direct air in front of the radiator. All together it cools pretty well. Naturally all the hot parts are wrapped and I’ve got a turbo blanket. The only reason I asked about the injectors is because I’ve got FIC 142’s running around 80% at only 700 RWHP on E85. Base Fp set at 58lbs.
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Originally Posted by junk c5
Gotcha . It’s really close to the way mine is set up. I’ve got the biggest aftermarket radiator that would fit side to side and it’s mounted straight up & down. I also cut into my crash bar to mount my innercooler in a similar fashion. Also, I’ve got the twin spal fans which move an incredible amount of air. Additionally, I built an air deflector under the front bumper to direct air in front of the radiator. All together it cools pretty well. Naturally all the hot parts are wrapped and I’ve got a turbo blanket. The only reason I asked about the injectors is because I’ve got FIC 142’s running around 80% at only 700 RWHP on E85. Base Fp set at 58lbs.
I actually used your build as a reference for some of what I’ve done. I had Brett spec the injectors for me so hopefully they will cut it but if not I will just step up. Plan is to attempt an undertray that seals up the entire underside of the engine bay to the front bump with ducts to channel air from the foglight openings, license plate opening and brake ducts to the radiator. We’ll have to see how that goes.
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I have some FIC1650s i will be selling soon. If you are interested.
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Now this is some quality content. I really like that CXRacing C6 single setup on C5s. Following with interest.
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Originally Posted by algZO6
I have some FIC1650s i will be selling soon. If you are interested.
Thanks for the offer but at this point I just need to get it running with what I’ve got and go enjoy it. The car has been down for over 2 years because I keep upgrading the same stuff over and over again as the goal moves higher and higher.
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Nice build! I too am using the CX kit but much smaller goals due to financial reasons lol. I had to cut my crash bar too and welded up new mounts for the IC and rad. Looking great!
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That dash set up is sweet.
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Ok.... so this looks pretty slick. Where did you get it?
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Originally Posted by Podium
That dash set up is sweet.
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Ok.... so this looks pretty slick. Where did you get it?

I had it custom made by a member of these forums. I think I still have his info somewhere if anybody wants to contact him.

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Yep... I want that in my life...
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Pm sent, I dont want to get him in trouble because he isn’t a vendor.
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