True HP rating of the LS1
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Mustang Dyno numbers stock
298 rwhp 302 wrtq
lt headers and tune
313 rwhp 323 wrtq
I then installed the B2VR and could feel the diff.
Oh, I also have the performance hood seal!
298 rwhp 302 wrtq
lt headers and tune
313 rwhp 323 wrtq
I then installed the B2VR and could feel the diff.
Oh, I also have the performance hood seal!
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Any CAI + LT's should be good for 30-40 rwhp so that'd be 35-50 crank hp.
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Manufacturers only list flywheel horsepower as actual wheel horsepower is influenced by TOO MANY variables such as:
Chassis dyno used
Ambient temps
Elevation
Drivetrain
Condition of engine
and probably some other factors I can't think of off the top.
-Alex
Chassis dyno used
Ambient temps
Elevation
Drivetrain
Condition of engine
and probably some other factors I can't think of off the top.
-Alex
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Prior to having the head/cam install, I had my 99 A-4 dyno tuned. It went from 299hp to 326hp. I had a twin cone intake & corsa pacecars. Torque went from 291 to 328. The best $300 I ever spent.
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HP vs TQ
There are too many variables, yet one factor that is missing is "Torque". You see, the closer the HP = TQ makes a Huge difference in performance.
Yes there is a large difference between B and F Horsepower because of the load. The LS1 is equal in 350 HP and 350 ft. lbs.TQ. That said, when your at
1/4 throttle to 3/4, the response is extremely precise and almost chilling.
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There are too many variables, yet one factor that is missing is "Torque". You see, the closer the HP = TQ makes a Huge difference in performance.
Yes there is a large difference between B and F Horsepower because of the load. The LS1 is equal in 350 HP and 350 ft. lbs.TQ. That said, when your at
1/4 throttle to 3/4, the response is extremely precise and almost chilling.
Yes there is a large difference between B and F Horsepower because of the load. The LS1 is equal in 350 HP and 350 ft. lbs.TQ. That said, when your at
1/4 throttle to 3/4, the response is extremely precise and almost chilling.
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Better math would be
315/0.85~370.6 hp
the 15% conversion factor for manuals needs to be factored in by divisor rather than multiplied.
but you got the right idea
Also, It's my belief that GM used that crappy 4 3/4" hole breathing stock air box to get the LS1 DOWN to 345hp(I've seen it posted on the forums as well so I won't take all the credit), as soon as you remove that terrible flow restriction, you'll find most people can pick up 15 rwhp just from a true CAI.
315/0.85~370.6 hp
the 15% conversion factor for manuals needs to be factored in by divisor rather than multiplied.
but you got the right idea
Also, It's my belief that GM used that crappy 4 3/4" hole breathing stock air box to get the LS1 DOWN to 345hp(I've seen it posted on the forums as well so I won't take all the credit), as soon as you remove that terrible flow restriction, you'll find most people can pick up 15 rwhp just from a true CAI.
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