[Z06] C5Z LS3 Dry to Wet Sump Swap Dyno results
#1
Burning Brakes
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C5Z LS3 Dry to Wet Sump Swap Dyno results
Relevant Mods:
3.90 gears
MM6 Transmission
ARH 1 3/8 long tubes
ARH Catted X pipe
PB normal sized balancer
Callaway Honker Intake
Air Reinjection delete
Monster LT1-S Clutch
Ebay Catch can
Engine:
2012 C6 Grand Sport Dry Sump LS3 pullout
Stock engine (never opened)
Stock LS7 throttle Body
Stock LS3 manifold
Batwing oil pan
Relocated knock sensors under headers
Lingenfelter Crank and Cam signal converter
Tuned by Pat Guerra in Victoria TX January 4th at 6 PM (for those who want to double check the weather correction factor)
464 Whp 459 Wtq corrected
481 Whp 476 Wtq uncorrected
This is a "heart breaker" dyno where I've run 3 different cars that made more power on other dynos. I've been told this is a "Wednesday" motor... for those who know what that mean.
3.90 gears
MM6 Transmission
ARH 1 3/8 long tubes
ARH Catted X pipe
PB normal sized balancer
Callaway Honker Intake
Air Reinjection delete
Monster LT1-S Clutch
Ebay Catch can
Engine:
2012 C6 Grand Sport Dry Sump LS3 pullout
Stock engine (never opened)
Stock LS7 throttle Body
Stock LS3 manifold
Batwing oil pan
Relocated knock sensors under headers
Lingenfelter Crank and Cam signal converter
Tuned by Pat Guerra in Victoria TX January 4th at 6 PM (for those who want to double check the weather correction factor)
464 Whp 459 Wtq corrected
481 Whp 476 Wtq uncorrected
This is a "heart breaker" dyno where I've run 3 different cars that made more power on other dynos. I've been told this is a "Wednesday" motor... for those who know what that mean.
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Very nice output from that engine. I’d bet the car is a lot of fun to drive.
#4
Burning Brakes
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In regards to the drive, yes, it is such a fun car. I put my C6 Z06 suspension on it, shocks, sways, and front spring. (went coilovers with that car). It has R888R tires on it and I will be taking it to autocross. I might have to rebuild the differential soon, but that's an easy job.
People keep asking me how much I want for it, and gawk when I tell them more than 25, but they don't understand the kind of work that is involved in the swap, nor the performance parts that come with it. They're just used to seeing ratty old C5Zs on craigslist on facebook for 13k.
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Drifting
All that on a stock cam, huh? The dry sump really helps out it seems. Would probably easily crack the 500 mark with some sort of aftermarket cam...
#6
Burning Brakes
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Yeah no, I'm good! My C6 Z06 makes well over 600 on the same dyno and I'm sure on others it makes 630+. I don't like driving the big cam around town. For 50 hp it's not worth it plus I lose a bunch of torque down low.
Last edited by freddyvette; 01-14-2019 at 04:09 PM.