Losing RWHP with MODS..


I do have a better tune as of yesterday. Went from 360RWHP to 376RWHP torque went up from 344RWTQ to 350 RWTQ.The tune before left a lot of horses in the stable by tuning too rich.
Next is Patriot heads to install.






If you go with a set of Patriot Heads you will deffinetely see a big difference and will Dyno higher!
If you still want to get better numbers go with the TFS Heads(Trick Flow) It will push your combo to where I believe you should be! These heads will surpass the Patriot's far and wide!
Remember that any combo is as good as the heads are!
Thanks,Matt


If you go with a set of Patriot Heads you will deffinetely see a big difference and will Dyno higher!
If you still want to get better numbers go with the TFS Heads(Trick Flow) It will push your combo to where I believe you should be! These heads will surpass the Patriot's far and wide!
Remember that any combo is as good as the heads are!
Thanks,Matt
You don't loose HP at the engine, the Dyno just measures less.
The faster you accelerate something, the more power it takes. Steeper rear gears mean that the drivetrain will accelerate more quickly, so more power is consumed due to parasitic loss. The engine is still making the same power, and the car is accelerating more quickly thanks to increased torque multiplication, but the actual measured HP is lower because more of the engines power is required to accelerate the drivetrain quicker.
If you go with a set of Patriot Heads you will deffinetely see a big difference and will Dyno higher!
If you still want to get better numbers go with the TFS Heads(Trick Flow) It will push your combo to where I believe you should be! These heads will surpass the Patriot's far and wide!
Remember that any combo is as good as the heads are!
Thanks,Matt
The initial mod set is LS6 heads + ST headers. You add LT and gears and get more power. Then you add a cam and don't get any more power. With stock heads, I wouldn't expect to get massive gains from one cam to another.I have a similar cam (not sure of the exact spec) and I put down 419RWHP/389RWTQ on an A4 w/3.42's
I am watching this sleeper!
You have almost mirrored my mod setup(I am jumping up to lg pro's real soon from shorties,next the cam.........and I just installed the 3:42's)
My last dyno was 337/342 w the stock ls1 cam,243's and 3:15's
It'a actually really neat that our mods are so close,at certain points..
I was thinking of going with the same cam, but maybe a 228 ex duration.
I wonder if that would gain anything over the straight up 224 cam( prolly not much)
Anyways, I am
around, watching my new mods come to passThanks for doing all my research!
BTW,Those are real nice numbers for stock 243's and an a-4!
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I am watching this sleeper!
You have almost mirrored my mod setup(I am jumping up to lg pro's real soon from shorties,next the cam.........and I just installed the 3:42's)
My last dyno was 337/342 w the stock ls1 cam,243's and 3:15's
It'a actually really neat that our mods are so close,at certain points..
I was thinking of going with the same cam, but maybe a 228 ex duration.
I wonder if that would gain anything over the straight up 224 cam( prolly not much)
Anyways, I am
around, watching my new mods come to passThanks for doing all my research!
BTW,Those are real nice numbers for stock 243's and an a-4!

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I recommend that you go with American Racing headers. They come with cats for around $1700.These gain some great HP over the Bassanis I have.
Come to find out as I was told that hi-flow cats don't last long. I have the Magnaflow hi- flow cats and one or both are going bad.I may go back to OEM cats if there isn't too much of a HP lost.
Heads are next as soon as my lifters come in.


A stronger torque converter will work wonders to your power to the rears.
If you're using the bassini 4-2-1 headers, you'll get a much stronger midrange but sacrifice peak HP/Tq at the higher RPMs. The 4-1 design is best for maximum power but you only get it around 5K RPM


If you're using the bassini 4-2-1 headers, you'll get a much stronger midrange but sacrifice peak HP/Tq at the higher RPMs. The 4-1 design is best for maximum power but you only get it around 5K RPM


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The faster you accelerate something, the more power it takes. Steeper rear gears mean that the drivetrain will accelerate more quickly, so more power is consumed due to parasitic loss. The engine is still making the same power, and the car is accelerating more quickly thanks to increased torque multiplication, but the actual measured HP is lower because more of the engines power is required to accelerate the drivetrain quicker.








