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Old 11-17-2016, 11:25 AM
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Stage 2 C6 Z06 package with K501 cam
CNC ported heads
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Katech Ti/Mo intake/exhaust valves
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Katech C5-R timing chain
American Racing headers, jet hot coated
Halltech MF103 intake
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Katech valve covers, powdercoated anodize red
Katech coil relocation kit
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Is it weird that I really like those silver Spider wheels on this car?
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Nice power gain of 152 HP. Interesting that it does not have the dip in torque between 4200-4700 RPM that most K501 dyno results show.

Size of ARH headers?
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Originally Posted by azdave47
nice power gain of 152 hp. Interesting that it does not have the dip in torque between 4200-4700 rpm that most k501 dyno results show.

Size of arh headers?
1 7/8"
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Jason still using the PSi 1511 springs....right ?
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Jason still using the PSi 1511 springs....right ?
yes
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Great results Jason! Couple questions...first, any port work done to the FAST, or is it right out of the box? Second, has Katech done any testing with MSD intake manifold as of yet? If not, and plans to?

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Originally Posted by MTPZ06
Great results Jason! Couple questions...first, any port work done to the FAST, or is it right out of the box? Second, has Katech done any testing with MSD intake manifold as of yet? If not, and plans to?

No porting done.

We have tested the MSD on the LS7. It usually makes more power and a little less torque. We had a Track Attack 427 with the MSD that made 680 on the engine dyno. It usually makes between 660-670.
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Very nice build. Exactly what I would like to do. I am assuming that the headers were already on the car when you did the work.
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Originally Posted by MiamiCowboy
Very nice build. Exactly what I would like to do. I am assuming that the headers were already on the car when you did the work.
On this particular car we installed the headers. It is not registered in the USA and not subject to US emissions laws.
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From this particular car? Mileage?

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Originally Posted by MTPZ06
From this particular car? Mileage?
Yes. Once I get the guides measured I come back to the thread and post the measurement sheet. 38000mi
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That is one smooth curve! Great boost over stock baseline too - nice work!
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Not too badly worn. All are hourglass with big end at the bottom. On my 09 the exhausts were hourglass, big bottom and the intakes were hourglass, big top at 46K miles with some track work.
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Originally Posted by AzDave47
Not too badly worn. All are hourglass with big end at the bottom. On my 09 the exhausts were hourglass, big bottom and the intakes were hourglass, big top at 46K miles with some track work.
I would put that in the category of badly worn. .0071"! The ones that say N/R were too large for the gauge to measure.
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Originally Posted by Katech_Jason
I would put that in the category of badly worn. .0071"! The ones that say N/R were too large for the gauge to measure.
agreed ... but my comment went to the 4 that were in spec, mine only had 2 in spec. I did not realize the N/R meant so bad either. In any case they were in definite need for rework

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