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Old 01-06-2019, 04:57 AM
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Default Final build (short version) video/numbers and thanks....

Throwing up a few videos and the number from today, more to come but wanted to give thanks and credit all those who played major roles in this damn thing! The nightmare had a good finish that’s for sure.

Huge thanks to Nick and the boys @Boosted Innovations!! They cleaned up the clown shows sloppy work and did a damn good job!!

Brian and Josh at Eberts Engine and Machine! Small father and son shop who did amazing work and taught me a **** ton! Real stand up guys!!!

Khole and and the boys at American Heritage Performance! Khole crushed it!!! Top notch customer service and just an all around pleasure to work with!!!

Matt and Eli at Tick Performance!! Some of the most friendly and helpful guys I had the pleasure of doing business with!

Bob @ Cam Motion, blower cam he made is just awesome!

Anthony aka “Mordeth” this dude help restore my faith in humanity! More to come on him and a few others!

Brian.....my newest friend and FaceTime tech support bro! Man you went the extra mile bro! Thanks again for everything!

Cars a 2006, heads/cam/exhaust/LT’s/P1SC1 blower/alkycontrol on pump 93.....for now!! Pics and video below of the fine tune, there’s more I left out and I’ll cover more on the “rebuild” thread. Thank you corvette forum for the wisdom passed along!!! Much appreciated gentleman!!













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I think this may be the most wicked vette I've heard! 427 block? how many pounds you running ? and congratsx!
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Glad to see it’s done. That’s crazy power for a P1SC.
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Great sound be careful though it'll get away from you quick at these power levels, mine is flat out scary on the streets.
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Sounds great!
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Yeah she’s terrifying to me lol, good thing is at 36 I know my limitations and how much more seat time and driver mod I need to actually drive it remotely well. It’ll come with time and I plan on getting there.....but I’m far from it at the moment.
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Originally Posted by drewz06
I think this may be the most wicked vette I've heard! 427 block? how many pounds you running ? and congratsx!
10 psi

it got a bottom end refresh, polished crank/balanced all bearing replaced/upgraded ARP hardware and forged pistons. Khole’s heads small mill, and chamber softening, blower cam and P1SC(8 rib/3.7” pulley) that surprised all of us that’s for damn sure.
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Originally Posted by Patriot Six
Glad to see it’s done. That’s crazy power for a P1SC.
We were all surprised by the P1SC1 man, did not think it was gonna make this power! Still on the factory fuel set up to, just ID 1300’s and a BAP. The dyno number just to clearify(not that you guys need it) but “true numbers” 839whp/699wtq

those are the real world numbers(loaded and corrected)

and it was absolutly the most perfect weather conditions in southern Louisiana for tuning so we had that going for us also.

867whp/738wtq is unloaded and corrected.
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Very similar to my numbers. I’m at 837/713, but with a Ti trim. Going on the corn in the next few months. Get some good drag radials and take it easy, especially in the colder weather.
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Hey man sounds great! That rear spoiler looks good too!
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Originally Posted by C6Z06Silverbullet
Hey man sounds great! That rear spoiler looks good too!
it damn sure does right? Glad I drilled the holes and bolted it in that’s for damn sure!!
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it damn sure does right? Glad I drilled the holes and bolted it in that’s for damn sure!!
Hell yeah with that power. Hows the street manners?
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Originally Posted by Patriot Six
Very similar to my numbers. I’m at 837/713, but with a Ti trim. Going on the corn in the next few months. Get some good drag radials and take it easy, especially in the colder weather.
Yeah man as soon as I get the auxiliary system the corn will come lol, gonna get more wheel time and learn the car for now, weather isn’t too bad down here for now, I do need to address my rear tire/wheel set up that’s for sure. Just trying to decide if between the standard SOP (17x11 welds) or if these new forgeline 18x12 with Mickey ET’s 345/35/18 will do the job. COA one will for sure work obviously but man I rearlt love that 345 look, and this is and will always be a true street car that I enjoy on weekends and in good vette weather so the look still plays a decent factor in some of my choices, sacrificing a little is not an issue I’m concerned about honestly. What I do know is the 345/30/19 NTO5R is being asked to do to much as of know lol.....first world F/I vette problems ya know😂
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Wow! That's really incredible.
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Awesome results Jay. Super impressive. I know it was a LONG journey. Persistence overcomes almost all obstacles.
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Yeah man as soon as I get the auxiliary system the corn will come lol, gonna get more wheel time and learn the car for now, weather isn’t too bad down here for now, I do need to address my rear tire/wheel set up that’s for sure. Just trying to decide if between the standard SOP (17x11 welds) or if these new forgeline 18x12 with Mickey ET’s 345/35/18 will do the job. COA one will for sure work obviously but man I rearlt love that 345 look, and this is and will always be a true street car that I enjoy on weekends and in good vette weather so the look still plays a decent factor in some of my choices, sacrificing a little is not an issue I’m concerned about honestly. What I do know is the 345/30/19 NTO5R is being asked to do to much as of know lol.....first world F/I vette problems ya know😂
I’ve run the 345/35/18 MTs for the past two years. They look great and do ok holding the power. Once you get used to modulating the throttle, they’ll be fine. I am contemplating a second set of 17x11 rears with M&Hs.
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I’ve run the 345/35/18 MTs for the past two years. They look great and do ok holding the power. Once you get used to modulating the throttle, they’ll be fine. I am contemplating a second set of 17x11 rears with M&Hs.
awesome man! That’s what I need to know, so good feed back and knowing with more seat time the 345/35/18 will work, you mind throwing up a pic or two when you get a second?

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Originally Posted by C6Z06Silverbullet
Hell yeah with that power. Hows the street manners?
Street manners are just amazing! That credit it due to Bob@cam motion for taking a lot of time and hearing me out and getting all the information and specs on my build, and Nick at Boosted Innovations for taking the time to put the car on the road and going the extra mile getting the cam dialed in! Not gonna say it “drives just like stock” for two reasons....one ironically I’ve never driven a stock C6z....so I don’t even know, two.....it’s not stock lol. What I can say is my wife can drive it in parking lots and around the neighborhood, very little if any surge at low RPMs and she’ll do 50mph in 6th gear on the interstate without any surge or bucking as well. So cam wise it’s just awesome, clutch is a Mcload RXT organic with their billet steel flywheel so it feels pretty much like the factory set up(I had the stock clutch in for the first 3/4 months I owned the car so I have experience with it) MGW shifter is awesome and I threw one cooper crush washer on the shift detent and I’m very pleased with that mod. Now when peddle gets some pressure and the RPMs come up.....booooooossssttttt hits hard and the meth starts flowing......it’s a savage with zero manners whatsoever lol, but regardless if you’re driving or in the passenger seat it brings the same child like ear to ear smile on everyone’s face....and damn if that’s not what it’s all about!
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Street manners are just amazing! That credit it due to Bob@cam motion for taking a lot of time and hearing me out and getting all the information and specs on my build, and Nick at Boosted Innovations for taking the time to put the car on the road and going the extra mile getting the cam dialed in! Not gonna say it “drives just like stock” for two reasons....one ironically I’ve never driven a stock C6z....so I don’t even know, two.....it’s not stock lol. What I can say is my wife can drive it in parking lots and around the neighborhood, very little if any surge at low RPMs and she’ll do 50mph in 6th gear on the interstate without any surge or bucking as well. So cam wise it’s just awesome, clutch is a Mcload RXT organic with their billet steel flywheel so it feels pretty much like the factory set up(I had the stock clutch in for the first 3/4 months I owned the car so I have experience with it) MGW shifter is awesome and I threw one cooper crush washer on the shift detent and I’m very pleased with that mod. Now when peddle gets some pressure and the RPMs come up.....booooooossssttttt hits hard and the meth starts flowing......it’s a savage with zero manners whatsoever lol, but regardless if you’re driving or in the passenger seat it brings the same child like ear to ear smile on everyone’s face....and damn if that’s not what it’s all about!
Hell yeah bro, enjoy!
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awesome man! That’s what I need to know, so good feed back and knowing with more seat time the 345/35/18 will work, you mind throwing up a pic or two when you get a second?






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