Corvette c6 ls2 supercharger ?
#41
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Ok thanks guys was hoping to do sc and exhaust this year. Will be mostly streetcar. Thanks for reaching out Doug @ ecs, i will call you guys tomorrow on my lunch break. Appreciate responses with info i want to make the eight decision and i over analyze everuthing.
#42
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I did not realize that there was so much to do after getting sc installed. Im kinda wondering if i should still go in that direction. I was hoping to keep build around 10 to 12k this spring. Im wondering if i should do katech heads and cam kit for 510 hp for 5k then sc down the road or lmr has reaper kit that says 600hp na. Vengence has a sc kit for around 10k. Ecs kit is 8k. And lingenfelter and livernois around 10k for pd blower. I am not sure if a company has a kit with most upgrades i would need already included or if one of the na kits would be better than sc down the road if i want. I want to keep it driveable and reliable.
true. and to be honest, you gotta start running better tires, clutch, etc, to effectively put more than 500 to the ground anyway.
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Supercharging is a VERY reliable way to make GREAT POWER! It is the ONLY way to make over 500RWHP and make it drive like stock. I've sold over 500 superchargers to Vette owners and I can tell you having a supercharged Vette is an amazing feeling because of how light the car is.
If your looking for a great deal on a kit with headers give me a call. I can give you a great deal with excellent service.
If your looking for a great deal on a kit with headers give me a call. I can give you a great deal with excellent service.
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#45
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For 8 years, I had a stock LS2, ECS baby cam, Paxton 1500, meth, fuel system (ditched the boost a pump), and 1 3/4 headers. I drove it like I stole it. It made 760 whpr. Stupid fast - it used to smack around street bikes. Ecs did the install, tune and all maintenance. Never a hiccup. Highly recommend calling ECS. Service after the sale is great.
Only reason It hasn't gone 10 season is I decided to let ECS TT the car. When I get that back, I'll give some feedback.
Only reason It hasn't gone 10 season is I decided to let ECS TT the car. When I get that back, I'll give some feedback.
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Thanks for input glad to hear you got years of use. If im planning on 550 rwhp will i have to upgrade fuel system? What maintenance did they have to do for you just normal plugs and wires flyid changes or is there more involves since being sc. Thanks for info helping me with decision as these parts are not cheap.I am going to call ecs today to see what they say as i am leaning that route. Do they make a heartbeat kit for ls2? @ tps thanks i will let you know when i got money up. I might by kit through you as i see you offer layaway then have ecs install. I will prob buy exhaust first.
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Thanks for input glad to hear you got years of use. If im planning on 550 rwhp will i have to upgrade fuel system? What maintenance did they have to do for you just normal plugs and wires flyid changes or is there more involves since being sc. Thanks for info helping me with decision as these parts are not cheap.I am going to call ecs today to see what they say as i am leaning that route. Do they make a heartbeat kit for ls2? @ tps thanks i will let you know when i got money up. I might by kit through you as i see you offer layaway then have ecs install. I will prob buy exhaust first.
There is very little maintenance needed... just check the oil in the headunit every so often and add oil when needed.
Another option we have at TPS is we offer 0% financing for up to 1 year If your short on a little cash to make this happen for you we can help you
And lastly.. they don't make a Heartbeat for the LS2
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#48
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Thanks for input glad to hear you got years of use. If im planning on 550 rwhp will i have to upgrade fuel system? What maintenance did they have to do for you just normal plugs and wires flyid changes or is there more involves since being sc. Thanks for info helping me with decision as these parts are not cheap.I am going to call ecs today to see what they say as i am leaning that route. Do they make a heartbeat kit for ls2? @ tps thanks i will let you know when i got money up. I might by kit through you as i see you offer layaway then have ecs install. I will prob buy exhaust first.
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That is what I thought from research I have done. Thanks. I was looking at h/c/i, twin turbo, heartbeat and ECS system. I think i am going ecs and headers this spring. I will keep it at 550 to 575 rwhp. What is your reasoning for heartbeat over other kits? Do you think it is worth the addes price of switching heads? Thanks for input.
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Nice! I am guessing thats with meth? I think I am going to go no meth until i forge the motor later on then add a meth kit and more power. I hope to get some years out of it with the conservative set up. I kinda wish I would of went auto too as I hear they are quicker. I bet your car is a beast now.
#52
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Yes that is with single nozzle meth. There is no e85 around here so it's really my only option for octane. It is an absolute blast, I need tires though haha.
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That is what I thought from research I have done. Thanks. I was looking at h/c/i, twin turbo, heartbeat and ECS system. I think i am going ecs and headers this spring. I will keep it at 550 to 575 rwhp. What is your reasoning for heartbeat over other kits? Do you think it is worth the addes price of switching heads? Thanks for input.
the LS3 heads flow better & usually pick up ~30hp on a stock LS2 alone (well... also LS3 intake), so it would definitely be worth it. also consider that the heartbeat fits under the stock hood.
my LS1's at 540 to the wheels for the last 5yrs with no meth... he'll be fine.
#54
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That is what I thought from research I have done. Thanks. I was looking at h/c/i, twin turbo, heartbeat and ECS system. I think i am going ecs and headers this spring. I will keep it at 550 to 575 rwhp. What is your reasoning for heartbeat over other kits? Do you think it is worth the addes price of switching heads? Thanks for input.
#55
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heartbeat has a better-flowing manifold than the regular model (at lower boost levels) & a more-efficient twin intercooler setup. the downside is that it's a front drive that the only way to spin it faster is to go with a small pulley (more prone to belt slip) as opposed to overdriving the rear with a big pulley up front.
the LS3 heads flow better & usually pick up ~30hp on a stock LS2 alone (well... also LS3 intake), so it would definitely be worth it. also consider that the heartbeat fits under the stock hood.
my LS1's at 540 to the wheels for the last 5yrs with no meth... he'll be fine.
the LS3 heads flow better & usually pick up ~30hp on a stock LS2 alone (well... also LS3 intake), so it would definitely be worth it. also consider that the heartbeat fits under the stock hood.
my LS1's at 540 to the wheels for the last 5yrs with no meth... he'll be fine.
#56
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Don't need headers either. Snag some ls7 manifolds and x.
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Thanks guys appreciate all the feedback and info. I plan to go with basic ecs with headers not sure if im going cats or not. I have heard peoples opinions for and against them. I will probably go with ecs recommendations on that.
#59
I ran mine with cats for a little while. Then I got rid of them because I didn't want to take the risk. I believe it did 540 with stock manifolds and cats, then 560+ w/ long tubes and no cats.
#60
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I blew out my cats with just a blower kit on my LS3 in a few weeks at 570rwhp about 8 years ago. The car was being beat on hard. Had no idea until I got it back on the dyno. I would not run cats on any blower car and haven’t on my cars since.
OBX 1 7/8 headers are great and half the price of big name brands. And they make power with great fit and finish.
OBX 1 7/8 headers are great and half the price of big name brands. And they make power with great fit and finish.