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My car is an '05 Z-51 4L65E automatic. The graph shows the stock baseline, then first and second rounds of mods.
The first round of mods were LG Pro Longtubes w/3" X-pipe, Corsa Sports, Halltech Stinger and LS2 Edit tune.
The second round of mods were E.T. Performance 215 heads, Comp 224/228 114 cam, F.A.S.T. intake (not ported), Underdrive pulley, and Yank SS 3200 C6 converter. Again, LS2 Edit dyno tune by Jeremy Formato.
As you can see, the mods make a LOT of difference!!! From 311RWHP, to 360RWHP, to 444RWHP.
when i was at the cruise in navyc5 dynoed his stock c6 and he got 340 to rear wheels so your saying your stock car got 311 to rears
If your friends car is a stick, that would explain the difference in power. 1955 belair has an automatic. 340 rwhp sounds about right if not a tad bit low for a stock LS2 Vette.
Also keep in mind that theres no standardization on dynos, some are "generous".
when i was at the cruise in navyc5 dynoed his stock c6 and he got 340 to rear wheels so your saying your stock car got 311 to rears
They are what they are .. all my pulls have been done HOT, and the baseline pull was a 97 degree day right after I drove there. I saw another C6 auto two weeks ago on the same dyno pull 323 on a 78 degree day after the car had cooled down from the drive.
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Originally Posted by 1955 BelAir
The first round of mods were LG Pro Longtubes w/3" X-pipe, Corsa Sports, Halltech Stinger and LS2 Edit tune.
As you can see, the mods make a LOT of difference!!! From 311RWHP, to 360RWHP, to 444RWHP.
I have a Z-51, 6sp with DynaTech headers, corsa sports, halltech stinger and will have it tuned this Friday by Mike Norris. I would love to see similiar results.
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