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Old Dec 20, 2010 | 09:00 PM
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I am running a nice sized cam (Vette Drs Proprietary), P/P/Milled Heads, Honker, FAST Intake/NW TB, ARH w/High Flow Cats with all tuning and install work done by The Vette Doctors. I am extremely happy to be at 609 RWHP and 559 RWTQ. For an N/A application I am quite satisfied............

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Real nice numbers for Bolton + CAM. Congrats
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Wow, you picked up over a hundred and fifteen WHP with a H/C swap...

That's got to be a record!

Drop a blower in it, and you'll be over 800....



I'm pushing 650 with a ported TB and catback exhaust only.

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Hell yeah! Great numbers I am Jealous. I have an 07 A6 with Z-51. I have a mild cam (219-235-113 lsa), ported stock 243's, Fast 102-ported, LT headers no cats/magnaflows, CAI, ported TB. Just put down 447 rwhp 450 rwtq. I really like the characteristics. Great power off idle and impressive torque (for an LS2) all the way through the powerband. I didn't want to do a stall cause I do a lot of road trips
But again, very nice numbers! would love to drive your car
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Old Dec 21, 2010 | 12:22 AM
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Originally Posted by DerekeLakin
Hell yeah! Great numbers I am Jealous. I have an 07 A6 with Z-51. I have a mild cam (219-235-113 lsa), ported stock 243's, Fast 102-ported, LT headers no cats/magnaflows, CAI, ported TB. Just put down 447 rwhp 450 rwtq. I really like the characteristics. Great power off idle and impressive torque (for an LS2) all the way through the powerband. I didn't want to do a stall cause I do a lot of road trips
But again, very nice numbers! would love to drive your car
That's about right for your set up. The OP's numbers are a MASSIVE gain for bolt ons and a CAM.
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Old Dec 21, 2010 | 12:50 AM
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that seems really high for stock ish compression and pump gas. are you running pump gas? (93 not e85) i know it says milled heads, but how much do they raise the compression? not more than 1 point right?

either way im sure the car hauls ***, and i will most likely be using vette doctors to tune my car once i put my blower on it.
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Originally Posted by LSCHLEM
Real nice numbers for Bolton + CAM.
Originally Posted by Spying Beast
The OP's numbers are a MASSIVE gain for bolt ons and a CAM.
Well, bolt ons, head work and cam that is.
Great numbers for sure and a cool lookin' ride as well.



Some of these dyno numbers make me feel small, I'm only at 393rwhp/380rwtq (stock internals/bolt ons only).
But I have been in the 10s.
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Good looking car. Congrats on the numbers
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Originally Posted by DerekeLakin
Hell yeah! Great numbers I am Jealous. I have an 07 A6 with Z-51. I have a mild cam (219-235-113 lsa), ported stock 243's, Fast 102-ported, LT headers no cats/magnaflows, CAI, ported TB. Just put down 447 rwhp 450 rwtq. I really like the characteristics. Great power off idle and impressive torque (for an LS2) all the way through the powerband. I didn't want to do a stall cause I do a lot of road trips
But again, very nice numbers! would love to drive your car
After reading your post I may look at getting my car retuned, with all of my mods I am at 410 rwhp and 397 rwtq. ??? Maybe you can loan me some hp.
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Thanks for all of the kind words. The Vette Docs build some very impressive cars.......Kudos to them!
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Great #s: I just looked at your torque #'s especially. Very nice. What's your compression ratio? What octane are you running? The Vette Doctors have built some super strong ls7s.


670rwhp 632rwtq SAE

Naturally Aspirated HKE 468ci on realL 93 octane pump gas. 11.2:1 compression. Hydraulic Roller, stock ls7 rockers. Harrop itb. Full exhaust. Idles at 750rpm.

Built by the best: Erik Koenig of HKE. Primo install by the best guys: Kevin Smalley, Dan, and the crew at Smalley's Performance and Automotive in Point Pleasant Beach.

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great numbers. I have a 2007 A6 100% stock. I have been told it makes 400HP.
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Originally Posted by dads toy
great numbers. I have a 2007 A6 100% stock. I have been told it makes 400HP.
Yes Sir, 400 HP at the crank. If you do mods make sure to get a before and after dyno pull on the same dyno by the same tuner. Over all I am very happy with my 07 A6.

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670rwhp 632rwtq SAE

Naturally Aspirated HKE 468ci on REAL 93 octane pump gas. 11.2:1 compression. Hydraulic Roller, stock ls7 rockers. Harrop itb. Full exhaust. Idles at 750rpm.

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I am a mere mortal next to you......... You are in the superhero realm!
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Originally Posted by DSOM Z06
I am a mere mortal next to you......... You are in the superhero realm!
I just edited my post. I didn't realize how arrogant it looked until I read it again...

Your #'s are great too. I have a ton of cubes on a standard Ls7 so...

BTW, Erik is currently building a RHS block 502 pump gas motor that will make my results look pedestrian.
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Originally Posted by Stage7
I just edited my post. I didn't realize how arrogant it looked until I read it again...

Your #'s are great too. I have a ton of cubes on a standard Ls7 so...

BTW, Erik is currently building a RHS block 502 pump gas motor that will make my results look pedestrian.
No I meant to give you props, you didn't come off arrogant at all. Those are some great #'s!!!! You know what they say.....there is no substitute for cubic inches.........I would guess that my compression is somewhere between 11.5-1 and 12-1, but I run totally fine on 93 octane in all types of weather so knowing the fellas at The Vette Doctors like I do, they err on the conservative side with their tuning, if you can imagine that!
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Originally Posted by DSOM Z06
I am running a nice sized cam (Vette Drs Proprietary), P/P/Milled Heads, Honker, FAST Intake/NW TB, ARH w/High Flow Cats with all tuning and install work done by The Vette Doctors. I am extremely happy to be at 609 RWHP and 559 RWTQ. For an N/A application I am quite satisfied............
Post up your sheet brutha. We all know that chassis dyno numbers don't mean much because of the differences from one to another, but it's nice to stare at the sheets.
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Originally Posted by DSOM Z06
No I meant to give you props, you didn't come off arrogant at all. Those are some great #'s!!!! You know what they say.....there is no substitute for cubic inches.........I would guess that my compression is somewhere between 11.5-1 and 12-1, but I run totally fine on 93 octane in all types of weather so knowing the fellas at The Vette Doctors like I do, they err on the conservative side with their tuning, if you can imagine that!
My favorite quote is, "there is no replacement for displacement".
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Originally Posted by RichieRichZ06
Post up your sheet brutha. We all know that chassis dyno numbers don't mean much because of the differences from one to another, but it's nice to stare at the sheets.
Here's the best I can do without a scanner:



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