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Old Mar 12, 2011 | 12:44 PM
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Well I made it to east texas muscle cars to get a baseline on my setup yest. eve. And by the way Stephen and the guys over there are real nice guys and have a great knowledge of these cars.. ok so to the Dyno results. The first pull only showed 484/414. So we knew something was wrong for the tq numbers to be so low so we started looking at things and stephen found that the pos vararam lid had collapsed and was just dangling there. So we put it back in and tightened as well as we could and made another pull. This time it made 495/450! And this was with a 12.1 a/f ratio. So its got some left with leaning it some. Not too bad I guess. What do y'all think
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Good power, but you forgot to tell us your mods.
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They are in my sig. But here ya go..
06 c6 z51
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custom grind cam 231 239 644 651 114 +2
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z06 output shaft, z06 small shafts in diff, 3.73's
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Originally Posted by kboboz71
Well I made it to east texas muscle cars to get a baseline on my setup yest. eve. And by the way Stephen and the guys over there are real nice guys and have a great knowledge of these cars.. ok so to the Dyno results. The first pull only showed 484/414. So we knew something was wrong for the tq numbers to be so low so we started looking at things and stephen found that the pos vararam lid had collapsed and was just dangling there. So we put it back in and tightened as well as we could and made another pull. This time it made 495/450! And this was with a 12.1 a/f ratio. So its got some left with leaning it some. Not too bad I guess. What do y'all think
Stephen@ETMC is awesome.

With some fine tuning I'm sure you'll hit 500rwhp
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Yeah it needs a little bit of work. Its getting a ported fast 102 this week so im shooting for well over 500.
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Well I made it to east texas muscle cars to get a baseline on my setup yest. eve. And by the way Stephen and the guys over there are real nice guys and have a great knowledge of these cars.. ok so to the Dyno results. The first pull only showed 484/414. So we knew something was wrong for the tq numbers to be so low so we started looking at things and stephen found that the pos vararam lid had collapsed and was just dangling there. So we put it back in and tightened as well as we could and made another pull. This time it made 495/450! And this was with a 12.1 a/f ratio. So its got some left with leaning it some. Not too bad I guess. What do y'all think
Nice numbers. Are these numbers with the new lethal ported 102mm fast intake?
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No this is with the stock fast 90
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No this is with the stock fast 90
The ls2 reacts well to the fast 102 should be some nice gains. I have one on my ls2.
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The ls2 reacts well to the fast 102 should be some nice gains. I have one on my ls2.
Hey did u get to Dyno yours after the 1.8 install?
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That cam looks like a winner.

With .65x and .64x lift, I'll guess the intake lobe is a 235 lsk WITH A .646" lift making it a 4 degree or less, split. Nothing under 235 duration has a lift over .63x. Assuming a 239 exhaust puts overlap at about 11 degrees. Its a pretty agressive cam and looks interesting.

Can you post the dyno sheet?

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Yes the lift is 644/651. And I've got a pic of the Dyno sheet on my phone but how would I get it on here?
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Yes the lift is 644/651. And I've got a pic of the Dyno sheet on my phone but how would I get it on here?
E-mail it to me and I'll post it for you.

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Very nice, who spec'd that cam? What length pushrods and what rockers are you running?
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Specd by gil navarez. Pushrods are 7.40 I believe. Stock rockers. Upgrading the trunions next week.
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Did u get the sheet spin?
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Originally Posted by kboboz71
Specd by gil navarez. Pushrods are 7.40 I believe. Stock rockers. Upgrading the trunions next week.
Thank you sir
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Specd by gil navarez. Pushrods are 7.40 I believe. Stock rockers. Upgrading the trunions next week.
Do yourself and your valve train a favor and install full roller rockers. The lift is way over what the stock rocker arms were designed to take.
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Originally Posted by kboboz71
Yeah it needs a little bit of work. Its getting a ported fast 102 this week so im shooting for well over 500.
What else are you doing power wise at the same time as the 102? Very interested in seeing the gains of a ported 102.
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Im not changing anything before we make a pull with the 102 on it. That way we can see exactly what I gain from just the intake
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