[Z06] Heintz Racing tuned H,C,I,E jsb '08z dyno results
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Now THAT will depend on how often and how hard you drive
Mine spends most of it's time tucked away, but when she does come out she'll see a spirited run here and there. 360 Forged makes some BA wheels. Love mine.
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Just checked and it appears those tires are sold out every where. Hopefully they will come back in stock by spring time. Or even better yet, hopefully more options will become available in this size. Us and the C7Z guys have SO FEW options for traction!! And I agree on the Forged 360 wheels!
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So how do u really feel, lol.
The FAST is still a fine option. Is it the best or latest and greatest; no. 10lbs heavier than the oem piece; doubtful. As far as the spacers go; the FIC's are a top mount hat style that secure into the rail, not the manifold. The injs seat directly into the intake manifold. I cannot see how this would hurt or affect the spray pattern. If I were using the fast style spacers that mount in the actual manifold, maybe. Running mid 90's on the injs should be just fine. Next round of mods they'll be replaced. Likely with some ID's.
To the OP; the MT's I've not had an issue with thus far. They hook extremely well on the street and I've not experienced much looseness/walking on the big end. Even at 160+
The FAST is still a fine option. Is it the best or latest and greatest; no. 10lbs heavier than the oem piece; doubtful. As far as the spacers go; the FIC's are a top mount hat style that secure into the rail, not the manifold. The injs seat directly into the intake manifold. I cannot see how this would hurt or affect the spray pattern. If I were using the fast style spacers that mount in the actual manifold, maybe. Running mid 90's on the injs should be just fine. Next round of mods they'll be replaced. Likely with some ID's.
To the OP; the MT's I've not had an issue with thus far. They hook extremely well on the street and I've not experienced much looseness/walking on the big end. Even at 160+
A gallon of gasoline has the equivalent energy of a 100 sticks of dynamite.
I'm sure if GM put something like that out they would probably get their pants sued off.
The second thing I didn't like about running those injectors in the 90's, which is virtually on all the time, is the fuel rail's filling hole is off center and the spacer is centered, take a look at the obstructed flow the fuel goes through when the spacer is pushed up in the rail.
If I do this much attention to detail on just the physical operation of aftermarket parts, imagine the precision I expect from the tune with the right injectors.
With over 500 to the wheels, you got some to spare.
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Great Numbers Jack!!!
I'm drooling over your Silvarado.
Thank you for your business and if you ever need anything from us please dont hesitate to ask.
Great looking Z06 by the way!
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I'm drooling over your Silvarado.
Thank you for your business and if you ever need anything from us please dont hesitate to ask.
Great looking Z06 by the way!
http://www.americanheritageperformance.com/
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Great Numbers Jack!!!
I'm drooling over your Silvarado.
Thank you for your business and if you ever need anything from us please dont hesitate to ask.
Great looking Z06 by the way!
http://www.americanheritageperformance.com/
I'm drooling over your Silvarado.
Thank you for your business and if you ever need anything from us please dont hesitate to ask.
Great looking Z06 by the way!
http://www.americanheritageperformance.com/
-Matt
How did you even know this used to be Jack's Z??
Nm. I assume you saw the kaisen speed dyno graph pic with Jack's name.
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Yeah, the btr 3 falls off a little after 62-6400 but makes a good deal of tq. Not sure how it would compare to a btr 4 on my setup. I have a few additional changes in mind (2" arh LT's, catless mid, b&b fusion & poss. a mamo msd). May look into a cam change and milling the heads more as well. Would like to work towards 600+whp sae n/a.
Yeah, the btr 3 falls off a little after 62-6400 but makes a good deal of tq. Not sure how it would compare to a btr 4 on my setup. I have a few additional changes in mind (2" arh LT's, catless mid, b&b fusion & poss. a mamo msd). May look into a cam change and milling the heads more as well. Would like to work towards 600+whp sae n/a.
We have very similar setups BTR 3, 1 7/8 ARH catted, stock TB, but I have a ported MSD and heads done by Advanced Induction (milled 0.030"). I made 625/561 SAE (616 SAE on 93). Your cam isn't the limiting factor, nor is it your header size IMO. I would swap to a Mamo MSD and see how it does. I'd speculate you'll get at least 20whp, if not more. It is the easiest mod to swap too.
Once again, nice ride man.
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Nice setup!
We have very similar setups BTR 3, 1 7/8 ARH catted, stock TB, but I have a ported MSD and heads done by Advanced Induction (milled 0.030"). I made 625/561 SAE (616 SAE on 93). Your cam isn't the limiting factor, nor is it your header size IMO. I would swap to a Mamo MSD and see how it does. I'd speculate you'll get at least 20whp, if not more. It is the easiest mod to swap too.
Once again, nice ride man.
We have very similar setups BTR 3, 1 7/8 ARH catted, stock TB, but I have a ported MSD and heads done by Advanced Induction (milled 0.030"). I made 625/561 SAE (616 SAE on 93). Your cam isn't the limiting factor, nor is it your header size IMO. I would swap to a Mamo MSD and see how it does. I'd speculate you'll get at least 20whp, if not more. It is the easiest mod to swap too.
Once again, nice ride man.
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But I JUST put the FAST on!! lol! Honestly though Ghost, you're likely right. As mentioned, milling the heads to .030 will likely give me a decent bump also. We'll see. Gonna try to enjoy it for a bit and maybe get the clutch done and out of the way before I go searching for additional power. It's just hard to not want more more more I'm used to 1000+whp TT cars! ha
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Love the looks of your engine compartment!!! I have a similar cam 240/252 on 113 lsa with Advanced Induction .030" heads and MAMO MSD. On DynoJet I am at 625 rwhp. I also have Johnson short travel lifters you may want to think about if you pull the heads for a bump i compression. What are those valve covers you are running?? I need those in my life!!
What are the benefits going to the Johnson short travels?
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Just checked and it appears those tires are sold out every where. Hopefully they will come back in stock by spring time. Or even better yet, hopefully more options will become available in this size. Us and the C7Z guys have SO FEW options for traction!! And I agree on the Forged 360 wheels!
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Sorry I can't answer your question about the trailer. That picture was taken by the previous owner. It was what I had immediately available to me here at work. I have no trailer and my garage is not nearly that nice, haha.