Katech builds the first 1000+hp LT5. Dyno video inside
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Katech builds the first 1000+hp LT5. Dyno video inside
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Wow. That is insane. You'll be able to spin the tires all the way from one corner to the next.
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Wow, all bolt on and no tune.
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Exactly how we are controlling the engine will remain proprietary at this time. We do have control of the calibration using this method so it has been tuned.
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The industry standard for engine dyno is STP. We showed SAE for the baseline to have a direct comparison to the 755 SAE factory rating and directly compare the increases due to dyno headers, air filter, and calibration.
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For comparison sake, what were the STP numbers for the baseline? SAE was 788/762, this would convert to what in STP? That way we can see the increases of the first mod using the same correction factor.
I'm not trying to be a "Richard Cranium" here, just wanted to see the increases using the same correction factor........
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thanks jason,
for comparison sake, what were the stp numbers for the baseline? Sae was 788/762, this would convert to what in stp? That way we can see the increases of the first mod using the same correction factor.
I'm not trying to be a "richard cranium" here, just wanted to see the increases using the same correction factor........
for comparison sake, what were the stp numbers for the baseline? Sae was 788/762, this would convert to what in stp? That way we can see the increases of the first mod using the same correction factor.
I'm not trying to be a "richard cranium" here, just wanted to see the increases using the same correction factor........
826/795.
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