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"Cunningham Automotive Inc. is a Texas Domestic For-Profit Corporation filed on September 17, 2020. The company's filing status is listed as In Existence and its File Number is 0803765309. The Registered Agent on file for this company is Antonio Pierce and is located at 1079 W. Round Grove Road, Suite 318, Lewisville, TX 75067.
The company has 1 principal on record. The principal is Antonio Pierce from Lewisville TX."
So far, in addition to the posted site I previously listed, this is all I can find on the referenced mfg.
Anyone in Lewisville TX heard of this company?
The site shows a purchase price of $139,995 and a reserve deposit of $5000
on 11/2018 street view it was an empty spot between Marcos Pizza and a Great Clips. I live about 40 minutes away and don't go to that area, or I would drive by.
They are claiming 512 rwhp if I remember what I read. So how much of an improvement is that over a standard C8? All the usual disclaimers, different dynos, different days, etc.
You would need a high compression engine (c8 is already high compression) heads, cam, I/HE and some alternative fuel because 93 Octane won’t get you there , and finally the ability to tune the car.
Some type of port injection will be needed as well.
They are claiming 512 rwhp if I remember what I read. So how much of an improvement is that over a standard C8? All the usual disclaimers, different dynos, different days, etc.
The stock dynos I have seen are just about 440whp.
Are you saying that WHP before is approximately 450. And the WHP after is approximately 550. That would mean in 1/4 mile instead of
10.9 seconds it would possibly be 10.5 . And 0-60 3.5 seconds.
Smells like ricer math. Tuned airbox? WOAAHHHH!! Probably $6K for that "package" (intake/exhaust) . Sure hope Taadge contacts Mr. Lingenfelter soon! Missing out on 105HP from a few simple mods and stickers.
They are claiming 512 rwhp if I remember what I read. So how much of an improvement is that over a standard C8? All the usual disclaimers, different dynos, different days, etc.
Yeah they’re claiming 512 whp on a Mustang Dyno. I live in the area and have never heard of this shop.
I live in the Little Elm area but this is not far from where I work in Lewisville. On my next if office day I will have to do a drive by and check it out. I will get an update but it could be Tuesday next week.
Last edited by tsquared38016; Feb 11, 2021 at 07:47 PM.
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Like other tuners have said 600hp and torque is the max the transmission can hold before slipping. That air box is a beautiful work of art. I’m waiting for the Z06
600 at the crank (with 93 gas) won't be possible without a cam swap. I would guess that with a stock cam, e85 tune, and a compression bump to 12:1 would still only put you in the 580 range (along with the mods listed). As for injectors, I've made 705 crank in the LT1 motor which is about maxed out. I added the LT4 low side for insurance afterwards because I was on the edge.
Oh yes it is possible with ported heads, intake and exhaust. Since there is no data on mapping, this engine could be detuned for longevity. Its all about flow and timing.
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