Re: Let's hear about your DYNO PROVEN power combos
Stock 2001LS1 shortblock.
Comp 224 / 0.581" / 112 @0.50" Cam
Patriot Perf budget 6.0l truck heads welded to 59cc chambers (flowed 312cfm @ 0.600")
1 5/8" longtube C5 headers with 2.5" x-pipe and catback
Stock LS6 intake and throttle body
26 degrees of timing and 12.5ish AF, retuned timing to 28 degrees and 13.0 AF picked up 10 hp and 8tq
Forged Texas Speed 347 (the oil consumer)
3.905 bore by 3.62 stroke
Texas Speed 243 Castings heads (flowed 312cfm @0.600")
239/243 0.642/0.612 111 Comp Cam all @ 0.50"
1 3/4" C5 longtubes with 2.5"x pipe and catback
Fast 90mm intake and stock LS2 throttle body
28 degrees of timing and 12.8 AF, setup to run 150 wet shot of nitrous
448hp and 428tq with 0 miles on setup (broke in on chassis dyno)
602 hp 558 tq on a 150hp TNT wet shot
Forged LME 416 (Current motor)
4.07 bore by 4.0 stroke
Cast L92 heads worked to 355cfm @ 0.600" lift
244/252 0.612/0.612 112 Cam Motion cam (all @ 0.50")
1 3/4" C5 longtubes, 3" x-pipe, 3 "to 2.5" Catback
Ported GM stock L76 intake and stock LS2 throttle body
28 degrees timing 12.8 AF
532hp/518tq to the wheels
Re: Let's hear about your DYNO PROVEN power combos
One of the dynos that W2W reqiures the headers go upside down to clear the mount. We did a back to back one time on another pump and found that the flipped headers were costing us 12HP...
Re: Let's hear about your DYNO PROVEN power combos
I built this one for my Buddy's El Camino.
Engine type and displacement: SBC 383
BorexStroke: 4.030x3.75
Compression ratio: 8.2:1 (Tru-Pro pistons with 25cc dish)
Induction: Holley 750 mechanical, Edelbrock Air Gap
Power adder: Procharger F1R 18# boost
Intercooler: 3 inch EBay find
Heads: Dart Iron Eagle 200cc Bowl blend, Port match, A little exhaust work
Cam: .246 I/.254 E Dur. .528 I/.544 E Lift Hydraulic flat-tappet
Exhaust: STD built 2 inch tube, 3 1/2-inch collectors, 3-inch into Y-pipe, Flowmaster mufflers, 3-inch tailpipes
Re: Let's hear about your DYNO PROVEN power combos
This was a simple one all bolt on stuff. You guys might like to try it....
Engine Chevrolet LS-1
Stock bottom end... not touched
Bore x stroke 3.900 x 3.620
Compression 10.1:1
Lunati cam 282*/287* @.050
AFR cnc heads 225 cc used out of the box
flowtech long tube headers
Chipped to run to 6800 rpm
My Superflow 901 Dyno
515 hp @ 6700 rpm 411 lb/ft @ 5600 rpm
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Re: Let's hear about your DYNO PROVEN power combos
Originally posted by JeffMcKC
Engine type and displacement: SBC 427
BorexStroke: 4.125" x 4"
Compression ratio: 11.38:1
Induction: 1090 CFM ProSystems Dom
Heads: Brodix 18X's 2.14" In./ 1.65 Ex. Intake brodix 1801
Cam: Comp solid Roller .704/ [email protected] IN.; .672/[email protected] EX. LS 114, CL 109 ( see I told you it was a N2O cam)
Exhaust: Lemons 2 - "stepped to 2 1/8", 4 inch collectors, 4 inch out exhaust Bullets
Dyno: Dyno Mustang Chassis Dyno
Transmission: Turbo 400 5200 Stall I think the stall ate some HP up.
Rear End: Ford 9" 4.30 ratio
Peak Hp: 467.1@6300- 7000 rpm,( sorry it leaned out or it would have kept going )
397 ft-lbs torque@6000 rpm
Jeff,
I told you we could get you a good cam. lol
We'll get you a good one for next years motors.
Re: Let's hear about your DYNO PROVEN power combos
I have one on the way ;) that was the old set up. Pulling the motor this week I think, getting my small motor ready for the pump gas drags.
2007 SBN/A Drag Week Winner & First only SBN/A Car in the 9's Till 2012 First to run in the .90s .80s and .70's in SBN/A 2012 SSBN/A Drag Week Winner First in the 9.60's/ 9.67 @ 139 1.42 60' 2013 SSBN/A Drag Week, Lets quit sand bagging, and let it rip!
Re: Let's hear about your DYNO PROVEN power combos
Well mine is not dyno proven but it does a lot of street duty and has been 10.50's@126mph which is in the neighborhood of 625 h.p.
Engine type and dislpacement : Dodge 400 block/ 501 cubic inches
Bore and stroke: 4.382 x 4.15
Compression Ratio: 11.48 to 1
Induction: Holley 9375 1050 cfm
Heads: Indy Cylinder Head 295 CNC Lil'EZ'S 2.14 int./1.81 exhaust / Indy intake
Cam: Comp Solid Roller int. .704 / [email protected] exh. .704 / [email protected] with Harland Sharp 1.6 rockers
Exhaust: Hooker Super Comps 2 inch primaries to 3.5 collectors to 3 inch TTi with Magnaflows (all the way to the rear bumper like a street car should ;D)
Trans: Torqueflite with 4200 convertor/Turbo Action valve body
Rear end: Mopar Braced 8 3/4 4.10 sure grip
Re: Let's hear about your DYNO PROVEN power combos
Originally posted by JoeyG
Jesse, I take it that is a track only setup?
Nope, mostly street with a couple of trips to the track a year. Its really a pussycat on the street. It idles at 800rpm and pulls 14'' of vac. All track and dyno numbers are through the tailpipes and on et street radials.
Re: Let's hear about your DYNO PROVEN power combos
Engine type and displacement: Small Chevy, 410ci
BorexStroke: 4.145 x 3.800"
Compression ratio: 11.44:1 (flat tops)
Induction: AED E85 Holley 850 mechanical, CFM ported Edelbrock Super Vic
Power adder: (not included in dyno results below, +150 HP N2O with E85 enrichment)
Heads: Edelbrock Victor Jr, 215cc runners, some port cleanup.
Cam: Comp street roller 248/254 @ .050, 108* LSA
Exhaust: Home made 1-3/4, 3-inch collectors, 3" mandrel exhaust, X pipe, dumps at axle.
Dyno: Mustang chassis dyno
Peak power numbers: 405hp @ 5900 rpm
Re: Let's hear about your DYNO PROVEN power combos
I did not build this engine but I was involved in the development of some turbo system components.
Engine type: Oldsmobile Quad 4 "BE"
Bore x Stroke 3.935 x 2.5 = 121 ci.
Compression ratio: 9.0:1
4 vlave DOHC
Camshaft info not given
Power adder: twin turbo (yep twin)
Dyno: Heenan/Froude G4
Power: 1266 @ 9500 rpm Torque 734 @ 8200
In Aug. 1987 A.J. Foyt drove the Oldsmobile Aerotech to a two way average of 267.339 at the Firestone Fort Stockton test track in Texas.
At the time this was believed to be the highest specific output ever in a endurance automotive engine.
10.46 hp/ci
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