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Old 03-26-2010, 06:28 PM
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LT1 POWR's turbo build **Dyno Numbers Added**

***Update***
Edit... just talk to Travis and he got some preliminary numbers:

A/F right around 12.0
timing only @ 17 degrees (which is low for an LTx. I told him to turn it up to 24-26 degrees, but start @ 21/22 degrees and see how it reacts as he goes up).
91 octane doesn't help...

495hp 491ft/lbs @ 7psi thru an AUTO

I think with more timing he should be right @ 550rwhp @ 7psi.

Updated numbers @ 10psi: 602rwhp/602rwtq

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96 Z28 with the following mods:

224/224 .577/.582 114 LSA
This is the MAF I'm using, but mine is all aluminum. It has the IAT sensor built in. This website has tables for tuning,
http://www.powrmax.com/PowrMAF%20100.html
I don't know what boost I'll be at, anywhere from 10-15psi from what I'm told. I'm not looking for a particular hp or ET or boost level, so whatever springs I'm using now will be fine for a while.
I'm using a LT1 style monoblade throttle body with the LT1 style IAC and TPS sensors. I have a 3 bar MAP sensor.
I have an adjustable fuel pressure regulator set to about 42 psi at idle. Twin in-tank walbro 255lph fuel pumps, one set to come on at about 5-6 psi. Fuel injectors are Siemen Deka 80lb high impedance injectors.
Ignition is a LSI PCM with D585 truck coils (lower dwell time) and MSD wires with iridium spark plugs gapped at .031"
Rockers are crower 1.65.
Springs are Comp 26094-16. Seat load: 178lbs @1.900''_Open load: 459lbs @1.275_Rate: 449lbs/in
I'm using LS7 lifter with about .00416" preload.
Fans are Flex Lite 410's.
Tranny is a built 4L60E with a 2800 stall.
Rear end is a 12 bolt with 4.11 gears.
Compression ratio should be around 9.2:1.

General Engine Specs

1997 .030" over 350 LT1 out of a Pontiac Firebird
230cc Brodix LT1 Cylinder Heads w/62cc Chambers
Fully CNC ported intake/exhaust/combustion chambers
Cometic "MLS" Head Gaskets
ARP Undercut Head and Main Studs
CP Pistons & Pins - 24cc Dish (Approx. 9.0:1 comp ratio with 62cc heads and .040 gasket)
Total Seal Piston Rings
Manley 5.700" H-Beam Connecting Rods
Callies Billet Steel Splayed 4 Bolt Main Bearing Caps
Callies "Stealth" 4340 3.75" Stroke Crankshaft - Internally Balanced
Fluidampr 7.5 o.d. internal balance 740101
Cloyes Double Roller Timing Chain
Canton Road Race Oil Pan, Melling High Volume (10%) Pump Mel-10552, and Canton Pickup
Trickflow 7.3" Chromemoly One Piece Pushrods TFS-21407300

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I am going to post build pics along the way.

Driver's Header tacked
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Old 03-26-2010, 06:31 PM
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Old 03-26-2010, 09:10 PM
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Old 03-26-2010, 09:23 PM
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i wouldnt be worried about only a 40 on a tc78 anyhow. Its been done dozens of times and no issues as long as it isnt just horrid placement.
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yeah, i am not too worried. i told him if he wants to run less than 10psi, then he should get a bigger gate, but he is going to run more boost then that.
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That head/intake setup has my interest.
Id really like to do away with the stock LT1 Intake and Holly 58mm TB. And do something similar to that

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too bad i cant see pictures at work. damn websense

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Build is on hold for about 4 weeks. i will update the thread when i get going again.
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where are you getting pipe? and is it 14 or 16 gauge?
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columbia mandrel bends... 16ga
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Old 06-30-2010, 12:53 AM
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Originally Posted by 93Z286Speed
That head/intake setup has my interest.
Id really like to do away with the stock LT1 Intake and Holly 58mm TB. And do something similar to that

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too bad i cant see pictures at work. damn websense
I've got a head/intake setup just like this one for sale. Let me know if your interested. They are SBC Dart heads converted for LTX reverse flow cooling and use a SBC intake manifold, I've got a ported/customized edelbrock EFI single plane.
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Bringing this back up as I started on the project again for the customer. I wasn't happy with the fit of the headers, so i remade them I freed up some clearance and made the install much easier.

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Thanks man! I get my piping from Columbia Mandrel Bends (search yahoo for their web address).
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Very nice, beautiful work. I just hope I have some time to work on it this year.
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Thanks bro. You'll be happy when you open the box full of parts
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Test fitting in the car:

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Welding... back purge setup.
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