486rwhp, 571lb-ft: Fairly Stock LT1!
01-19-2005, 10:08 AM
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Re: 486rwhp, 571lb-ft: Fairly Stock LT1!
Originally Posted by pillagenburn
I know of LS1's making that kinda HP with just a cam, bolt-ons and mildly ported heads
oh, and heads/cam/bolt-ons aren't so obviously illegal too - but i guess you could always just hide the bottle somewhere; God forbid a cop search your car though
someone needs to really work on the heads for our cars get us up with those LS1 guys - its possible, just need the right combination of people and heads
oh yea, Delteq rocks
just my $0.02
oh, and heads/cam/bolt-ons aren't so obviously illegal too - but i guess you could always just hide the bottle somewhere; God forbid a cop search your car though
someone needs to really work on the heads for our cars get us up with those LS1 guys - its possible, just need the right combination of people and heads
oh yea, Delteq rocks
just my $0.02
01-19-2005, 10:32 AM
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Re: 486rwhp, 571lb-ft: Fairly Stock LT1!
Bad AZz Z28
Please remove the link to the business in your sig. You can have a link to a place like Borla or K&N if describing your exhaust and intake mods but we ask that individual businesses contact the admins for advertising rates. Thanks!
Please remove the link to the business in your sig. You can have a link to a place like Borla or K&N if describing your exhaust and intake mods but we ask that individual businesses contact the admins for advertising rates. Thanks!
01-19-2005, 05:13 PM
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Re: 486rwhp, 571lb-ft: Fairly Stock LT1!
Brent no problem. We have contacted about advertising rates, and as soon as I finish the site for him, J&J will be advertising, but I had copied the sig from another board and forgot it was a link. Totally unintentional.
edit: thanks for the help with those other posts
edit: thanks for the help with those other posts
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01-21-2005, 06:53 PM
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Re: 486rwhp, 571lb-ft: Fairly Stock LT1!
Glad I could help with this engine build and tuning this monster. It really is a freak wtih the type of number that it is turning out and the times it is running. I would've gotten the car over 500whp if it wasn't so late and I wasn't so tired
02-08-2005, 05:38 PM
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Re: 486rwhp, 571lb-ft: Fairly Stock LT1!
I forgot to post up any of the videos. Here is the first one I got from Innovative:
Right Click, Save As
Right Click, Save As
02-08-2005, 10:36 PM
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Re: 486rwhp, 571lb-ft: Fairly Stock LT1!
hmmm...well here is the link from Innovative, try this one I guess:
"Here's the video.
Right Click and save as. 1.9MB MPEG 4 (Quicktime).
Right Click Save As "
"Here's the video.
Right Click and save as. 1.9MB MPEG 4 (Quicktime).
Right Click Save As "
02-09-2005, 11:39 AM
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Re: 486rwhp, 571lb-ft: Fairly Stock LT1!
Originally Posted by Bad AZz Z28
hmmm...well here is the link from Innovative, try this one I guess:
"Here's the video.
Right Click and save as. 1.9MB MPEG 4 (Quicktime).
Right Click Save As "
"Here's the video.
Right Click and save as. 1.9MB MPEG 4 (Quicktime).
Right Click Save As "
02-10-2005, 03:13 PM
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Re: 486rwhp, 571lb-ft: Fairly Stock LT1!
Originally Posted by Bad AZz Z28
I'd like to thank Jay from J&J Speed Shop. Despite a few inches of snow, Jay and I drove down to Innovative and dynoed 486.9rwhp and 571tq.
J&J worked with the tune while we were on the dyno, as I was set up much more for NA/winter. His on the fly work paired with some old tunes we made, worked wonders.
J&J worked with the tune while we were on the dyno, as I was set up much more for NA/winter. His on the fly work paired with some old tunes we made, worked wonders.
02-20-2005, 01:29 AM
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Re: 486rwhp, 571lb-ft: Fairly Stock LT1!
im not fimiliar with the dyno you mentioned, but i dont see a hot cam with a 125 shot making that kinda power.
why wasnt there any motor pulls? its always good to get a base to compare.
just curious......
why wasnt there any motor pulls? its always good to get a base to compare.
just curious......
02-20-2005, 12:41 PM
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Re: 486rwhp, 571lb-ft: Fairly Stock LT1!
Originally Posted by 1SLOSBC
im not fimiliar with the dyno you mentioned, but i dont see a hot cam with a 125 shot making that kinda power.
why wasnt there any motor pulls? its always good to get a base to compare.
just curious......
why wasnt there any motor pulls? its always good to get a base to compare.
just curious......
02-20-2005, 07:20 PM
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Re: 486rwhp, 571lb-ft: Fairly Stock LT1!
Jay,
isnt the zex kit a dry kit?? I dont understand how one kit can make a hughe difference over every other kit out there, whether it be NX, TNT, Cold Fusion, etc. I figured that its always in the jets and their quality and the rest of the system is comparable to all of the other systems out there.
-john
isnt the zex kit a dry kit?? I dont understand how one kit can make a hughe difference over every other kit out there, whether it be NX, TNT, Cold Fusion, etc. I figured that its always in the jets and their quality and the rest of the system is comparable to all of the other systems out there.
-john