New Dyno Numbers for the Z
#1
New Dyno Numbers for the Z
got my pig dyno-tuned on Sat.
mods:
stock bottom end LT1
stock heads
comp305 camshaft w/ dual springs and 1.6rr's
stock clutch (not much grip anymore)
full exhaust (LT's into 3" duals)
NGK TR6 plugs gapped at .38 for nitrous, Taylor 8mm wires
stock 3.42 rear w/ a bent axle (that can't help anything........)
328rwhp/343rwtq
What do you all think? Is that about right for a cam-only LT1, granted it's not a big cam by all means, so i think it's reasonable right now.
I'm getting new valvesprings/pushrods and getting new axles put in. As well as a special Ram clutch that will be suited to hold the TNT 150 shot that is being put together right now.
I just hope i can get to the bottom of the "squiggly" lines w/ the valvesprings/rear axle fixed since we couldn't do anything w/ the tune. Opti maybe? i hope not.
A/F was a perfect 13.2-13.4 across the board too
-Ben
mods:
stock bottom end LT1
stock heads
comp305 camshaft w/ dual springs and 1.6rr's
stock clutch (not much grip anymore)
full exhaust (LT's into 3" duals)
NGK TR6 plugs gapped at .38 for nitrous, Taylor 8mm wires
stock 3.42 rear w/ a bent axle (that can't help anything........)
328rwhp/343rwtq
What do you all think? Is that about right for a cam-only LT1, granted it's not a big cam by all means, so i think it's reasonable right now.
I'm getting new valvesprings/pushrods and getting new axles put in. As well as a special Ram clutch that will be suited to hold the TNT 150 shot that is being put together right now.
I just hope i can get to the bottom of the "squiggly" lines w/ the valvesprings/rear axle fixed since we couldn't do anything w/ the tune. Opti maybe? i hope not.
A/F was a perfect 13.2-13.4 across the board too
-Ben
#3
Re: New Dyno Numbers for the Z
Pretty good #'s Ben... Those squiggly lines are more ignition related than anything. How old are your plugs / plug wires? Perhaps the old tune semi-fouled out your plugs if it was rich...
Additionally, any idea on what the graph looked like w/ the smoothing set @ 5, instead of zero? Just curious if the power fell off abruptly or what.
Additionally, any idea on what the graph looked like w/ the smoothing set @ 5, instead of zero? Just curious if the power fell off abruptly or what.
#6
Re: New Dyno Numbers for the Z
Originally Posted by Bersaglieri
Sounds pretty good, now throw on a CAI, E-WP, ASP Pulley and get your money's worth out of that cam.
-Dustin-
-Dustin-
i have a K&N CAI already, not really a huge mod since everyone does them, so i left it out
but might do the ASP Pulley, and for E-WP?.....prob down the road when i do the LE 2.5 package
thanks for the replies guys!
and Shawn i think it might be the opti....just not being able to handle the hard revs of the motor?? gawd another 600 there for the delteq setup, here we come
Last edited by Hybrid86Z; 04-25-2005 at 07:21 PM.
#8
Re: New Dyno Numbers for the Z
not a whole lot of miles, maybe like 20K?? replaced it back in '03 before a road trip to Vegas :dunno:
I have a feeling the Delteq is going to be draining my bank acct here in the next couple days
I have a feeling the Delteq is going to be draining my bank acct here in the next couple days
#9
Re: New Dyno Numbers for the Z
i just ordered the Combination Motorsports EX-612 spring kit along w/ some new hardened pushrods....between those, an ASP Pully, 58mm TB (i want it for the spray, not so much gains on motor tho...), and fixing my bent axle, i should be solid in the 330's and maybe sneak a 340rwhp in there someplace!
I can only hope
I can only hope
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