Chevy01SS
09-02-2004, 01:29 PM
Not too bad what do you think???? :D
Before LS1edit tune (by slohawk)
313hp/329tq
After edit tune
329hp/348tq
Before LS1edit tune (by slohawk)
313hp/329tq
After edit tune
329hp/348tq
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Dyno #'sChevy01SS 09-02-2004, 01:29 PM Not too bad what do you think???? :D Before LS1edit tune (by slohawk) 313hp/329tq After edit tune 329hp/348tq teke184 09-02-2004, 03:07 PM wow..very strong... 16hp with a tune...that is about par with what i've read on a minor bolt-on car Capn Pete 09-02-2004, 03:13 PM Not too shabby!:thumb: That's roughly: ~355 HP (crank) before the tune, and ~374 HP after;). ~374 TQ before, and ~395 TQ after!:bow: Damn, I guess it's time I do a dyno tune!?:irk: Chevy01SS 09-02-2004, 03:19 PM yeah I thought it was pretty good for a basically stock car also. The midrange power and throttle response that it gained you could definetely feel in the SOTP. I was gonna buy a predator to do my fan adjustment, !CAGs, etc. and just decided to spend the extra 100 bucks and have somebody tune it while there at it. I'm pretty happy, now it's time for some kooks teke184 09-02-2004, 04:33 PM soon as i get this damn misfire figured out i plan on a tune for my Z. i'm hoping with the LTs and straight pipe exhaust along with the other small stuff that i'll be up to 340-350 after the tune. also looking to do LS6 intake and 1.8 roller rockers 1mostlystockz28 09-03-2004, 12:53 AM my 2001 camaro ss is bone stock with nothin but a lid on it and it dynoed 332hp/345tq and that was on a dyno-jet Thanks Jason Chevy01SS 09-03-2004, 11:44 AM thats pretty a pretty strong ride...nice #'s QuickSilver02 09-03-2004, 10:04 PM I wish I could get mine on a dynojet. Pewter Z 09-03-2004, 10:58 PM wow..very strong... 16hp with a tune...that is about par with what i've read on a minor bolt-on car Yupper, I went from 291rwhp to 308rwhp after a *mini* dyno tune (3 dyno runs, tuning in between). This is with extremely minor mods, only CAI and the awesome sounding, poor flowing flowmaster. Now it's the tough choice between headers or gears next. With Teke's DIY header page I am really leaning towards that versus gears that cost $250 to install | ||