GMMG chambered on a TPI
Lt1's are basically just short runner TPI setups, where as LS1s are completely apart. Plus the LS1's have a totally different firing order than the standard SBC. Actually its said to be the same as ford, which explains why LS1's are closest sounding chevy motor to a mustang. I think they sound great. Nothing wrong with an LS1 sound
Will
Will
Originally posted by 85_305
Why do LS1's sound like such crap? What is so diff. about them?
What kind of fuel-delivery system does and LS1 and LT1 have? I have been told it was MPI.. but always thought it was TPI until I have read this thread and really thought about it...
Why do LS1's sound like such crap? What is so diff. about them?
What kind of fuel-delivery system does and LS1 and LT1 have? I have been told it was MPI.. but always thought it was TPI until I have read this thread and really thought about it...
where as LS1s are completely apart
What the block is made up of, and the firing order are gonna alter the freakin' exhaust note?? Why?
What is a TPI setup.. long-runner or short runner?
LT1's are always short-runner?
Yes, changing the firing order will affect the sound emitted. Also LS1's are a completely different design of motor. They have nothing in common with any previous SBC except maybe the fact that gm went back to a belt driven water pump after the LT1's design.
noise tolerance limit set during development.They were made to be quiet.
TPI has a LOOOOONG runner.
Yes, changing the firing order will affect the sound emitted. Also LS1's are a completely different design of motor. They have nothing in common with any previous SBC except maybe the fact that gm went back to a belt driven water pump after the LT1's design.
Come on man, go to the LS1 tech section and ask maybe they can answer you. Its alluminum for one, second the heads are redesigned, they won't fit a standard sbc, the block is not compatible with any sbc parts, the intake manifold is totally different, it uses coil packs instead of a distributor.... ITS JUST DIFFERENT
Long runner design equates to more low end torque and loss of high end hp, which is why most lightly modded L98's will take an equally modded LT1 off the line, but the LT1 will catch up and pass about half track down the 1/4 mile
And firing order does affect sound, I don't know how, but it does, i've heard the difference
Will
Long runner design equates to more low end torque and loss of high end hp, which is why most lightly modded L98's will take an equally modded LT1 off the line, but the LT1 will catch up and pass about half track down the 1/4 mile
And firing order does affect sound, I don't know how, but it does, i've heard the difference
Will
Come on man, go to the LS1 tech section and ask maybe they can answer you
Thanx for the explanations though, Will.. I will try to use the appropriate forum next time for my question.
Matt
Nah, just seems like you have some good questions that would be more thoroughly answered in the LS1 tech section, I don't know much about the LSx engines, and those guys do! Good luck
Will
Will
Yes exhaust will effect it-every part from manifold back
but also things like cam/valvetrain
Why can't an LS1 be totally different. Just like a
Chevy 5.0 305 is different than a ford 5.0 302.
LS1 has a different block, totally different design
with bank to bank flow, dry sumps, main bolts.
LS1 is Aluminum. LS1 has totally different bore and
stroke=346CID not 350. Different pistons,valves, pushrods
etc, etc, etc. It be easier to name one thing in common with
TPI. YES is in multi port-pretty much every thing is now.
TPI was realitily new at the time which is why it is so
seen on the car. EFI is almost always listed as tuned anymore.
Runner length is generally associated with low end TQ
TPI is 26" give or take. LT1 is 3". So it seems LT1
would be a higher runner yet the knock on LS1 is less
low end TQ of the 3 while its runner is 16".
Its been awhile since I read those #'s but I know they're close.
The point is there are alot of other factors. And as everyone
whos had a TPI knows the knock is you can't fill them fast
enough at high RPM so the car doesn't pull strong to the redline
while LS1's get scarier and scarier as the RPMs soar.
but also things like cam/valvetrain
Why can't an LS1 be totally different. Just like a
Chevy 5.0 305 is different than a ford 5.0 302.
LS1 has a different block, totally different design
with bank to bank flow, dry sumps, main bolts.
LS1 is Aluminum. LS1 has totally different bore and
stroke=346CID not 350. Different pistons,valves, pushrods
etc, etc, etc. It be easier to name one thing in common with
TPI. YES is in multi port-pretty much every thing is now.
TPI was realitily new at the time which is why it is so
seen on the car. EFI is almost always listed as tuned anymore.
Runner length is generally associated with low end TQ
TPI is 26" give or take. LT1 is 3". So it seems LT1
would be a higher runner yet the knock on LS1 is less
low end TQ of the 3 while its runner is 16".
Its been awhile since I read those #'s but I know they're close.
The point is there are alot of other factors. And as everyone
whos had a TPI knows the knock is you can't fill them fast
enough at high RPM so the car doesn't pull strong to the redline
while LS1's get scarier and scarier as the RPMs soar.
every part from manifold back
I always thought that the MPI Camaro's were crap.. were they?
the knock is you can't fill them fast
How is MPFI crap? Most systems are that, unless its some rail direct or other efi setup. Are you talking about those gay 2.8L MPFI camaros back in the 80's that had that badging?
OK any change in shape, size, or WHATEVER will change exhaust sound. There are ways to optimize exhaust flow and power w/o increasing sound levels. Its been this way for years and years.
OK any change in shape, size, or WHATEVER will change exhaust sound. There are ways to optimize exhaust flow and power w/o increasing sound levels. Its been this way for years and years.
And there are ways to get more top end out of em, IE change the runners to a shorter SLP or Accel style runner. But they will never be as effective in the top end as say an LT1 unless you do away with the TPI completely and switch to stealthram or superram. It costs way too much to get minimal benefits from porting on a stock TPI. You could get much more power up top from an aftermarket system
Will
Will
Are you talking about those gay 2.8L MPFI camaros back in the 80's that had that badging
rail direct
OK any change in shape, size, or WHATEVER will change exhaust sound
stealthram or superram


