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Old Jun 2, 2006 | 12:28 PM
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Re: Dyno vid, T74gts vette, 96 LT4 Vette

Originally Posted by engineermike
Based on everyone else in the turbo V-8 world, we set up a recent T-76/377 at 28 deg total timing. It seems as though all the turbo LT1, LS1, and mustang guys run 16 - 24 deg timing and make some stupid power, so 28 seemed like a good starting point, if not a little ambitious.

After fooling around with it on the dyno, we found 50 fwhp by going to 30 deg timing. We met the customer's hp goals, so we left it there.

I think turbo people, in general, are too conservative on timing. In our case, 2 deg of timing was worth more power than 1-2 psi boost.

Mike
Was that on an engine dyno or chassis dyno? Obviously each car is different but don't forget about taking into account the wind resistance and extra load that car is going to feel going down the track.
Old Jun 2, 2006 | 01:04 PM
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Re: Dyno vid, T74gts vette, 96 LT4 Vette

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Was that on an engine dyno or chassis dyno?
Engine dyno.
Old Jun 2, 2006 | 08:53 PM
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Originally Posted by Sean94Z
You running pump or race fuel?
I'm also curious...
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