Finally got my new 383 setup on the dyno
Re: Finally got my new 383 setup on the dyno
Not too shabby at all!
I think I have about the same goals in mind as you. I want to make as close to 400 rwhp as possible without sacrificing drivability/reliability. As of right now, I've got stock heads on my 383 with a 227/232 cam. I'm still trying to decide on a head/cam combo but I've got plenty of time to make a decision seeing as how I have no $$.
If you don't mind me asking, what are the specs on your cam? I saw Lloyd said 220's, if so then maybe I won't need a bigger cam after all. Guess it depends on the heads I go with, eh? What do those LE1's flow anyway? Also, have you checked your gas milage at all? Just curious as to how fuel efficient that setup is.
If you don't mind me asking, what are the specs on your cam? I saw Lloyd said 220's, if so then maybe I won't need a bigger cam after all. Guess it depends on the heads I go with, eh? What do those LE1's flow anyway? Also, have you checked your gas milage at all? Just curious as to how fuel efficient that setup is.
Re: Finally got my new 383 setup on the dyno
Originally Posted by LT193
Weight is the only reason we need more power lol. What mods u got on ur lightning?
Under $1400 in mods....
The instant you mash it you got 500+ rwtq and it does not drop much.
Re: Finally got my new 383 setup on the dyno
I'm sure the torque must feel great in that car. Another thumbs up for Lloyd's packages.
I can't wait to get the 383 in the Monte finished.
Heck, I'm even thinking about swapping out my 218/230 cam for one of Lloyd's cams.
I can't wait to get the 383 in the Monte finished.
Heck, I'm even thinking about swapping out my 218/230 cam for one of Lloyd's cams.
Re: Finally got my new 383 setup on the dyno
Originally Posted by J Rod
Not too shabby at all!
I think I have about the same goals in mind as you. I want to make as close to 400 rwhp as possible without sacrificing drivability/reliability. As of right now, I've got stock heads on my 383 with a 227/232 cam. I'm still trying to decide on a head/cam combo but I've got plenty of time to make a decision seeing as how I have no $$.
If you don't mind me asking, what are the specs on your cam? I saw Lloyd said 220's, if so then maybe I won't need a bigger cam after all. Guess it depends on the heads I go with, eh? What do those LE1's flow anyway? Also, have you checked your gas milage at all? Just curious as to how fuel efficient that setup is.
If you don't mind me asking, what are the specs on your cam? I saw Lloyd said 220's, if so then maybe I won't need a bigger cam after all. Guess it depends on the heads I go with, eh? What do those LE1's flow anyway? Also, have you checked your gas milage at all? Just curious as to how fuel efficient that setup is.
Re: Finally got my new 383 setup on the dyno
hey nice numbers, i was thinking about going with exactly the same set up. is your car a a4, and how was the customer service from both companys. did the heads bolt right up n u were ready to go? thanks
-kirk
-kirk
Originally Posted by cehan
I don't want to reveal all Lloyd's proprietary information, but if you check out his website, you'll see his power estimates for the different head/cam packages. I'd say his advertised numbers are conservative. It's more than just the cam by itself. When I talked to Lloyd about doing a LE1 383, he worked with Bret Bauer to design a cam/spring setup that would work with his ported heads, and he even called Chad Golen to ask about the short block that he was building for me. He put in a lot of effort to make sure it all performed well together. I couldn't be happier with the results.
Re: Finally got my new 383 setup on the dyno
Originally Posted by kirk94z
hey nice numbers, i was thinking about going with exactly the same set up. is your car a a4, and how was the customer service from both companys. did the heads bolt right up n u were ready to go? thanks
-kirk
-kirk
Re: Finally got my new 383 setup on the dyno
Dam good numbers. I'm suprised how well that cam works on a 383. I always consider that cam the red headed step child because it's not really a big numbers cam (no 400+rwhp) but it really should perform on the street and track since it just makes lots and lots of TQ.
Bret
Bret
Re: Finally got my new 383 setup on the dyno
Originally Posted by SStrokerAce
Dam good numbers. I'm suprised how well that cam works on a 383. I always consider that cam the red headed step child because it's not really a big numbers cam (no 400+rwhp) but it really should perform on the street and track since it just makes lots and lots of TQ.
Bret
Bret
. Not that it matters, but someone asked about the gas milage. I didn't actually check it, but when I was ******* it around for 400 miles just to break in the new clutch, it seemed to get about the same milage as I got when I had the Hot Cam. This is the perfect street package, what a fun car to drive! Good job on the cam, Bret
Re: Finally got my new 383 setup on the dyno
Originally Posted by kirk94z
this a a4 or a m6 sorry if i missed it. i am looking to go with the same set up.. i got a a4 so if u had a a4 i would be happy with this set up
Re: Finally got my new 383 setup on the dyno
There is a stroker for ya folks. I made 383rwhp/353rwtq with heads and cam...but this car would probably trap 5mph more then mine did due to the insane torque! Nice #'s. BTW, I trapped 114mph wit only 368rwhp/336rwtq (tune wasnt even close compared to the 383rwhp/353rwtq #'s).
Re: Finally got my new 383 setup on the dyno
Originally Posted by kirk94z
this a a4 or a m6 sorry if i missed it. i am looking to go with the same set up.. i got a a4 so if u had a a4 i would be happy with this set up
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