Got my PP93 T/A Dyno Tuned......Something seems off....
and FWIW, what I have been reading notes that LT headers will typically pull better down low, whereas shorties are high RPM headers. The main reason people note such a difference with LT's is they just got back a chunk of what they lost (or didn't gain) on the bottom by going with a big cam/higher RPM setup or shorty headers. Since noone drives there car around at 4k RPM, its more noticeable.
2 Things I Noticed
1. Because you have a stall converter, that takes some of the hp #'s in your dyno.
2. You at least need a cutout. You need somthing to let that exhaust flow with minimum restriction. And most mufflers are going to do so, especially a flowmaster, due to the chambers. So get a cutout, dont waste the money on a catback, because what if it doesnt help out much. Thats $300 down the drain.
Or....... dissconnect your catback from your y-pipe, and run your car that way.
1. Because you have a stall converter, that takes some of the hp #'s in your dyno.
2. You at least need a cutout. You need somthing to let that exhaust flow with minimum restriction. And most mufflers are going to do so, especially a flowmaster, due to the chambers. So get a cutout, dont waste the money on a catback, because what if it doesnt help out much. Thats $300 down the drain.
Or....... dissconnect your catback from your y-pipe, and run your car that way.
I dont see anything wrong. I was able to tune to a rich 340 with the set up in the sig. 105 is about right, i am in the 111 range on a good day after some more on track tuning (leaning it out).
And the debate of the LTs, someone donate me some shorties and y and i will pull with the LTs and the shorties and see the difference. My money is that not much difference on track or dyno.
And the debate of the LTs, someone donate me some shorties and y and i will pull with the LTs and the shorties and see the difference. My money is that not much difference on track or dyno.
I bet those heads aren't what you think they are thats all.
On the side note, 1 3/4 headers will make more power then 1 5/8, shorty headers will pull better up top then long tubes because the longer primaries build tq not HP, dont' want to go into it again, read my previous posts.
On the side note, 1 3/4 headers will make more power then 1 5/8, shorty headers will pull better up top then long tubes because the longer primaries build tq not HP, dont' want to go into it again, read my previous posts.
Originally posted by aintno6
2 Things I Noticed
1. Because you have a stall converter, that takes some of the hp #'s in your dyno.
2. You at least need a cutout. You need somthing to let that exhaust flow with minimum restriction. And most mufflers are going to do so, especially a flowmaster, due to the chambers. So get a cutout, dont waste the money on a catback, because what if it doesnt help out much. Thats $300 down the drain.
Or....... dissconnect your catback from your y-pipe, and run your car that way.
2 Things I Noticed
1. Because you have a stall converter, that takes some of the hp #'s in your dyno.
2. You at least need a cutout. You need somthing to let that exhaust flow with minimum restriction. And most mufflers are going to do so, especially a flowmaster, due to the chambers. So get a cutout, dont waste the money on a catback, because what if it doesnt help out much. Thats $300 down the drain.
Or....... dissconnect your catback from your y-pipe, and run your car that way.
I will not be going the cutout route. I really think that the flowmaster piping in the cat-back has a lot of restriction in it, and the 52MM TB could only help. The heads are from a very reputable person according to the previous owner, and should be fine. From what I've seen, a ported head/hotcam setup usually sits between 350-370 dependent on setup. I'm not screaming for a ton more power, just trying to figure if I can get it above the 355-360 mark. The heads are working as the TQ shows that in itself.
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