LE2 383 Dyno on 10/18
Re: LE2 383 Dyno on 10/18
nice numbers Chris! I think the biggest thing holding you back is using stock castings. Move up to some ported AFR 210s and I bet you jump up to 430rwhp AT LEAST!
We'll have to get out and run em in the spring since mine is down from the winter. I will only be adding either heads or a rear end and sticky tires and a bigger stall.
Did Deckert do the tuning?
We'll have to get out and run em in the spring since mine is down from the winter. I will only be adding either heads or a rear end and sticky tires and a bigger stall.
Did Deckert do the tuning?
Re: LE2 383 Dyno on 10/18
The tuning is a bit of a sore issue right now, but we only managed to get 7rwhp over Ion's baseline tune. As far as different heads, we'll see. If I go to AFR's I would go solid roller at the same time, but I will more than likely just keep with what I have. The peak numbers aren't the highest on the board by any stretch, but the tq curve is exactly what I had hoped for.
I guess that I am looking into an LTCC setup or similar, so that would require new wires anyway.
The airbox is the stock WS.6 box with the little fins cut out, not that it makes a difference.
It sure is fun, but traction is a serious issue
Originally Posted by madwolf
Nice numbers for a throttle body bypass! 
It does look like you have some ignition problems since knock retard isn't an issue. You might want to try a colder plug with that setup after you change your coil and some better wires perhaps. I've seen a lot of people having problems with those Taylors in the past.
PS. Do you have a modified stock airbox or is that a K&N CAI?

It does look like you have some ignition problems since knock retard isn't an issue. You might want to try a colder plug with that setup after you change your coil and some better wires perhaps. I've seen a lot of people having problems with those Taylors in the past.
PS. Do you have a modified stock airbox or is that a K&N CAI?
The airbox is the stock WS.6 box with the little fins cut out, not that it makes a difference.
Originally Posted by 93ZM6Tally
Nice numbers and that torque curve is what you build a stroker for. I'll bet that car is a blast on the street.
Last edited by TQdrivenws6; Oct 19, 2004 at 06:04 AM.
Re: LE2 383 Dyno on 10/18
I finally got all the sheets uploaded, here are the links. I will put them in the original post too.
Run 1 HP and AFR
Run 2 HP and AFR
Run 2 compared to 3 HP and AFR
Run 3 HP and AFR
Run 3 compared to 4 HP and AFR
Run 4 compared to 5 HP and AFR
Run 5 SAE TQ and HP
Run 5 STD TQ and HP
Run 1 HP and AFR
Run 2 HP and AFR
Run 2 compared to 3 HP and AFR
Run 3 HP and AFR
Run 3 compared to 4 HP and AFR
Run 4 compared to 5 HP and AFR
Run 5 SAE TQ and HP
Run 5 STD TQ and HP
Re: LE2 383 Dyno on 10/18
Whats up with the max AFR, 17.5, that would be ridiculously lean right. I notice that the graph never gets anywhere close to that level. Is that just some anomaly with the dyno software?
Re: LE2 383 Dyno on 10/18
I wonder what he had the smoothing factor on..
I've turned it down to 1 on a dynojet one day and noticed some crazy bumps and valleys. I can't remeber how bad they where though.
ditto on the max afr. Most dyno operators will it the start run button well after the initial hit so they don't give thier customers heart attacks with the crazy afr dips. Its completely normal to have those dips
I've turned it down to 1 on a dynojet one day and noticed some crazy bumps and valleys. I can't remeber how bad they where though.
ditto on the max afr. Most dyno operators will it the start run button well after the initial hit so they don't give thier customers heart attacks with the crazy afr dips. Its completely normal to have those dips
Re: LE2 383 Dyno on 10/18
That is with max smoothing lol. We did get the low res code on one of the runs, but we cleared it and it hasn't come back. I am ordering a Delteq setup on Monday, so I will probably put that on, do a little more street tuning, and go back for one or two pulls.
Chris
Chris
Re: LE2 383 Dyno on 10/18
FWIW, it did the current numbers in the sig through a 9" (3% more loss) than the graphs above. I pulled it apart due to valve float above 6500rpm, and decided to go super vic and a new BRE cam. Looking for 450+rwhp through the 9", I hope to know more in a month or two once I get it all running right.
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