RWHP Should be higher? What limitations
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I have a M6 with stock 10 bolt (till it blows).
flow .272/.192 @ .550 lift,they feature 2.00/1.55 manley valves, Comp Cams springs, titanium ret, 10 deg locks,Comp Cams Hi Tech rokers on Comp Cams 7/16 studs,3/8 Comp Cams push rods, Buaer Racing Engines custom grind solid roller cam with 248/.260 dur @ .05 lift .619/.629 lift on a 111LSA(this is ground for N2O), Comp Cam lifters.
flow .272/.192 @ .550 lift,they feature 2.00/1.55 manley valves, Comp Cams springs, titanium ret, 10 deg locks,Comp Cams Hi Tech rokers on Comp Cams 7/16 studs,3/8 Comp Cams push rods, Buaer Racing Engines custom grind solid roller cam with 248/.260 dur @ .05 lift .619/.629 lift on a 111LSA(this is ground for N2O), Comp Cam lifters.
I have a M6 with stock 10 bolt (till it blows).
flow .272/.192 @ .550 lift,they feature 2.00/1.55 manley valves, Comp Cams springs, titanium ret, 10 deg locks,Comp Cams Hi Tech rokers on Comp Cams 7/16 studs,3/8 Comp Cams push rods, Buaer Racing Engines custom grind solid roller cam with 248/.260 dur @ .05 lift .619/.629 lift on a 111LSA(this is ground for N2O), Comp Cam lifters.
flow .272/.192 @ .550 lift,they feature 2.00/1.55 manley valves, Comp Cams springs, titanium ret, 10 deg locks,Comp Cams Hi Tech rokers on Comp Cams 7/16 studs,3/8 Comp Cams push rods, Buaer Racing Engines custom grind solid roller cam with 248/.260 dur @ .05 lift .619/.629 lift on a 111LSA(this is ground for N2O), Comp Cam lifters.
Unanswered questions:
I'm guessing you have a stock T56 and stock clutch, stock 3.42 gears, and stock LT1 heads with some work done to them. You told us that you have Comp Cams springs... but what model? 918s?
I'm guessing you have a stock T56 and stock clutch, stock 3.42 gears, and stock LT1 heads with some work done to them. You told us that you have Comp Cams springs... but what model? 918s?
Last edited by JakeRobb; Jul 12, 2007 at 10:01 AM.
Torque curve and fuel both look good. With a cam that size, I'd think your hp would be peaking a little higher than 6250 rpm. I'm also not seeing no 420 rwhp @ 6800 rpm.
What kind of timing are you running @ WOT?
What kind of timing are you running @ WOT?
That N20 cam is "248/.260 dur @ .05 lift .619/.629 lift on a 111LSA" and from BRE? I think I've seen a few posts from him about super low LSA's that most people wouldn't believe and splits that differ from conventional nitrous cam theory.
Looks run of the mill to me.
But don't get caught up in the dyno. Take it to the track and start trouble shooting there. Fix the little things as they add up. I've dynoed 337 and traped 94ish in the 8th.
Looks run of the mill to me.
But don't get caught up in the dyno. Take it to the track and start trouble shooting there. Fix the little things as they add up. I've dynoed 337 and traped 94ish in the 8th.
That N20 cam is "248/.260 dur @ .05 lift .619/.629 lift on a 111LSA" and from BRE? I think I've seen a few posts from him about super low LSA's that most people wouldn't believe and splits that differ from conventional nitrous cam theory.
Looks run of the mill to me.
But don't get caught up in the dyno. Take it to the track and start trouble shooting there. Fix the little things as they add up. I've dynoed 337 and traped 94ish in the 8th.
Looks run of the mill to me.
But don't get caught up in the dyno. Take it to the track and start trouble shooting there. Fix the little things as they add up. I've dynoed 337 and traped 94ish in the 8th.
If you are not happy now with your numbers...wait until your put a beefy rearend and drag tires on the car...
Dyno numbers are not the end all of how a car "will" run, but an indication of how it "might" run.
You be surprised at how fast some cars are while not making much rwhp....combination is the key.
Good luck.
Dyno numbers are not the end all of how a car "will" run, but an indication of how it "might" run.
You be surprised at how fast some cars are while not making much rwhp....combination is the key.
Good luck.



