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10-21-2013, 10:52 AM #21Overworked/Underpaid
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^ That's what I thought, factory gauge shows redline about 5700 RPMs.
96 Trans Am WS6 LT1 M6: 10/7/11 - current: 245.7 RWHP / 266.2 RWTQ - 14.462s @ 98.28 MPH
94 Corvette LT1 A4: 4/12/13 - current: No dyno #s yet - 9.547s @ 75.11 MPH (1/8 mile)
92 Lumina Euro 3.4L LQ1 A4: 1/15/06 - current: The beater car that refuses to die...
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10-21-2013, 11:32 AM #22Administrator
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Supporting Member5749 was factory set in my tune as rev limit but i haz autocraptic.
1994 Firebird Formula 381 stroker - Carrying the torch! - 9.64 @ 139.4mph
1994 Camaro Vert - SBE LE1 Summit 8802 Cam - The Cruiser
1995 Firebird Formula - Dark Aqua Metallic - maybe restore?
The wrench/driver for LTConvert's 94 Z28- Ellwein 383/LE Trickflows/ D1SC / CPT Ultra Pro Race 4L60E/Holley Terminator EFI
10.78 @ 125mph. Shooting for 9.99 for Frank Cahall!
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10-21-2013, 05:25 PM #23InActive Member
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Sorry, meant to say the limiter. It was revved to 6500, don't want to spin a bearing. Bottom end is stock.
1995 Camaro Z28
LT1 Corvette engine, no big deal
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10-26-2013, 07:52 PM #24
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My wife's car is a bolt-on (LT's, 1.6 rockers, EWP, 36lb injectors) with a 306. Other than the rockers the heads are completely untouched put down 351/351 only taking it to 6000. A good tune is where a lot of it is at.
Jim
94 Z28, M6-RPM Stage 3,Spec 3,Forged 383,4-bolt,12.8,LE2,Eagle 6"H beam,306 for now,42lb injectors,58 BBK, Pacesetter,BMR SFC,LCA,Panhard,k-member,spohnTA and loop
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10-28-2013, 10:24 AM #25
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Seems like the LTX cars like to be a little richer than the newer stuff. I have seen 2-4 tenths of track time gain from 13.0 WOT to 12.2 in a couple of the heads/cam cars I've done. I would definitely go a fuzz richer and stuff some more timing in it if you can. Mail order tunes are usually 35-36* of timing, so you can sometimes get another 1-2* in and make more power. Just depends on the car. While a mail order tune gets the car running OK, they leave a LOT on the table.
I would also go to a NGK TR6 plug with your setup too. Especially if you run a 160* thermostat. Going to a colder heat range seems to be a good move with most heads/cam cars, even without nitrous.1998 Bright Green Metallic Trans Am LS1/M6, Cam/Intake/Exhaust, Full Suspension, 3.42 gears, 30 MPG highway and 397 RWHP on untouched heads, 12.47@115 mph.... needs gears!
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10-28-2013, 07:01 PM #26
What valve springs,rockers, pushrods are u running? Run a fuel pressure test, just for kicks?
94' Z -383 LTx, AI TFS 215cc heads/C/I
S60 rear
Stepped Hedman Hustlers an a Monoblade TB
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