To all Stroked S197 out there!
#31
RE: To all Stroked S197 out there!
Muscle Motor Performance in Canoga Park,CA.
MMP 5.0 Stroker Street Mod 950 $3,699.00 Labor(R&R Shortblock Dissassembly) - $1,200 Labor (Additional Labor to pull off heads due to bent valve + Stage 3 porting) $2,000
MMP 5.0 Stroker Street Mod 950 $3,699.00 Labor(R&R Shortblock Dissassembly) - $1,200 Labor (Additional Labor to pull off heads due to bent valve + Stage 3 porting) $2,000
#33
RE: To all Stroked S197 out there!
#34
RE: To all Stroked S197 out there!
ORIGINAL: zkiller
Do you hear any piston slap with that stroker? All I hear is a lod *** exhaust so I really can't tell
Do you have the knock sensors still or no? yes
Do you hear any piston slap with that stroker? All I hear is a lod *** exhaust so I really can't tell
Do you have the knock sensors still or no? yes
#35
RE: To all Stroked S197 out there!
ORIGINAL: lynwood78
I just got my car back today from the shop and my numbers were 335 HP 333 TQ Stroked the motor to a 302 5.0. The rods are Manley H-Beam and the pistons are Manley Platinum Pistons. The crank is a 5.75 Kellogg crank. What do you guys think about the numbers? My car sounds totally pissed off. BTW my car is auto.
I just got my car back today from the shop and my numbers were 335 HP 333 TQ Stroked the motor to a 302 5.0. The rods are Manley H-Beam and the pistons are Manley Platinum Pistons. The crank is a 5.75 Kellogg crank. What do you guys think about the numbers? My car sounds totally pissed off. BTW my car is auto.
My gut feeling is they don't know how to tune the cams - in my experience, this has been the root cause of every car that doesn't make the expected power after cams were done. My cams didn't start to make worthwhile gains until my shop learned how to play with the "cam phasing" (valve timing), which is adjustable if you dig in the code enough. If all you do is throw the cams in and limit your tuning to just ignition timing and fuel mapping (which is all most shops know how to do), the computer will actually try to tame the cams - not unlike a body trying to reject a transplanted organ! This is where you're missing out on BIGHP. If you want to continue using that shop, have them call SCT (SCT has very good customer support) and they should be able to walk them through on howto play with the cams, otherwise find a shop that already knows how to do it. It may take some trial and error, but the power is there.
I attached my dyno showing before and after the cams. The only thing that changed between the two graphs is the "after" has the cams.
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#36
RE: To all Stroked S197 out there!
I might be wrong(most likely) I am no tuning guru but isn't that one fat(rich) A/F ratio shouldn't you be between 11-11.5 instead of over 13 the whole way. To me it just looks like an extremely safe tune.
#37
RE: To all Stroked S197 out there!
ORIGINAL: fordfanboy
Ditto - I am 8.4:1 with -8 lines, #60 injectors, summit cop's, and the GT500 dual pumps with extra harness and DM...
I also now have a 298ci. I had the 302 on the last motor but swapped to the 298 this time and it is WAY better IMO. I have the knock sensors now and the car runs all around better at 298. In fact, I have no slap at all now and the car idles and runs smooth as stock. The knock sensors are VERY important to keep and why most of the major shops recommend that you go with 298 ci.
ORIGINAL: baha
9.5:1 isn't that low for F/I. actually the stock engine has a 9.8:1 CR.335rwhp indeed lower than expected for these mods. check your A/F ratio. BTW, do you still use the stock injectors? if you do change 'em the stock ones won't handle a stroker with Heads/Cams.
ORIGINAL: lynwood78
The compression ration was done low, I believe it was a 9.5- just in case I wanted to fo FI.
The compression ration was done low, I believe it was a 9.5- just in case I wanted to fo FI.
I also now have a 298ci. I had the 302 on the last motor but swapped to the 298 this time and it is WAY better IMO. I have the knock sensors now and the car runs all around better at 298. In fact, I have no slap at all now and the car idles and runs smooth as stock. The knock sensors are VERY important to keep and why most of the major shops recommend that you go with 298 ci.
#38
RE: To all Stroked S197 out there!
ORIGINAL: downriverT
I might be wrong(most likely) I am no tuning guru but isn't that one fat(rich) A/F ratio shouldn't you be between 11-11.5 instead of over 13 the whole way. To me it just looks like an extremely safe tune.
I might be wrong(most likely) I am no tuning guru but isn't that one fat(rich) A/F ratio shouldn't you be between 11-11.5 instead of over 13 the whole way. To me it just looks like an extremely safe tune.
I agree with the tuning. Have the your tuner talk to SCT, or take it to another shop.
#40
RE: To all Stroked S197 out there!
ORIGINAL: lynwood78
ORIGINAL: zkiller
Do you hear any piston slap with that stroker? All I hear is a lod *** exhaust so I really can't tell
Do you have the knock sensors still or no? yes
Do you hear any piston slap with that stroker? All I hear is a lod *** exhaust so I really can't tell
Do you have the knock sensors still or no? yes
The clearance is just too tight to have them. Do you know what piston slap sounds like? I have one of the loudest exhausts' around and I could easily hear the slap when I had a 302 stroke. I'm sure you have slap just as I'm sure you don't have the knock sensors.
Canoga Park? You should get a second opinion from Extreme Automotive. Call Sean (he is the owner) - they don't do custom tuning but they do some nice motor work.
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