My numbers from today
Well, just got back from getting the car tuned. Only made 1 pass on motor, and just 1 on nitrous.
Motor pass (nitrous tune with 26 degrees of timing pulled) : 393 @ 6500 364 @ 5000rpms
Nitrous pass (NOS 5177 dry kit w/dual .44 nozzles) : 500/496 I only ran it up to 5900rpms on this pass. It was holding steady at 500rwhp though. I don't think it'd made much more.
Air/fuel stayed right around 12.5-13.0 on both pulls.
I wasn't too disappointed in my numbers. We had just drove the car 40 miles consistantly taching 3000+rpms and then drove it straight on the dyno. Motor temp was 200 degrees when the first pull was made. She was a bit heat soaked. As most of ya know, I'm not one for using dyno tricks though. I like to know what I actually make while driving it on the street. So we didn't let it cool down, or ice it. I won't be able to get my graphs up b/c I don't have a scanner. If I can talk to More Performance and have them e-mail it to me, then I might be able to post them.
Motor pass (nitrous tune with 26 degrees of timing pulled) : 393 @ 6500 364 @ 5000rpms
Nitrous pass (NOS 5177 dry kit w/dual .44 nozzles) : 500/496 I only ran it up to 5900rpms on this pass. It was holding steady at 500rwhp though. I don't think it'd made much more.
Air/fuel stayed right around 12.5-13.0 on both pulls.
I wasn't too disappointed in my numbers. We had just drove the car 40 miles consistantly taching 3000+rpms and then drove it straight on the dyno. Motor temp was 200 degrees when the first pull was made. She was a bit heat soaked. As most of ya know, I'm not one for using dyno tricks though. I like to know what I actually make while driving it on the street. So we didn't let it cool down, or ice it. I won't be able to get my graphs up b/c I don't have a scanner. If I can talk to More Performance and have them e-mail it to me, then I might be able to post them.
ORIGINAL: code3GT
Nice #'s. I would have thought your TQ #'s would be a little higher on spray, but nice none the less.
Nice #'s. I would have thought your TQ #'s would be a little higher on spray, but nice none the less.
Tommy, that was on dual .44 NOS jets, roughly 140-150 at the crank. A wet kit would have seen better numbers. The installation isn't tough, if you know your way around some wires....there's lots of wires and connections, that's about it. It's not that tough if you have someone who's done one before helping ya. The NOS 5177 kit from Summit is what I run. Very simple, straightforward kit. I do recommend a wet kit though. They seem to make MUCH more power and you don't have to pull timing from the motor. However, you have more things that can go wrong with one.
Thanks guys.
ORIGINAL: 66chevyIISS
you should of iced it for 2 hours. 700rwhp easily! [sm=smiley36.gif]
nice numbers though!
you should of iced it for 2 hours. 700rwhp easily! [sm=smiley36.gif]
nice numbers though!
ORIGINAL: jdaniel
Nah... its just an LS1. [sm=smiley36.gif]
Nah... its just an LS1. [sm=smiley36.gif]


