TXsilverado

iTrader: (19)

just added 4.30 gears and havent been to the track yet. i need to replace knock sensors and im moving over to speed density. im already running a 3600 converter and dont want to go any bigger due to a 125-150 shot out of the hole and another 100 to 125 shot at 2nd gear. im hoping the gear keeps me in the power band.

and i want to add one of these 102mm intakes lol.

Fepony

good info...

xx_ED_xx

iTrader: (17)

below 4500 was what i was talking about

06Sierra2

im confused on why u think he lost low end torque?

Flaco

iTrader: (4)

those are great gains to start offf with, tune, cold air , and exhaust should really wake it up

AndysC3

iTrader: (14)

very nice gains. I wonder how much you would gain from a 102MM throttle body.
And for us 78mm guys. I'd bet the gains would be closer to 35-40hp

03sierraslt

iTrader: (22)

I would like to see what it does out to 7k on a bit larger engine, but none the less cool to see the graphs and thanks to the original poster for sharing.

fortplainman

wow thats pretty sweet. even for 1k, that number would jump for the guys that have CAI/LT's full exhaust, cam, and tune to probably 40rwhp. id say that mod after what i listed would be a good upgrade since 1k is middle of the road before FI. good numbers!

hog

because thats usually what happens...

4500 +3.5rwhp
5000 +17.3rwhp
5500 +20.5rwhp
6000 +19.8rwhp

4500 +4.1 lbft
5000 +18.1 lbft
5500 +19.6 lbft
6000 +17.3 lbft

Interpolating using the above data, there would be both power and torque losses under roughly 4000rpm.

Gains up top, usually always mean losses down low.

peace
Hog

ShredSled

iTrader: (11)

Nice baseline data.

Now, how much would simply a 102mm tb affect things?

And, any word on if they are coming with the RT for the rectangle port heads yet???