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Old 09-14-2017, 08:48 PM
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Hi everyone from downunder

We do not have many 8.1's here so I am at a loss at what the crank trigger wheel and cam is at.

is it the same as ls1?

I am using a aftermarket haltech ecu so does anyone have a picture of the wheel itself? or know what the trigger system is ?

This engine is in a Holden ute (pickup) truck you would say.

I heard you guys like megga squirts? even a megga squirt tune file would be great!

any info appreciated
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this is the coil on plug model not distributor
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24X crank, 1X cam

Uses the same Crank sensor as an LS1 but I believe it is wired backwards from the LS.
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it only made 216hp at the wheels through a worked auto.

does this sound about right ? the engine is standard.

using a dyno dynamics dyno which reads lower then the american dyno jet.
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Originally Posted by upyas
it only made 216hp at the wheels through a worked auto.

does this sound about right ? the engine is standard.

using a dyno dynamics dyno which reads lower then the american dyno jet.
What are you using to control the engine?

Which transmission is it connected to?

Factory I believe was 340 hp 455 lb·ft of torque at the Flywheel. But here in the states depending on what it was connected to somewhere derated when connected to a 4L80E like in a suburban Vs. the same in a truck with an Allison.

Depending on your setup, that would be a roughly 36.5% loss through the drive train. I know the dyno dynamics can read low but I would have to believe the number should still be a little higher.

On the Dynos I have used, I have seen any where from an 18%-22% loss through the drivetrain on stock configurations.
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it has a old Haltech E8 ecu in it.

I spoke to a few local guys and they are saying that the power it made is about spot on, it is a standard motor.

It has a T700 auto behind it

The guy has another engine that came out of a speed boat, can he put those heads on the truck block? would it make a big difference if he used those heads and got it ported and installed a cam?

I attatched a pic of the ute

cheers for the help
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