Is the truck intake choking upper RPM HP?
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Is the truck intake choking upper RPM HP?
Here's my graph from Friday night...mods are listed below. Any thoughts?
LS1 swap (stock heads and rotating assy)
TR 224 .563 112 cam
ASP UDP
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K&N FIPK
Pacesetter LT's (1.75" primaries, 3" collectors), 3" ORY to 3" Flowmaster 40
31pph 8.1L injectors
truck intake manifold/accessories
4L60-e, 3.42 gears, 20" rims/tires
354 hp, 357lb-ft
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LS1 swap (stock heads and rotating assy)
TR 224 .563 112 cam
ASP UDP
E-fans
K&N FIPK
Pacesetter LT's (1.75" primaries, 3" collectors), 3" ORY to 3" Flowmaster 40
31pph 8.1L injectors
truck intake manifold/accessories
4L60-e, 3.42 gears, 20" rims/tires
354 hp, 357lb-ft
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That question is driving me crazy. I got a ls6 intake sitting in my closet.
You need to come pick it up, have it installed, and then redyno.
But as I said in your post on tech, it's obvious in my eyes that there is
some sort of restriction in your 5-6 thousand rpm range.
In my opinion, there is no way is a TR224 112 going to
flat line like that.
We could speculate that perhaps your camshaft wasn't degreed in correctly.
For example, perhaps it was installed 8* advanced and that caused the
early peak. But if this was the case, I still couldn't see why it would
flatline from 5400-6200. Power would peak and then rapidly fall off.
I don't know... It's interesting none the less.
You need to come pick it up, have it installed, and then redyno.
But as I said in your post on tech, it's obvious in my eyes that there is
some sort of restriction in your 5-6 thousand rpm range.
In my opinion, there is no way is a TR224 112 going to
flat line like that.
We could speculate that perhaps your camshaft wasn't degreed in correctly.
For example, perhaps it was installed 8* advanced and that caused the
early peak. But if this was the case, I still couldn't see why it would
flatline from 5400-6200. Power would peak and then rapidly fall off.
I don't know... It's interesting none the less.
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What about the LS2 SSR (Truck Style) intake, it did good on the dyno for my LS2 before the Radix install. Here is a link to my e-bay auction for pictures of it. From what I understand it flows as much as the LS6 and is still a raised runner design.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...RK%3AMESE%3AIT
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...RK%3AMESE%3AIT
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IMO those numbers look pretty good considering Ive heard that 20's will show a little less HP due to the heavy rotating mass. Most LS1 cars Ive seen with those mods put about that to the wheels. This is what Ive actually seen, not the 400 rwhp cam only cars Ive read about. You may gain a little more up top with the LS6 intake, but youll probably loose a little down low.
Is that showing the AFR at 12:1?? If so, thats a little rich dont you think?
Is that showing the AFR at 12:1?? If so, thats a little rich dont you think?
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Originally Posted by zippy
yes, it is choking compared to the car intakes.
the 01' and newer car intake is the one to go with, or
aftermarket.
the 01' and newer car intake is the one to go with, or
aftermarket.
but, I'd like to know for sure.
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