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Used my buddys dyno yesterday - heres some cam numbers
Some people were asking me my gains from the TR230 and 243 heads
60hp and 15ft/lbs at the rears from a cam upgrade. I switched from the stock 241 head to a brand new set of Z06 243 heads when I did the cam. The car had a different mail order tune for both before cam and after cam. I believ both dyno charts to be "corrected" 2002 Z28 6-Speed with approx 33,000miles in 2008 Kooks 1-3/4" Catted Y-pipe, B&B triflow cat back SLP MAF SLP LID 180 Thermostat Mail order tune Everything else stock http://i181.photobucket.com/albums/x...uns_Page_1.jpg 2002 Z28 6-Speed with approx 41,000 miles on 2010 Kooks 1-3/4" Catted Y-pipe, B&B triflow cat back SLP MAF SLP LID 180 Thermostat Mail order tune TR230 CAM 243 Z06 Heads http://i181.photobucket.com/albums/x...uns_Page_2.jpg |
Something's screwy w/ the graph...the HP line is above the 400 mark nearly the whole way across the test range, but your numeric "Max Power" shows <400hp?
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that seems pretty good, any reason why you guys took it to 6500rpm seems kind of high.
I saw the first graph and was thinknig that is kind of low for a cam, but i failed at reading. lol |
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Edit: My question is, why doesn't the horsepower and torque cross at 5250 in the second graph? |
whats the AFRs and how much timing is in it? id double check that mail order tune
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Torque is on top,
That cam performs at 6500 I guess |
yeah, but supporting valvetrain and bottom end good for that ?
**** it, made good power right up to 6400, so be it |
IS this the 230/236 cam or the reverse split 230/224 cam?
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230/224
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Lots more area under that curve now, lookin good.
Prob could pull a bit more with some fine tuning. |
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To me it looks like all the power was gained after 5000 rpms. Would a Steaper Gear ratio help with get to his power band faster? Say like a 4.10? Lookes like from 3k-5k its pretty much spot on with his bolt on dyno for the HP. Me personally I dont care about Peak hp. I want to see gains thoughout the power band. What was the A/F during the run?
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