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Drottie 01-06-2014 09:08 AM

650rwhp.... That's the goal
 
So the parts are piling up in the garage and I'm getting anxious start the install. The goal was 650rwhp but keep reliability and durability, that's not asking too much right? Here's what I'm going with:

Whipple 2.9 hopefully on a modest 9 or 10lb boost (4" or 3.875" pulley)
CBI ESAD cam
ID850 injectors
CTSv dual pump setup
SLP LT 1.34" headers
3" catless exhaust,X-pipe
Katech C5r t-chain w/ LS2 style tensioner
CAI w/Whipple tube
ZR1 3 bar MAP
Tune from DSX

Both my tuner and Chad from CBI said 650 shouldn't be an issue. Can't wait to get stupid!:thumb:

acowherd 01-06-2014 09:24 AM

With that list of parts and DSX behind thr keyboard...650 shouldn't be a problem at all.

2012LS3VERT 01-06-2014 09:24 AM

I can't wait to get my car sorted out so I can join the blower club too! Dang blower just sitting on the shop floor. 650 rwhp is a little high for 1-3/4 headers, they are probably going to cost you a little bit at the peak, just making it a little more difficult, but not impossible.

acowherd 01-06-2014 09:26 AM

While your at it have DSX put in his E85 flex fuel kit.

BullF-16 01-06-2014 11:29 AM

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Originally Posted by acowherd (Post 7313712)
With that list of parts and DSX behind thr keyboard...650 shouldn't be a problem at all.

:word:

TRC-SS 01-06-2014 01:55 PM

Yea you will be over that 650 mark with the whipple. Like others said a 1 7/8th or 2" header would of been better with forced induction but your goal will be met regardless.

My guess 685rwhp

Drottie 01-06-2014 02:38 PM

After the install and tune, a clutch and maybe axles will probably be the next thing addressed. But after that the E85 or any Alky meth kit.
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Originally Posted by acowherd (Post 7313717)
While your at it have DSX put in his E85 flex fuel kit.


Drottie 01-06-2014 02:49 PM

If the headers cause any problems, they could always be swapped for larger, but from some of the reading I did when I was still N/A sometimes bigger wasn't always better. Not sure if this will be the same with Whipple, if it is I can work on that. With everything else in the exhaust being pretty much wide open, I'm hoping an 1/8 or 1/4" on the headers don't hurt me to bad.
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Originally Posted by 2012LS3VERT (Post 7313713)
I can't wait to get my car sorted out so I can join the blower club too! Dang blower just sitting on the shop floor. 650 rwhp is a little high for 1-3/4 headers, they are probably going to cost you a little bit at the peak, just making it a little more difficult, but not impossible.


2012LS3VERT 01-06-2014 03:42 PM

I'm sure they won't choke it off so much that you'll miss your goal, but at that power level there will probably be a pretty good bit of power left on the table, especially compared to running a 2" header with the same mods. I'd wager on 20-30 HP at peak.

CamaroI 01-06-2014 05:54 PM

Im at 610 with a Whipple on my Automatic with similar list above if that gives you an idea. Yours will be much more with standard

BLACK10 01-06-2014 06:58 PM

We have made 750+rwhp on 1.750" headers. It just gives up a little tq on the low end. You'll be fine!

STSL 01-06-2014 07:41 PM

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Originally Posted by 2012LS3VERT (Post 7314733)
I'm sure they won't choke it off so much that you'll miss your goal, but at that power level there will probably be a pretty good bit of power left on the table, especially compared to running a 2" header with the same mods. I'd wager on 20-30 HP at peak.

Id take that bet lol..Nascar runs 1 5/8 headers and make over 950hp.Id say at 650rwhp you MAY pick up an extra 10 with the 2 inch

the_fast_one 01-06-2014 07:42 PM

Ive been talking to chad about doing all my bushings and possibly either 150 shot of juice or just ponying up and getting an ECS kit with Meth. He does awesome work and DSX is amazing with tuning

Drottie 01-06-2014 09:14 PM

Without hesitation, I'd recommend Chad at CBI for any LSx work. He really is one of the good guys, no drama, no ego, and a lot of knowledge. Dave is a wizard with tuning, very good team.
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Originally Posted by the_fast_one (Post 7315529)
Ive been talking to chad about doing all my bushings and possibly either 150 shot of juice or just ponying up and getting an ECS kit with Meth. He does awesome work and DSX is amazing with tuning



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