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Old 07-30-2014, 07:06 PM   #15
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Damn, that was quick! What's the new plan?


Want do do like a erl 427 from adm. Maybe some all pro heads. And f1x. On e85. Squash dual fuel system. Somthing along those lines.
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Old 07-30-2014, 08:40 PM   #16
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Why not twin turbo? More power under the curve and you can change your boost levels on the fly.
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Old 07-30-2014, 08:42 PM   #17
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Why not twin turbo? More power under the curve and you can change your boost levels on the fly.
To expensive. Produces a lot of heat. Lots, a fab work.
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Old 07-30-2014, 08:52 PM   #18
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To expensive. Produces a lot of heat. Lots, a fab work.
What is your ultimate goal RWHP? The AGP kit is nice and can make 1000rwhp all day long.
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Old 07-30-2014, 09:00 PM   #19
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1100-1300. I want to do it and be done. I will accomplish my goals. I don't drive car alot. If I can make 1150 easily I'd be happy
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1100-1300. I want to do it and be done. I will accomplish my goals. I don't drive car alot. If I can make 1150 easily I'd be happy
Can that be done on E85?
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Old 07-30-2014, 09:30 PM   #21
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Can that be done on E85?


Yes sir. With right compression and boost and setup. If me and andy can work somthing ou5. Everyone will see. I research alot
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Old 07-30-2014, 09:34 PM   #22
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Very cool. I'm definitely interested in seeing how it works out for you.
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Old 07-30-2014, 09:45 PM   #23
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With an upper goal of 1300 I'm not sure if the AGP kit can size turbos big enough for that. F1X has been done enough lately that it's almost cookie cutter to get that kind of power out of one. E85 helps a ton. I loved how much more timing I could get into my LS3 in the midrange when I ran it on E85 and 13psi.

It really sucks to say, but if you really want to go fast the ZL1 is severly handicapped due to weight. My 750rwhp C6 was stupid fast and some friends have C6's over 1000rwhp. Having over 1000lbs less to start is significant. If the ZL1 isn't your daily driver and just a toy, I would seriously look at getting rid of it. I got rid of my C6 because it was my daily driver and I wanted something a bit more comfortable.
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With an upper goal of 1300 I'm not sure if the AGP kit can size turbos big enough for that. F1X has been done enough lately that it's almost cookie cutter to get that kind of power out of one. E85 helps a ton. I loved how much more timing I could get into my LS3 in the midrange when I ran it on E85 and 13psi.

It really sucks to say, but if you really want to go fast the ZL1 is severly handicapped due to weight. My 750rwhp C6 was stupid fast and some friends have C6's over 1000rwhp. Having over 1000lbs less to start is significant. If the ZL1 isn't your daily driver and just a toy, I would seriously look at getting rid of it. I got rid of my C6 because it was my daily driver and I wanted something a bit more comfortable.


The zl1 is My daily lol. Its, so comfortable. I'm not trying be the fastest car out there. Just wanting a 1 and final build. Motor wow for my daily. I'm not home alot. But when I am. Like to enjoy my car. I didn't want a vette to build. I'm really looking forward talking to andy and josh. They may tell me they don't do pro charger builds but if they do it will be da bomb. I don't mind some fab work bc the f1x will need to clear the driver strut tower brace. And get the carbon belt. Less prone to breakage. E85 will help tremendously. I'm pretty excited. The f1a and f1c may be at max rpm. And don't want that. Less strain better performing. But am so didn't want totally high rpm setup. Like f2 and f3 lol
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Old 07-30-2014, 10:51 PM   #25
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The zl1 is My daily lol. Its, so comfortable. I'm not trying be the fastest car out there. Just wanting a 1 and final build. Motor wow for my daily. I'm not home alot. But when I am. Like to enjoy my car. I didn't want a vette to build. I'm really looking forward talking to andy and josh. They may tell me they don't do pro charger builds but if they do it will be da bomb. I don't mind some fab work bc the f1x will need to clear the driver strut tower brace. And get the carbon belt. Less prone to breakage. E85 will help tremendously. I'm pretty excited. The f1a and f1c may be at max rpm. And don't want that. Less strain better performing. But am so didn't want totally high rpm setup. Like f2 and f3 lol
I'm with you on it being comfortable. I love the ZL1 for daily use compared to my C6. It also handles great on twisty roads. Take a look at the new billet compressor wheel Vortech YSi also. Unreal is around 1100rwhp with his old style YSi and a 427. He's using 91 octane with dual nozzle Alky Control meth injection. If I remember right he's around 22psi at that power level. The billet wheel is supposed to be good for around 100-150rwhp more.
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Old 07-31-2014, 11:50 AM   #27
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Sell your car & buy mine, its done & proven, you'll be crazy money ahead!
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Old 07-31-2014, 01:12 PM   #28
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I already suggested that! LOL!
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