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Old 12-05-2010, 12:04 PM   #127
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Just one more thing, skinnies up front and DRs in the back make it good, nitrous makes it a beast!
sounds like you have the experance, you in with screaming
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Old 12-05-2010, 12:36 PM   #128
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Rod1 used that recipe for 12.01 in the quarter.

And your statement on the intake is relative. They don't make huge power gains regardless of the brand, and I imagine they're all relatively close in power. BBK didn't get evaluated by Janetty, CAI had the highest peak hp gain but the worst average(not by much on either). Some of us don't care to tuck our filter down and back where we can't have easy site/accessibility/install.
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Old 12-05-2010, 12:42 PM   #129
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sounds like you have the experance, you in with screaming
Nope, haven't taken mine to the track, yet (maybe this spring) and still on stock tires. I just can't help plugging ROD1 for the great job he's done.
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Old 12-05-2010, 04:40 PM   #130
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Yea, I was trying to give you guys a plug, Y'all have done so much for the
V6 community. And I have to agree with usa1 some of us don't like to go hunting for the air filter, but I did think the injen got the best #'s I could be wrong.
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Yea, I was trying to give you guys a plug, Y'all have done so much for the
V6 community. And I have to agree with usa1 some of us don't like to go hunting for the air filter, but I did think the injen got the best #'s I could be wrong.


Thanks, but the others really deserve any credit. I'm a new comer and I'm still trying to figure a lot about this new engine myself. They are actually out putting it on the track. I figured the best contribution I could make is on the FI front, and even that's stalled now.
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Old 12-05-2010, 05:19 PM   #132
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Thanks, but the others really deserve any credit. I'm a new comer and I'm still trying to figure a lot about this new engine myself. They are actually out putting it on the track. I figured the best contribution I could make is on the FI front, and even that's stalled now.

Yea, Me too, I was ready for a supercharger. I really like this engine, I believe this engine has a lot of potential, and rod 1 and screaming have just scratched the surfaced of this little engine. When the aftermarket really gets ahold on this engine where some real testing can be done then I feel we will have a monster on our hands.

I mean if you looks at the specs on this engine omg
forged crank
4 bolt mains/cross bolts
4 valve cylinders heads
dual overhead cams
Looking at the specs just reminds me of race car stuff


I really believe this little engine could make eazy 500-600 hp
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Old 12-05-2010, 05:25 PM   #133
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Yea, Me too, I was ready for a supercharger. I really like this engine, I believe this engine has a lot of potential, and rod 1 and screaming have just scratched the surfaced of this little engine. When the aftermarket really gets ahold on this engine where some real testing can be done then I feel we will have a monster on our hands.

I mean if you looks at the specs on this engine omg
forged crank
4 bolt mains/cross bolts
4 valve cylinders heads
dual overhead cams
Looking at the specs just reminds me of race car stuff


I really believe this little engine could make eazy 500-600 hp
Yeah, just a little worried about the rod bolts and pistons. 600 to the crank would be pushing those two things in my mind, but I'm more than willing to let someone try. I'm more worried about the tranny. ROD1 thinks it can take a lot more than I do. Of all of us, he's probably going to be the one to prove it.

Other than that, yeah I'm really impressed with the engine. I think it's a MUCH bigger leap than when GM introduced the Vortecs (I loved that in one of my old trucks) and Ford introduced the Tritans (got that in my current truck).

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Old 12-05-2010, 06:05 PM   #134
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What we know about the v6 engine:
It likes good premium fuels
It likes cold air (the colder the better)
The engine likes to run rich not lean
The engine likes to get hot
did i miss anything guys
That info looks familiar.

This is what I posted at 6:27 this morning on another thread.

Coincidence or great minds think alike.

Items he has found out about this V6:

1. High Octane fuel is a must to produce all possible HP.
2. The incoming air temp. must be as low as possible when read by the MAF sensor because the IAT is located in the same controller
3. This engine likes to run rich not lean.
4. When making runs on a dyno, no reason to let the engine cool down first, the hotter the better (to a point).




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Yea, I was trying to give you guys a plug, Y'all have done so much for the
V6 community. And I have to agree with usa1 some of us don't like to go hunting for the air filter, but I did think the injen got the best #'s I could be wrong.
You are CORRECT. The INJEN produced the best HP proven by an independent tester. All the systems tested well. However, when it comes to producing HP the INJEN is at the top and they have the 1/4 mile times to prove it too. The INJEN has the top 5 out of 6 fastest ET's.
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Old 12-05-2010, 06:36 PM   #135
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Sort of independent. Not sure idf a retailer of the tested products can be considered independent.
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Old 12-05-2010, 07:28 PM   #136
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Sort of independent. Not sure idf a retailer of the tested products can be considered independent.


True enough, I just figured they were the only ones who stepped up and tested the four of them at once. Independent probably not. Just didn't list who it was. But they do get credit for doing it.

Thank you JANNETTYRACING

http://www.camaro5.com/forums/showthread.php?t=96774

And we all know SCRMING tested a couple models at one time too.

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Old 12-05-2010, 08:47 PM   #137
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So does it matter who makes the long tube headers
I heard BBK makes a really good set
and then i thought about a set of pypes cat back would make it sound good.
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Old 12-05-2010, 08:50 PM   #138
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So does it matter who makes the long tube headers
I heard BBK makes a really good set
and then i thought about a set of pypes cat back would make it sound good.
I think BBK makes the best bang for your buck. I'm not sure what you are asking if it matters who makes the LT headers. It matters just as much as any other perfomance part made by multiple manufacturers. lol
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Old 12-05-2010, 10:24 PM   #139
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True enough, I just figured they were the only ones who stepped up and tested the four of them at once. Independent probably not. Just didn't list who it was. But they do get credit for doing it.

Thank you JANNETTYRACING

http://www.camaro5.com/forums/showthread.php?t=96774

And we all know SCRMING tested a couple models at one time too.

Thanks, John.
So, correct me if I'm wrong, but didn't the CAI with the ADM scoop produce better numbers than this? (including passing the Injen?)
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True enough, I just figured they were the only ones who stepped up and tested the four of them at once. Independent probably not. Just didn't list who it was. But they do get credit for doing it.

Thank you JANNETTYRACING

http://www.camaro5.com/forums/showthread.php?t=96774

And we all know SCRMING tested a couple models at one time too.

Thanks, John.
I simply tested the Original Airaid and the Injen...

One thing the Janetty testing didn't do was letting the cars set after running and then restart and see how long it took the IAT's to recover. The stock box and the Airaid had a hard time recovering... Where as with the IAT with the Injen recovered basically as soon as you start the car.... the benefit of drawing air from outside the engine bay and not from behind the hot radiator... and there was no Kool-Aid involved....
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