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I made comments directly related to the thread. OP himself noticed my cars and asked me about them. So my answers are contributing to the thread. Nobody is doing anything wrong here. If I came on here talking about my cars then yes, that would be derailing the thread. |
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05-04-2022, 11:35 AM | #30 | |
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One thing I personally like about the ZL1 and GT500 over the Hellcat is the fact that the engine and car are made in the USA. The plaque with the engine builder on the engine is an awesome touch. The Hellcats are made in Canada and the engines are made in Mexico. |
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Making fun of someone because he owns a “Furd” just shows your immaturity. He was asked a question and gave a genuine answer. You just simply didn’t like what he had to say so you made fun of his “Furd”
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05-04-2022, 12:06 PM | #32 |
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I think there is a strong possibility the car might not even allow you to increase power (torque) with those kinds of airflow mods'. These cars can restrict STOCK power in some situations (I'm not talking about TCS/Stability Control). It might limit torque output in some scenarios, which would negate any modifications that could increase torque, like improving airflow, for example.
Maybe it ran well for a few runs in those vidoes, but we don't know the whole story, because the videos don't portray the whole story. I know A10s have torque limits in at least (2) gears [I just can't remember for sure off the top of my head]. Adding anything the ECM will calculate to make more torque will likely make it start pulling timing or closing the throttle to where it thinks the torque should be. My point is: it's likely the scenario you're looking for isn't common because it won't work effectively. You gotta' pay to play...
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05-04-2022, 12:24 PM | #33 | ||
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Speaking of the engine tho, and going back to your first post, the biggest issue with the ZL1 is the stock blower...secondary would be the cam and heads. GM did not build this car with much room to expand on. The blower is only 1.7 liters. And GM did a great job taking those Eaton units and modifying them to flow as well as (if not more than) the bigger blowers that came on the 5th Gen ZL1. However they were content with using just enough to achieve their goals and keep the costs down. On the other hand the HC has a much larger 2.4 liter blower. And the GT500 has a 2650 stock. Both of those cars can achieve well into the 700 RWHP range on just a pulley and tune. You need soo much more to get the ZL1 to those levels. And there are GT500s and HCs hitting over 900 to the wheels on stock cam, stock blower, stock exhaust manifolds...my build list for my GT500 will put me around 850+ RWHP on just boltons including ported blower. So you can see why those who want huge power gains typically gravitate towards an aftermarket blower for the Zl1. The issue is that you're just looking for about 40 more HP. That is going to be difficult, if not impossible, without tuning. However once you are ready to tune then you can easily achieve an extra 40 HP with just LTs, pulley, and tune. Or instead of a pulley you could then do the ported blower, LTs, intake, and tune. So it might be a matter of just waiting until you are ready to tune. because these stock ZL1s are wrung tight from the factory. To get any real additional power means voiding the warranty. Quote:
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10.6-GT500 11.0-ZL1 And if I was spending over 100K on a Furd I would be pissed if the race was even that close. At those times above, its about the reaction times, and like I said if I'm spending 6 figures on a car it shouldn't be that close.
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All this being said, it takes nothing from the fact that you can buy a ZL1 considerably cheaper and if you're willing to throw away your warranty, you can mod one to 700whp and blow the doors off a GT500 and still save money over buying a GT500. However, none of this changes the fact that the GT500 is noticeably quicker than a ZL1 in stock trim. |
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05-04-2022, 01:50 PM | #39 |
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I'm not sure what's going on around here lately, but we all need to take a step back, take a breath, and be more respectful of each other. This isn't about being a softy snowflake, or whatever. This is about keeping OUR Community healthy. The reasons for any of the posts that are happening don't matter.
WE ALL (including me) NEED TO DO OUR PART TO KEEP COMMENTS RESPECTFUL. Please do that. So many of you contribute SO MUCH knowledge through your experiences, failures, wins, etc. I've learned so much from many of you. It's not fun if Admin/Mods have to come in and shut a bunch of threads down or giving out infractions. Please take more time to think about what you're posting before sending. If you need to report someone, please do. We don't want trolls, and I don't think any of you are. Please do it for the Community. Respectfully...
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