Originally posted by Shirl:
originally posted by GN-TV6:
</font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />And I hate to break it to you, but a couple of LT1 guys have gotten into the high 11s with bolt ons.
originally posted by GN-TV6:
</font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />And I hate to break it to you, but a couple of LT1 guys have gotten into the high 11s with bolt ons.
BRE 4-Bolt LT1 383 cubic inches
compression ratio: 11.1:1
Heads: CNC Stage 3
Cam: Crane Cams Hydraulic roller, proprietary specs
Pushrods: Crane
Rocker Arms: 1.6 ratio roller rockers
Pistons: Forged SRP/JE
Crankshaft: Scat large radius
Connecting Rods: BRE 4340 H-beam 3-D
Throttle Body: TPIS 52mm
Intake: Moroso
Fuel injectors: SVO/ 30lb./hr
Ignition: MSD 6AL, Blaster Coil
Engine Management: Ed Wright programming
Exhaust: 1.75-inch Hooker long-tube headers, no cat, 3-inch Flowmaster exhaust, no cat
Transmission: TCI 700 R4, manual valve body, B&M Pro Ratchet Shifter
Torque Converter: TCI 3600 stall
Driveshaft: LPE aluminum
Front suspension: Eibach springs, Koni shocks, no sway bar
Rear suspension: Eibach springs, Hotchkis panhard bar, pass. side airbag
Rear End: 12-bolt Moser, 3.73 gears
Wheels: Cragar Superlite II 15x5.5 front, 15x10 rear
Front Tires: M/T ET Front 28x7.5
Rear Tires: M/T ET Street 26x11.5 </font>[/QUOTE]you're crazy if you think it takes a certain list of motor mods to get into the 11s and thats that. SAR2K got solidly into the 11s in Louisiana in the nice cool winter weather (negative DAs)... he has full exhaust (like me) CAI, 1.7RRs, tuning, bigger throttle body, airfoil, built auto with converter, still the 10 bolt, and ran into the 11s, at ~111 mph. obviously the suspension on his car is setup to do it, and it was on sticky tires. And as for my car, I'm sorry you dont buy it, thats too bad, plenty of guys have done it. my exact power numbers are 291rwhp, 329rwtq, and I assumed you knew I had a full exhaust, but just in case you havent figured it out, I have a high flow cat behind the headers (since I'm being accused of lying and all)...... BTW, why would I lie about this? I have nothing to gain, besides, my V6 car is far faster than my LT1, so why I'm getting jumped on is beyond me.. As I said before, just because the LT1 that YOU worked on was slower doesnt mean they all are. and honestly, my car has average dyno numbers... BTW, AS&M midlength headers flow just about as good as long tubes, such as hooker or FLP or JetHot, so that makes some difference as well.
in what you listed above for that 383 car, the things you have conveniently forgotten, is track prep, atmospheric conditions, driver skill, and how well prepped and setup the car actually is. all these things can effect how a car runs, and admittedly, most 383 NA cars run in the 11s.. BTW, with his trap speed, that motor doesnt seem to be making much power, unless atmospheric conditions were absolutely horrible.
Also for reference.. Joe Overton, in his normally aspirated 388ci LT1, stock suspended 4th gen, recently ran a 9.36@143mph, in a 1500+ DA. this car still has 23 degree LT4 heads (AFRs).. this makes him the quickest 4th gen NA car out there, and that includes LS1s... quickest LS1 NA car is two tenths slower, and has more suspension work. they're expecting 9.1x out of overtons car in good DAs. here's the thread with his times: http://web.camaross.com/forums/showthread.php?t=289789
also for reference, here's is my car's dyno sheet, done on a dynojet.
http://memimage.cardomain.com/member...64_18_full.jpg
again, I am not sure why you're so willing to call BS on me here.. all facts I've said so far.... Is it because you are unwilling to believe any LT1 can be faster than the one YOU worked on? or is it because a bolt on LT1 has run as fast as your car, which is perhaps the quickest V6 f body around? that'd piss me off too in that case :D
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