Almost.. 5.7L no power adders goes 385+ RWHP
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Well I was hoping to top the supercharged guys, but while close it wasnt close enough.
Made 385rwhp just 20bhp off a factory 2006 Z06 7L Corvette!
With an underdrive pulley, electric water pump and maybe dual 3" exhaust and running on 99 Octane vmax or something Id do it.
A bigger cam would also have done it.
But with my sainsburys super and 7 year old exhaust 385rwhp will do me. (And still scare some of the SC lads!)

Made 385rwhp just 20bhp off a factory 2006 Z06 7L Corvette!
With an underdrive pulley, electric water pump and maybe dual 3" exhaust and running on 99 Octane vmax or something Id do it.
A bigger cam would also have done it.
But with my sainsburys super and 7 year old exhaust 385rwhp will do me. (And still scare some of the SC lads!)

Yeah it depends what you want out of things. I like the cam sound of a nice NA setup.
I have Dart heads and a 220/224 crane cam running mafless with an otrcai. I recon I could do 400 with the mods suggested, but Id be chasing numbers
My wallet would also empty further. Its nice to drive as is so I think Ill finish up at this point.
There are a couple of other blokes with NA setups under way. One looking at AFR heads/cam and fast90 that should break the 400 easy.
I have Dart heads and a 220/224 crane cam running mafless with an otrcai. I recon I could do 400 with the mods suggested, but Id be chasing numbers
My wallet would also empty further. Its nice to drive as is so I think Ill finish up at this point.
There are a couple of other blokes with NA setups under way. One looking at AFR heads/cam and fast90 that should break the 400 easy.
weltmeister said:
Richard why was it run in Shoot 8F ? That is for forced induction and the ramp rate may be different and the outcome different ? Do'nt know for sure but you may actually have more BHP
Cheers
Allan
Cheers
Allan
It was run in both Allan, and the result was exactly the same in both, I used Shoot8F purely to keep the run times down while mapping.
Now imagine a larger cam only setup in a VXR stock 6L!
It has a larger engine and throttle, better flowing heads with higher compression. I wouldnt be surprised if it matched or beat my numbers. Something like a 224/228-112 comp cams on XER lobes.
The BHP per pound on that would smash any of the mild SC setups. £325 will buy you the cam and valve springs required. The rest is labour and some gaskets etc.
It has a larger engine and throttle, better flowing heads with higher compression. I wouldnt be surprised if it matched or beat my numbers. Something like a 224/228-112 comp cams on XER lobes.
The BHP per pound on that would smash any of the mild SC setups. £325 will buy you the cam and valve springs required. The rest is labour and some gaskets etc.
vixpy1 said:
weltmeister said:
Richard why was it run in Shoot 8F ? That is for forced induction and the ramp rate may be different and the outcome different ? Do'nt know for sure but you may actually have more BHP
Cheers
Allan
Cheers
Allan
It was run in both Allan, and the result was exactly the same in both, I used Shoot8F purely to keep the run times down while mapping.
Charlie
Not having run in 8 & 8F on the same car I was'nt sure if RR would be different. I did not know Richard was mapping it, though he had just done a powertest. No malice meant.
Cheers
Allan
ringram said:
Now imagine a larger cam only setup in a VXR stock 6L!
It has a larger engine and throttle, better flowing heads with higher compression. I wouldnt be surprised if it matched or beat my numbers. Something like a 224/228-112 comp cams on XER lobes.
The BHP per pound on that would smash any of the mild SC setups. £325 will buy you the cam and valve springs required. The rest is labour and some gaskets etc.
It has a larger engine and throttle, better flowing heads with higher compression. I wouldnt be surprised if it matched or beat my numbers. Something like a 224/228-112 comp cams on XER lobes.
The BHP per pound on that would smash any of the mild SC setups. £325 will buy you the cam and valve springs required. The rest is labour and some gaskets etc.
It may well, but you'll never beat a good SC setup for torque delivery. Even the standard car more than enough power to maintain silly speeds easily, but the thing with the blower is the torque delivery and increase in acceleration that gives. Can't beat that I don't think!!

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