[Z06] 611/585 on E & 588/546 on 91
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611/585 on E & 588/546 on 91
2012 C6z06 Carbon Edition
611rwhp/585rwtq on E85
588rwhp/546rwtq on 91
Mods:
AHP Stage 1.5 (116) LS7 cam
AHP CNC Ported Package 4 LS7 Heads
AHP Ported MSD LS7 Intake Manifold
Nick Williams 102 Throttle Body
Billy Boat 1 7/8" Long Tube Headers
Halltech 103 Cold Air Intake
DW65 Fuel Injectors
DSX Flex Fuel Sensor Kit
This thing Pulls Amazingly hard, Sounds wicked at idle and like a pure Beast as wide open throttle and best of all... She drives like a dream with no packing lot bucking or highway surging. She is going to need every bit of her 345 888R rear tires to hold this power
For anyone looking for a very reliable and good driving 600+rwhp setup for their C6z06 this is a Tested and Proven Package!!!!
Idle Clip followed by some Dyno Graphs (and yes its the correct SAEJ1349 (2004) correction Factor!
E85 Dyno Graphs:
91 Dyno Graphs:
She is one Bad Girl, LOL!!!
https://americanheritageperformance.com/
611rwhp/585rwtq on E85
588rwhp/546rwtq on 91
Mods:
AHP Stage 1.5 (116) LS7 cam
AHP CNC Ported Package 4 LS7 Heads
AHP Ported MSD LS7 Intake Manifold
Nick Williams 102 Throttle Body
Billy Boat 1 7/8" Long Tube Headers
Halltech 103 Cold Air Intake
DW65 Fuel Injectors
DSX Flex Fuel Sensor Kit
This thing Pulls Amazingly hard, Sounds wicked at idle and like a pure Beast as wide open throttle and best of all... She drives like a dream with no packing lot bucking or highway surging. She is going to need every bit of her 345 888R rear tires to hold this power
For anyone looking for a very reliable and good driving 600+rwhp setup for their C6z06 this is a Tested and Proven Package!!!!
Idle Clip followed by some Dyno Graphs (and yes its the correct SAEJ1349 (2004) correction Factor!
E85 Dyno Graphs:
91 Dyno Graphs:
She is one Bad Girl, LOL!!!
https://americanheritageperformance.com/
Last edited by American Heritage; 01-27-2023 at 09:25 PM.
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Haha I came in to this thread and looked at the numbers and thought, wow those are my exact numbers! Then I realized, hey that’s my car!
Just picked it up today and didn’t really get to open her up yet, but even on the drive home the throttle response is already so much better than before. Can’t wait to take it out this weekend to really see the improvements with the new E85 tune, MSD manifold and the NW throttle body. Thanks again Kohle!
Just picked it up today and didn’t really get to open her up yet, but even on the drive home the throttle response is already so much better than before. Can’t wait to take it out this weekend to really see the improvements with the new E85 tune, MSD manifold and the NW throttle body. Thanks again Kohle!
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I wonder what it would run on 93!
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Nice numbers. If it's a 2012, it's not a Carbon Edition Z06 as those were only 2011 & they also don't have the black roof.
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On a realistically calibrated dynojet I bet this heads/cam setup with the 116 cam would make around 550-560rwhp on 93 octane. In one of LMR's somewhat recent videos I think Steven said 93 octane is good for about 20 hp over 91 octane.
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Usually - the biggest difference can be seen at peak torque when you have more octane since that is the highest cylinder pressure of the run. Up top maybe an extra deg or two which only makes only a little difference…unless the engine is severely octane limited. Then it’s a bigger difference.
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Kohle shared this on Instagram too and labeled it as a 112 cam build. I wonder where the miscommunication is. I'm interested because I'm really torn between the 116 and 112 cams. Being on the fence is the only reason I haven't placed an order yet. I'd love to hear a driving review from you, whichever cam it is!
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I understand that this was tuned on a hub dyno that's a little generous, my own Corvette was tuned there once. I'm not really concerned about the numbers, I'm mostly interested in a review of the driving manners with their 112 cam.
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Exactly why I have a feeling this isn’t a 116. Powerband looks like my old k501 and not my current “116” equivalent (stage 1 from cammotion -6 overlap)
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It’s for sure a 116 cam ( at least that’s what I asked for and what’s on my invoice ) so unless the 112 cam was accidentally put in, these numbers are based off the 116
Drives basically like stock to me and I’m very picky when it comes to driveability and did a lot of research before choosing which cam to go with.
Drives basically like stock to me and I’m very picky when it comes to driveability and did a lot of research before choosing which cam to go with.
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It’s for sure a 116 cam ( at least that’s what I asked for and what’s on my invoice ) so unless the 112 cam was accidentally put in, these numbers are based off the 116
Drives basically like stock to me and I’m very picky when it comes to driveability and did a lot of research before choosing which cam to go with.
Drives basically like stock to me and I’m very picky when it comes to driveability and did a lot of research before choosing which cam to go with.
Somehow I got mixed up when I posted this on here and on our social and put 112 cam instead of 116 cam, my apologies.
Great to hear you love the build and the 116 cam. I always tell folks it drives as close to stock as any aftermarket camshaft can. Honestly with a good tune on the car it behaves almost incidental to stock, until you put your foot into the gas that is... LOL
How are you liking the additional power from the ported MSD and 102TB?
Any feedback on the E85 vs 91 trims?
https://americanheritageperformance.com/
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haven’t yet been able to push it all that hard yet, hoping to find some nice open roads this weekend. But right off the bat there’s a noticeable difference in throttle response with the larger throttle body and the MSD we added. I have a Pedal Commander still connected and when I left the shop I legitimately thought you guys may have accidentally put the Pedal Commander in the “sport” setting with how much better the throttle response was
Correct Harry you have the 116 cam in your car... I pulled the original build sheet for your job and confirmed that.
Somehow I got mixed up when I posted this on here and on our social and put 112 cam instead of 116 cam, my apologies.
Great to hear you love the build and the 116 cam. I always tell folks it drives as close to stock as any aftermarket camshaft can. Honestly with a good tune on the car it behaves almost incidental to stock, until you put your foot into the gas that is... LOL
How are you liking the additional power from the ported MSD and 102TB?
Any feedback on the E85 vs 91 trims?
https://americanheritageperformance.com/
Somehow I got mixed up when I posted this on here and on our social and put 112 cam instead of 116 cam, my apologies.
Great to hear you love the build and the 116 cam. I always tell folks it drives as close to stock as any aftermarket camshaft can. Honestly with a good tune on the car it behaves almost incidental to stock, until you put your foot into the gas that is... LOL
How are you liking the additional power from the ported MSD and 102TB?
Any feedback on the E85 vs 91 trims?
https://americanheritageperformance.com/
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