900+ RWHP with Monster LT1-SC twin disc clutch...
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900+ RWHP with Monster LT1-SC twin disc clutch...
Just finished up a C6Z for a customer through the performance shop, needless to say he's thrilled at the results!
-SNL Performance Built
-Calibrated by Karger Tuned
-SNL 434ci LSx w/Mast Heads
-A&A YSI @15psi
-Alky Control Meth System
-A&A 1000hp Fuel System w/ID1000's
Street trim, made 3 pulls within 1hp of each other peak...
Street trim SAE corrected -
Filter off STD corrected -
Should have an update with a smaller pulley, 2" headers, and a sheetmetal intake soon as well as a drag setup for some track numbers. This setup has excellent drivability characteristics and runs fantastic!
-SNL Performance Built
-Calibrated by Karger Tuned
-SNL 434ci LSx w/Mast Heads
-A&A YSI @15psi
-Alky Control Meth System
-A&A 1000hp Fuel System w/ID1000's
Street trim, made 3 pulls within 1hp of each other peak...
Street trim SAE corrected -
Filter off STD corrected -
Should have an update with a smaller pulley, 2" headers, and a sheetmetal intake soon as well as a drag setup for some track numbers. This setup has excellent drivability characteristics and runs fantastic!
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940, I only post those numbers as some cars in the 500-700 range that have spun the rollers of local dynojets as well as ours have made 20-40 more elsewhere...not that the dyno wins races
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Dynos do not win races, car should def be fast as hell. I hope I can make some power like that when I'm done.
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nice numbers. was going to give your clutch a try but the build time was way too long (for me) and got scared of trying a new clutch honestly. but I am sure its a nice unit! great numbers and hopefully we wil see some runs of this car!
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Way to go Chris and the SNL crew. Thx for sharing the results of a nice build making great power.
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Correct, with our billet steel flywheel as the stock C7 comes with a heavy dual mass unit
Appreciate the kind words, couldn't have done it without y'alls great kit!
Appreciate the kind words, couldn't have done it without y'alls great kit!
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Sorry if I'm thread-jacking, but what's the pedal effort, driveability, and weight/MOI like compared to say an LS9 clutch? I've heard this is a much better unit (even with the stock C7 discs), but I'm wondering how it drives in comparison to the LS9 setup. I had an LS9 clutch with the aluminum Katech flywheel and was really happy with it's overall manners. That car is gone, but I'm looking at options for my new build if my stock LS7 clutch can't take the heat. I probably won't be making any more than 650 rwhp. 700 max.
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Thanks, should make over 1000 next time on the dyno
The pedal effort isn't quit as limp as say an LS9 clutch, but driveability is similar compared to an aluminum flywheel LS9 assembly. The MOI is lower as it's slightly smaller in diameter though the discs have more surface area and are lighter. The LT1-S with standard weight flywheel is what I'd recommend for your setup, don't hesitate with any questions or if you'd like a quote. Here's a couple pics comparing the two side by side...
Okay, thanks.
Sorry if I'm thread-jacking, but what's the pedal effort, driveability, and weight/MOI like compared to say an LS9 clutch? I've heard this is a much better unit (even with the stock C7 discs), but I'm wondering how it drives in comparison to the LS9 setup. I had an LS9 clutch with the aluminum Katech flywheel and was really happy with it's overall manners. That car is gone, but I'm looking at options for my new build if my stock LS7 clutch can't take the heat. I probably won't be making any more than 650 rwhp. 700 max.
Sorry if I'm thread-jacking, but what's the pedal effort, driveability, and weight/MOI like compared to say an LS9 clutch? I've heard this is a much better unit (even with the stock C7 discs), but I'm wondering how it drives in comparison to the LS9 setup. I had an LS9 clutch with the aluminum Katech flywheel and was really happy with it's overall manners. That car is gone, but I'm looking at options for my new build if my stock LS7 clutch can't take the heat. I probably won't be making any more than 650 rwhp. 700 max.