[Z06] Z06 Dyno
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Z06 Dyno
Finally had the Z Dyno tune done. I was pleased w/ the outcome.
Good numbers and naturally aspirated. Compliments to Hinsons for the runs and tune. We had some new parts ie. RPM Level Tranny, LS9X clutch and new T Tube so I had them be "take it easy" on it. No NOS dial in and all motor.
Since RWHP/TQ is the key, all looked good. I would guess 10-15% more for HP # at the crank.
Good numbers and naturally aspirated. Compliments to Hinsons for the runs and tune. We had some new parts ie. RPM Level Tranny, LS9X clutch and new T Tube so I had them be "take it easy" on it. No NOS dial in and all motor.
Since RWHP/TQ is the key, all looked good. I would guess 10-15% more for HP # at the crank.
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Personal issues came up and the buyer and I called it off..no hard feelings. Just bad timing. We still remain good friends..it's all good. He never got a chance to drive it or see it. He was thinking maybe after the first of the year..If I still have it..
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You said it..the prior owner gave me the same info.
Oh well. I'll take the numbers I have and go with it. All Dynos run slightly different. I do know I would prefer to take the numbers from a dyno that runs tighter. It's close at the crank for what she posted. Low mid 600s with the 10-15% Dyno window loss for drvetrain.
All I know is it runs great..
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Again dynos are all different but I would think you'd have slightly more TQ with the extra cubes. How many miles on the built motor? May need some more break in miles and/or some head porting..?
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Here is the build specs on the motor (she posted..and I did call to verify are accurate)
- 442 CID LS7 block Manley flat top pistons with valve reliefs, Callies 6.125" forged rods, Callies 4.125 stroke forged crankshaft, Akerly & Childs "file to fit" ductile moly top ring, Napier cast iron second ring. Clevite "H" bearings.
- A&A Corvette CNC ported LS7 cylinder heads. 1.30" dual springs, titanium retainers, hardened bases, jumbo locks. Stock titanium intake valves, custom stainless exhaust valves. Heads milled to 68CC - final compression ratio: 12:1
- ARP head and main studs
- OE MLS head gaskets
- Custom grind camshaft (114 LSA) with GM performance lifters
- OE rocker arms and pushrods
- Ported LS7 throttle body and intake
- A&A Corvette custom return style fuel system
- Kook's 1 7/8 Headers with 3 Inch Mid Section
- Stock C6 Z06 Catback with Exhaust Control Switch (Switch installed to leave open or closed)
- One Off Custom Direct Port Nitrous system with dual bottle setup, heaters, purge and stand alone fuel system.
(Adjustable up to 500 HP, set at 250 shot)
- RPM Level 5
- Rear Differential Hardened Output Shafts (Both sides)
- MSD Wires with NGK TR6 Spark Plugs
- Carbotech Brake Pads
- Stainless Steel Brake Lines
Like Jumbojet said and I agree. Every dyno is slightly different. I'm still very pleased with 560. Once you get to the 550 mark it takes a whole bunch of money for just a gain of a couple of more ponies.
No track times..She more of a weekend toy. The car has about 18400 miles. Mods were done at about 9000 miles. I just wanted current dyno info.
- 442 CID LS7 block Manley flat top pistons with valve reliefs, Callies 6.125" forged rods, Callies 4.125 stroke forged crankshaft, Akerly & Childs "file to fit" ductile moly top ring, Napier cast iron second ring. Clevite "H" bearings.
- A&A Corvette CNC ported LS7 cylinder heads. 1.30" dual springs, titanium retainers, hardened bases, jumbo locks. Stock titanium intake valves, custom stainless exhaust valves. Heads milled to 68CC - final compression ratio: 12:1
- ARP head and main studs
- OE MLS head gaskets
- Custom grind camshaft (114 LSA) with GM performance lifters
- OE rocker arms and pushrods
- Ported LS7 throttle body and intake
- A&A Corvette custom return style fuel system
- Kook's 1 7/8 Headers with 3 Inch Mid Section
- Stock C6 Z06 Catback with Exhaust Control Switch (Switch installed to leave open or closed)
- One Off Custom Direct Port Nitrous system with dual bottle setup, heaters, purge and stand alone fuel system.
(Adjustable up to 500 HP, set at 250 shot)
- RPM Level 5
- Rear Differential Hardened Output Shafts (Both sides)
- MSD Wires with NGK TR6 Spark Plugs
- Carbotech Brake Pads
- Stainless Steel Brake Lines
Like Jumbojet said and I agree. Every dyno is slightly different. I'm still very pleased with 560. Once you get to the 550 mark it takes a whole bunch of money for just a gain of a couple of more ponies.
No track times..She more of a weekend toy. The car has about 18400 miles. Mods were done at about 9000 miles. I just wanted current dyno info.
Last edited by CHOPPER1; 11-13-2010 at 08:53 AM.
#10
what was the sale price? Nice build.