[Z06] Heads and cam build results
07-25-2013, 10:32 AM
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Heads and cam build results
My build initially was planned to just be a ported/milled heads, ported stock intake and a cam. It quickly ballooned a little beyond that lol. Anyways here is the mods list:
Ported and milled Brodix heads with del west Ti intake and Ferrea hollow stem exhaust 12.5:1 compression
Manley Nextek valve springs and bronze guides
Ported FAST 102 and NW 102
24x/25x .6xx/.6xx 111+2 cam
ID850 injectors
Comp trunion upgrade
Morel 5206 Link Bar lifters
TSP chromoly 7.725" pushrods
E85 fuel
I'm sorry to say I don't have dyno numbers but I am very pleased with how this car runs. It makes torque everywhere and pulls extremely hard above 4k. I did this build looking for as much power as possible on a street able setup. However, I do have track times! Here are the time slips below I believe indy had about a 2500ft DA last night. All of the runs were on street tires and a stock clutch(which sucks btw).
Ported and milled Brodix heads with del west Ti intake and Ferrea hollow stem exhaust 12.5:1 compression
Manley Nextek valve springs and bronze guides
Ported FAST 102 and NW 102
24x/25x .6xx/.6xx 111+2 cam
ID850 injectors
Comp trunion upgrade
Morel 5206 Link Bar lifters
TSP chromoly 7.725" pushrods
E85 fuel
I'm sorry to say I don't have dyno numbers but I am very pleased with how this car runs. It makes torque everywhere and pulls extremely hard above 4k. I did this build looking for as much power as possible on a street able setup. However, I do have track times! Here are the time slips below I believe indy had about a 2500ft DA last night. All of the runs were on street tires and a stock clutch(which sucks btw).
07-25-2013, 11:53 AM
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A guy I know tuned it. It wasn't tuned by a shop, he is a well respected tuner in the Lafayette/Indy area. The car does need a 160 degree thermostat, my tuner said we should be able to get a couple of degrees of timing in it with one. However, the biggest reason it isn't as fast as one would expect is the absolutely terrible traction, I was spinning into 3rd. Also, I need to work on my driver mod a little lol. It isn't easy to add a bunch of power to a car and go run 9.90's at ~140 like a car "should"
07-25-2013, 06:56 PM
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Congrats on having traction problems with the new power, I am sure it is a whole new animal! Curious what tires you were on?
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07-26-2013, 04:03 PM
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