2005 Z06 Dyno numbers ... working with exhaust
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2006 Z06 Dyno numbers ... working with exhaust
Stock numbers were very repeatable @ 195-200 ECT. Lower and higher temps produced lower numbers.
So far the exhaust consists of 3" stainless tubing ... Tru-X pipe ... 2 4x9x14 3" inlet outlet mufflers.
Reduced mass by about 13 lbs.
Stock mid-pipe and mufflers = 68 lbs
Power looks to be around 8-9 rwhp peak and 10-12 max. Peak torque is up about the same 8-9 and 12-13 2000-3200 rpm.
Prototype still in-process working through some cabin noise issues ... tail pipe is well ...wicked
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Originally Posted by dshaner1
How do you think a regular C6 would react with an aftermarket Z06 exhaust (I think the only difference would be 3" instead of 2.5")
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It will nto bolt up. The spreads on the inlet pipes are not the same .... It will not fit the 4speed or 6speed Automatics due to routing. You will also have to find a way to make the valve work as it only uses vacuum for operation not signal ...
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Originally Posted by dshaner1
I was actually not refering to the OEM Z06 exhaust, I am talking about the Magnaflow that was tested on this thread. I am guessing it does not have the butterfly that opens at WOT. Wouldn't the 3" magnaflow fit on a stock C6 if say....the person had long tubes with a 3" collecter connected to a 3" X-pipe?
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Once I have a chance to put a C6 next to the Z06 I can give you exact numbers. So far as I can tell it would be a minor modificaiton to make it work or merely an adjustment of the LT mid pipes.