What do you get when you add an LME C5R 427 + 2 @ GT35R's (15 PSI) + Pump Gas...
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What do you get when you add an LME C5R 427 + 2 @ GT35R's (15 PSI) + Pump Gas...
What do you get when you take an LME C5R 427 + 2 @ GT35R's (15 PSI) + Pump Gas (93 Octane) + a NewEraPerformance MAF Tune + a muggy 94* day = ????
you get a 1000+ WHP - 900+ WTQ Street/Strip Car !!!! (Been driving it around town ...Drove it to and from the track [1 hour each way !], made some shakedown runs, drove it home....). Drivability is amazing - awesome tune Mike !!!!
Dyno pull info...
94 degrees, miserable humidity, slicks (same diameter as stock tires, other tires wouldn't hold on the dyno! actually even walked these on the rollers once or twice ), very safe (rich) A/F (future Speed density tune will better control/refine the fuel curve - make the graph a little less "peaky").
So this should be considered a baseline ("proof of concept") run. There's still more there.... Not that it's needed -
The Highlights:
Plan conceived, parts fabricated, project built and tuned at NewEraPerfomanceParts <-- SUPPORTING VENDOR !!!
An amazing MAF tune be Mike @ NewEra ..... Speed Density coming soon. I can't say enough about Mike and the rest of the crew at NewEra !!!
LME C5R 427 - Custom Weisco Pistons. Lunati 4340 Crank and Pro Billet Rods. Shortblock beautifully machined and assembled by LME - Thanks Brian!
STS twin turbo kit, upgraded GT35R's turbos, dual 38 MM wastegates, (BTW - this system is capable of supplying 20+ PSI to a 427 @ 7000 RPM in it's current configuration... Don't ask !), Meth injection, etc.
ETPerformance 245 (cathedral port) Heads - Thanks Craig @ ETHeads.
Custom (application specific) Turbo cam from Ed Curtis @ FlowtechInduction.
“Out of the box” FAST90 intake, stock L76 Throttlebody, APS Extreme (boost referenced) Fuel System, RC 75 injectors.
RPM "Stage V" M12 Trans, SPEC "P-Trim" twin disk carbon, SFI Bellhousing, Hardened L & R shafts and R spider, Billet pinion support, HD clutch pack, DTE Brace, Aluminum TQ tube bushing, etc.
CCW Drag Pack, Carrara QA1 adjustable shocks, etc.
Like most projects, still plenty of work to do.... I'll keep you posted as the car and I get used to each other at the track.
Might be looking for an auto trans conversion very soon !!! It's not caged yet and my "manberries" aren't up to holding the pedal down for more than short bursts at this point, especially on the back half. .....so before you ask - no times yet...
This project would have been absolutely impossible without the knowledgeable engineering, consulting, fabrication skills, patient support, oversight, encouragement, and generous access to the crew and resources at NewEraPerformanceParts!!!!
VERY SPECIAL THANKS to Brian at LateModelEngines for a great shortblock!! Ed Curtis @ FlowtechInduction and Craig at ETHeads for great consulting, products and OUTSTANDING response and customer support. They provided amazing Heads and Cam. Then expedited custom valve springs and retainers to help me through an initial valve float issue - worked perfect!
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Here's an earlier graph where we made 1033 by accident!!! (too much boost - 17 PSI . . . you can see we "stepped off" at 6K, it was getting a little crazy on the dyno at that point !!
There's really no magic here, so I will try to answer any questions you might have ...when I can get to the PC. More to come....
soon....
you get a 1000+ WHP - 900+ WTQ Street/Strip Car !!!! (Been driving it around town ...Drove it to and from the track [1 hour each way !], made some shakedown runs, drove it home....). Drivability is amazing - awesome tune Mike !!!!
Dyno pull info...
94 degrees, miserable humidity, slicks (same diameter as stock tires, other tires wouldn't hold on the dyno! actually even walked these on the rollers once or twice ), very safe (rich) A/F (future Speed density tune will better control/refine the fuel curve - make the graph a little less "peaky").
So this should be considered a baseline ("proof of concept") run. There's still more there.... Not that it's needed -
The Highlights:
Plan conceived, parts fabricated, project built and tuned at NewEraPerfomanceParts <-- SUPPORTING VENDOR !!!
An amazing MAF tune be Mike @ NewEra ..... Speed Density coming soon. I can't say enough about Mike and the rest of the crew at NewEra !!!
LME C5R 427 - Custom Weisco Pistons. Lunati 4340 Crank and Pro Billet Rods. Shortblock beautifully machined and assembled by LME - Thanks Brian!
STS twin turbo kit, upgraded GT35R's turbos, dual 38 MM wastegates, (BTW - this system is capable of supplying 20+ PSI to a 427 @ 7000 RPM in it's current configuration... Don't ask !), Meth injection, etc.
ETPerformance 245 (cathedral port) Heads - Thanks Craig @ ETHeads.
Custom (application specific) Turbo cam from Ed Curtis @ FlowtechInduction.
“Out of the box” FAST90 intake, stock L76 Throttlebody, APS Extreme (boost referenced) Fuel System, RC 75 injectors.
RPM "Stage V" M12 Trans, SPEC "P-Trim" twin disk carbon, SFI Bellhousing, Hardened L & R shafts and R spider, Billet pinion support, HD clutch pack, DTE Brace, Aluminum TQ tube bushing, etc.
CCW Drag Pack, Carrara QA1 adjustable shocks, etc.
Like most projects, still plenty of work to do.... I'll keep you posted as the car and I get used to each other at the track.
Might be looking for an auto trans conversion very soon !!! It's not caged yet and my "manberries" aren't up to holding the pedal down for more than short bursts at this point, especially on the back half. .....so before you ask - no times yet...
This project would have been absolutely impossible without the knowledgeable engineering, consulting, fabrication skills, patient support, oversight, encouragement, and generous access to the crew and resources at NewEraPerformanceParts!!!!
VERY SPECIAL THANKS to Brian at LateModelEngines for a great shortblock!! Ed Curtis @ FlowtechInduction and Craig at ETHeads for great consulting, products and OUTSTANDING response and customer support. They provided amazing Heads and Cam. Then expedited custom valve springs and retainers to help me through an initial valve float issue - worked perfect!
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Here's an earlier graph where we made 1033 by accident!!! (too much boost - 17 PSI . . . you can see we "stepped off" at 6K, it was getting a little crazy on the dyno at that point !!
There's really no magic here, so I will try to answer any questions you might have ...when I can get to the PC. More to come....
soon....
Last edited by stry; 08-05-2008 at 03:47 PM.
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Le Mans Master
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Le Mans Master
congrats!!
AH!......been there done that!
i see u went from 900rwhp @ 5500 to 1000rwhp @ 5950.
i gotta throw my car back on the dyno now that i have that issue resolved when i made a 1005 @ 5500 thru A4.
seems like 1000rwhp is old hat time to raise is to 1200!
AH!......been there done that!
i see u went from 900rwhp @ 5500 to 1000rwhp @ 5950.
i gotta throw my car back on the dyno now that i have that issue resolved when i made a 1005 @ 5500 thru A4.
seems like 1000rwhp is old hat time to raise is to 1200!
Last edited by NICK YOSKIN; 08-06-2008 at 12:41 AM.
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Thanks Nick -
I think you're right about the power, and although there is a ton of "refinement" work to be done on this car, I won't be going for much more power. It's still an aluminum block and I'm not sure it will handle much more, ....I think I'll be spending most of time trying to get what I already have to the ground as it is! (Maybe even backig her down a bit)
You went LSx - right? - that's a different story in terms of power handling ability.
Thanks again - Stry
I think you're right about the power, and although there is a ton of "refinement" work to be done on this car, I won't be going for much more power. It's still an aluminum block and I'm not sure it will handle much more, ....I think I'll be spending most of time trying to get what I already have to the ground as it is! (Maybe even backig her down a bit)
You went LSx - right? - that's a different story in terms of power handling ability.
Thanks again - Stry