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Old 02-28-2010 | 12:07 AM
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Originally Posted by La Tu Papi
congrats on the numbers. PPl dont always believe the non-normal. Some dont realize once you install an aftermarket converter it kills your HP figures. A stock converter will give you the best numbers for an auto especially with stock gearing. You have proof so dont let the nayslayers bring you down


your cam in a 5.7 would be over 400 rwhp so being in a smaller motor the numbers you see are right in check. The heads on your motor stock flow same as 241s which come stock on ls1s. So you have plenty of head flow to support your figures
Yeah I'm expecting around 330 with an Edge 3800
Old 02-28-2010 | 12:08 AM
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Originally Posted by 00ChevyScott
Locking the converter in 3rd just about evens the playing field as long as there is no converter slip... I know the stock converter has a bit more clutch surface than a 9.5" converter, but I don't think it would account for 20-30 extra horsepower, not to mention his dyno was in 2nd gear, so a 3rd gear pull would net a bit higher numbers.


And dyno numbers are far from proof IMO, they can be easily manipulated.
Just cause you dont believe it doesnt mean you need to keep ruining his thread with your OPINIONs. You stated your peace now move on. The OP laid down the numbers as he has shown.

a solid tune can net 20-30 over another tuner's tune. This OP might have a clue how to tune and not be like the rest of the world.
Old 02-28-2010 | 12:10 AM
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This is a discussion forum buddy, deal with it.
Old 02-28-2010 | 12:11 AM
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Originally Posted by La Tu Papi
Just cause you dont believe it doesnt mean you need to keep ruining his thread with your OPINIONs. You stated your peace now move on. The OP laid down the numbers as he has shown.

a solid tune can net 20-30 over another tuner's tune. This OP might have a clue how to tune and not be like the rest of the world.
Actually, you're right! I got a mail order tune which I modified the PE table to around 10 AFR and it was still a bit lean! But on that base dyno pull it mad 352rwhp/332rwtq
Old 02-28-2010 | 12:14 AM
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Originally Posted by 00ChevyScott
This is a discussion forum buddy, deal with it.
yea but you dont know your *** from a hole in the ground buddy. Cause you dont believe so its not true. Get real man and get a clue. Think outside the box for once

There isnt one reason to doubt this OP
Old 02-28-2010 | 12:16 AM
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Actually, you're right! I got a mail order tune which I modified the PE table to around 10 AFR and it was still a bit lean! But on that base dyno pull it mad 352rwhp/332rwtq
FYI Pe should match actual AFR. You do this by dialing in the VE table so PE and VE are same. You dont want a variance between the two, if there is that means the PCM is doing more work then it has to. If you make them the same youll gain even more power
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Originally Posted by 00ChevyScott
This is a discussion forum buddy, deal with it.
Ask dirt track racer 81, He was there, I think his dyno is well calibrated. My brothers truck with a 221/221 558/558 114, full bolt ons and a 3600 stall made 316/288 ON THE SAME DYNO! Does that sound outragous?
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i bet that thing screams on the freeway
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Originally Posted by La Tu Papi
FYI Pe should match actual AFR. You do this by dialing in the VE table so PE and VE are same. You dont want a variance between the two, if there is that means the PCM is doing more work then it has to. If you make them the same youll gain even more power
Well I was just sayin that thats the tune I was running BEFORE I went to the dyno. Dewayne, the tuner, Is a really good tuner. Me and my friends bring all our stuff there.
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Originally Posted by siktruk
i bet that thing screams on the freeway
It does! LOL I'm shifting at 6650 and it goes 97mph in second! IT LOVES RPM!



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